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Southland Times, Issue 1007, 21 August 1868, Page 1

Public Notices* CEDAB! CEDAEH CEDAEH! BEAUTIEUL SYDNEY CEDAB *■'"•=■* AT * ; SmENCE PEE FOOT. TT7ELL SEASONED BLUE GUM cut to *^ order, any size or shape. Immense saving of labor to Cart, ahd Wheelwrights — Doors Sashes Mouldings .j Architraves Skirting Boards Flooring and Lining Corrugated Iron Nails, all sorts Locks_& Hinges] &c, &c., &c. All^supplied at the SOUTHLAND STEAM SAW MILLS AND TBfBEB MANUFACTOEY, Clyde Stbeet, INVEECAEGILL. A shipment of BLUE GUM is expected to arrive from Tasmania about the 30th July, in large sizes, and will be cut to order at the mills. Wm. FEASEE. "UNGLISH AND SCOTCH FIRS. 20,000 FOR SALE. 12s. PER DOZEN; £4 PER HUNDRED; £30 PER THOUSAND. PROVINCIAL GROWN. ; -j j ROBERT CLEAVE. QUICKS I QUICKS!! 150 r OO0 FOE sale. j PROVINCIAL GROWN I* ROBERT CLEAVE. *'." ''"' NOTICE. '."■ J. & M. HYAMS, "WATCHMAJSBB & JEWELLEES, DEE STEEET, T)EGS toinform the inhabitants of Southland that they have completed arrangements with Mr JAMES EEID, Practical Watch and Clockmaker (formerly of Dunedin) who will, from this date be prepared to execute on their premises, Deestreet, all work connected with this branch of their business. Invercargill, sth June 1868. PEELIMINAEY NOTICE. THE Undersigned will submit to Pubiie Competition, at the Eailway Shed, a shipment of SUGAES ex "Natal," expected during the month. Also, A shipment of superior quality of NEW SEASONS TEAS, in Chests, Halves, and Boxes, ex " Corypheus," now nearly due in Melbourne, with the first New Teas of the Season. DALGETY, BATTBAY, & CO. ALBION LIVEEY STABLES. HOBSE & CAEEIAGE BEPOSITOEY. SADDLE HOESES ALWAYS ON HIEE. HOBSES, GUAEANTEED TO CABBY A LADY, ON HIEE. SINGLE-SEATED BUGGIES, WITH SHIFTING HOOD, ON HIEE. DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGIES, WITH SHIFTING HOOD, ON HIEE, ONE OE TWO HOESE "BBOUGEAMS," suitable for Picnic, or Marriage Parties, on hire. A HANDSOME "PEINCE ALFEED" carriage, newly imported from Melbourne, for single or double harness. This is a very elegant and comfortable carriage, with glass front suitable for evening or family parties. ALEX M'INTYBE Proprietor. N.B. — The Livery and Bait Stables are well known as the most commodious in town — atrial will satisfy 'gentlemen tbat their horses are well cared for. S. NICHOL, GENEEAL STOBEKEEPEB, CUSTOM HOUSE, Forwarding, Shipping,and Commission Agent, Bluff Harbor. Goods stored at reasonable rates.