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Southland Times, Issue 970, 17 June 1868, Page 1

Public Notices ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. ASTECIAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of this Society will be held at the Government Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at 4 P.M. Business : Election of Office-Bearers for the current year. FRED. H. MOORE, Hon. Secretary EE MOVED. T> SLOAN AND' SONS, •^ DUMFRIES BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, Have removed from Esk-street, to those central premises, in ~— DEE STEEET, Next the Union Bank. NOTICE. rpHE undersigned begs to inform his friends and _L the public generally that, he has resumed business as an AUCTIONEER, and to assure them that any sales with which he may be fevored will receive his earnest and careful attention. Prompt account sales may be relied on, and the lowest current rate of commission charged. Convenient and '. commodious paddocks at Appleby laid down in English grass and clover, for stock driven in from a distance for sale. Having made an arrangement with Mr Feedeeick Nuttee to conduct the office business, all letters may be addressed to his care. PETEE DALEYMPLE. NOTICE. T& M. HYAMS, Watchmakers and Jew- • ellers, Dee-street, beg to inform the inhabitants of Southland that they have completed arrangements with Mr JAMES REID, Practical Watch and Clockmaker (formerl\ of Dunedin) who will, from this date, be prepared to execute on their premises, Dee-street, all work connected with this branch of their business. Mr REID'S skill in his profession is well known, his name having been, during sixteen years past, ■ considered in the neighboring Province of Otago a sufficient guarantee of workmanship. Invercargill, sth June 1868. NOTICE. A. D E AN, TAILOR, HABIT MAKER, &c. (For ten years with J. Hogg and Co., 40 St. James- street, London), "I>EGS to intimate that he has commenced busiIJ ness as above, in premises at the. corner of Esk and Dee' streets, nextJtoorjboJßL. E. .Osborne Auctioneer, where he hopes by stncTattention to business, moderate charges, and thorough good workmanship, to secure a fair share of public suppor INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, Meebottehe, 1866-67. COPPEE AN D SPICES NOTICE. — FIRST PRIZE MEDAL has. been awarded to ROBERT HARPER and CO., of Melbourne, for COFFEE and SPICES ; all good, of excellent quality.— Vide Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. CAUTION. — As certain persons are vending inferior Coffee by imitating our labels and insinuating that we have sold our business, the public are hereby informed that R. H. & Co. never disposed of .their business — that they still carry it on under the designation of Robert Harper "& Co., at the Victoria Steam Coffee Works, where they have erected improved an<J efficient machinery, thereby enabling them to supply the : r customers with a superior article *o that originally known in New Zealand as " Harper & M'Kenzie's Coffee." Every package of our standard Coffees as the signature ■" Robert Harper & Co." S. NICH OL, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, CUSTOM , HOUSE, Forwarding, Shipping,and Commission Agent, Bluff Harbor. ; Goodj3 stored at reasonable rates. ' r " - Property for Sale, &c TO BE SOLD dE LET, rriHAT LARGE STORE, &c, in Tay-street, presently occupied by Messrs MThebson & Co Entry can be given on Ist proximo. For particulars, apply at the Bank of New South Wales. Ist June, 1868. EPPS'BHOM<EPATHIC COCOA.— Homoepathic Practitioners and the Medical prfession generally, recommend COCOA as being the most healthful of all beverages, being the doctrine of homoepathy was first introduced into England, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach ; the nut was either supplied' in the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J EPPS, of London, homoepathic chemist, was induced, in the year 1839, to turn his attention to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery, in being the first to introduce an article pure in its. composition, and bo refined by the perfect trituration it receives in the process it passes through, as to be most acceptable to the delicate stomach .