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Southland Times, Issue 1156, 10 May 1869, Page 4

Public .Notices s ori: ice, ] WE, the undersigned Grocers of IhvercargiU, have agreed to close our Stores at 7 p.m., to commence on 2nd ;May, 1869, Saturdays excepted— COCHRAN, GRANGER & BLACKWOOD MITCHELL & CO MATHESON & CAMBRQN HAY BROTHERS J. STOCK A CO FREDERICK & HUNTER EKENSTEEN & HALL WtffXjf rji HOM A S PEE KINS, (Late Accountant in the offices of Messrs. MaodonaiiD and Rtrsasix). GENERAL ACCOUNTANT AITD COMMISSION AGE NT , Dkh Sibeet, Next door north of the U,niou Bank, INVERCARGILL. Partnership Accounts Adjusted. . Arbitrations Effected. •.- . j Rents aiid DeotsiJbllectea. • ' ' All mattsrs of Agency in the disposal (er otherwise) of Freehold or . leasehold ' ' ' Estates with the general business of an Accountant's O^fice^ promptly and carefully attended to. • • ■ i -■ •- "1 ■■ ■ '?- •: :• . > • ' •j^r Agent for the ! AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT „ ; , V.s6cie'ty, t - : _;"" : 5 : Lipb Assinu^cß and; . Anhdixz Oppiob. THOMAS PERKINS, Dee-straet. ■ . t , (Next door north of .Union Bank). , 'NOTIck ' • MR THOMA& PERKINS, of Bee-streeti Accountant, is authorised to receive ootstanding JUieormt* on my bflhiilf, »ttd hia receipt < Shall be sufficient discharge for same.' ; ■ ' - ..;,■', , JO8& ffAMII^TQN. Harrisvillej May sth, 1869. SNUG FASM FOR SAiiß, AT DAVIDSON'S BUSH. | ._ "VYitbiu 14 miles of Invercargill, and three miles of Halfway Bush. i Kf\ ACRES, being -the western portion of Q\J Section 16, Block ' H.< Mabel District. Bush and open land, all broken up, < and substantially fenced. A -comfortable Dwelling House, with Stockyard, Stable, and all necessary outbuildings, with a good road thereto. ■ . For particulars and terms (time ■ allowed) apply to •-•■■..• . r GEORGE YOUNG, * '■ • Fox-street,' Harrisville. " Or to ' ': ■ :( ■■■-•' THOMAS PERKINS, „. . „. . _ f( } '^ocovm^ait, , Dee-street» InTercargill. l' ,' EOYAL^TEt,' „; j ;-. TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL. .1 -. . . ; ... -( -t ••■• • =\ >■_'*' )~ «!•'■ ■• ; f •••:•■: rpENDERS will be received by the undersigned J. for leasing for "a term df tnfeo or, five'jyears, at option,' from' Ist July ' ,iiext; " The Koyal Hotel, Tay street," in which ' aygbod'business has lor many years' jpast been camecTpri. '; ! ','./ V\" THQMAS"p|kKIN's, ' ' t '■ • '■'■■■ -^Accountant, Dee- Street. ; y hoese " maj6b. m -.;'."" ' NOTICEi — "■"■ l "■ T\yrß 'THOMAS PERKINS, of Dee street, IVJI Invercargill, 1 is authoriiJed"' to ''receive and discharge all accounts relative' to services of the Enture' Horse " Major." ■ All accouriis herein not paid' tm application will te ; summarily ! hflfnded j over for ''recovery by process. ' •: ••-.:■•-■•■ ■ '. ' V;. ' : ■ HimLTpisr'&.Pßtew. Inyercargill, .April 16th, ÜBfi9 1 ,.X" / , ; . ';.' no tice. ' ■; '■■' rnHE ij'ndersigne.d haying a number . of 'out- j 1 • standing accounts -. due to- 1 him, ren.dered prior and up to December 31st, 1867,. hereby intimates that all such accounts not settled or arranged within a month fri>m the date will be' handed to tiis Sbuditoi for reboVeryiwith-^ out respect of person's* i i :-\ /■ . THEOPHILUS.DANJEL,., . Riverton. April 9th, 1869. j- ( 7 ""."-''. ( . . . . . : CHiiDEEN's Diseases j ' J '..I. 1 ■■■ .- f" ■J . i. • -'.A TODJZED SYRUP OF , HORSE-RADf SH. .JL Prepared by Grimault and ' 60., Paris. — This Syrup contains iodine^, combined with the juice of water-cress, horse-radish, and scurvy - grass,, -,in ,1 whjch; iodjnei/ (an^-, sulphur yexjst. natxifally, and for this reason, it is an eicellent substitute foirdd'^ iL^erf^Oi^wnioh''^ generally supposed to owe its -efficacy to the presence of iodine. > The lodize^JSyfUp'lpflHorSeTiiaiiMui^' variably produces mpajbjj satisfactory , jfesults administered' tb^children suffering' irom Jymphatism, rachitjsm, conee.stion.oT glands of ( the aeck^ .or'the'Varibus^eruptionß on the'fac'e'BO ' fre§tieiitf' during infancy. , lt v is^sp^ the r h#Bt L re»iedy j for the first stage of cojißHmpjtion. Being at once tcnic and depurative,^.j^excitaaL. the. appetite, promotes digeationj and restored 'to' the tissues their natural firmnejip and vigour.*