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Southland Times, Issue 1526, 19 January 1872, Page 4

Auction Sales* ROYAL MAIL COACH TO KINGSTON. THE ROYAL MAIL COACH will leave Winton every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 6 o'clock, arriving in Kingston at 7 o'clock in tbe evening. The return coach leaves Kingston every Wednesday and Friday, arriving at Winton at 7 o'clock in the evening. JAMES ROCHE, Proprietor. Booking Oflice in Invercargill — Messrß G. F. Martin & Co.'s. NOTICE. ALL accounts against Mr William Marten (late of Martendale), or Mr Charles Rous Marten, must be sent in on or before the 31st instant (addressed "Post Office, Invercargill,") to Mr C. Rous Marten, as he will leave Southland in February. Invercargill, January 8, 1872. INVERCARGILL SAVINGS' BANK. DEPOSITORS are requested to leave their Pass Boots at the Bank, to have the interest for 1871 filled in. T. BRODRICK, Manager. WOOL. rnHE UNDERSIGNED ARE CASH PURCHASERS OF WOOL. M'PHERSON & CO. TEETH PAINLESSLY EXTRACTED. MR. S. J. DECK, SURGEON-DENTIST, having received the most improved appliances for the administration of Nitrous Oxide Gas, ib now prepared to extract teeth by its agency without pain. Artificial sets manufactured in gold or vulcanite, &c. DON STREET, One door up from Dee-street. Invercargill, January 3rd, 1872. LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, COENEB OP DON AND DEE STREETS, (Opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel), INVERCARGILL. MR. T. MUSSEN, in returning sincere thanks for the liberal patronage received during bis stay in Invercargill, begs to announce tbat having built a large and centrally situated studio on the premises lately occupied by Mr William Russell, solicitor, he is now prepared to execute pictures in every branch of the art, including enlargements in oil, crayon, water colors, &c, &c. Parties paying a visit to the new studio wil find all the latest improvements in the art, combined with civility, promptitude, and MODERATE CHARGES. PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, PAINTS VARNISHES, Ahd bveby Abticle in the Trade. ' |'±li£ undersigned has a very large Stock of the above goods direct from the Home Manufactories, and is prepared to SELL THEM CHEAP. DAVID WEBSTEE, Painter, &c, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. ROYAL MAIL COACH LINE. THE RIVERTON COACH will leave the Prince of Wales Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10.30 a.m., returning from Riverton on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Booking office — Prince of Wales Hotel Invercargill, and Dyke's Commercial Hotel Riverton. For Fares, &c., apply to Mb GEORGE SMITH, Prince of Wales Hotel D. CAMPBELL & CO., Proprietors. FLAX DRESSING MACHINES. QUPERIOR FLAX DRESSING MACHINES, i^ capable of dressing from 25 to 30 cwt. of fibre per week. All machines tried before leaving the works. Purchasers can see the machines working on our premises. 1 ten-horse power high pressure Stationar - Steam Engine, with multitubular Boiler. 1 do do Oscillating Cylinders, second hand. 1 one-horse power Stationary Steam Engine. KINCAID, M'QUEEN & CO.. Vulcan Foundry, Dunedin. Educational. MRS MACIVOR, LOCKHART'S BUILDINGS, TAY-STREET. CLASSE3 re-open on MONDAY, 22nd January. EDUCATIONAL. MRS M'INTYRE & MRS DECK will REOPEN their school for young ladies on Monday, 29th January. Corner of Don and Kelvin streets. MRS EDMUND ROGERS desires to intimate that it is her intention to re-open the schoo] in the North Road, established by the late Mrs Pettingal. Tuition will commence on TUESDAY, the 16th of January, 1872. r l'<HE Classes of the Invercargill Grammar J. School will be re-opened on MONDAY, the 22nd inst. Head Master Mb A. Macdonald 2nd Teacher Mb A. Gbanx 3rd Teacher Mibs C. Bain 4th Teacher Miss L. Bain Fees— lst Class, £1 10s ; 2nd do, £1 5s • 3rd do, £1 ; 4th do, Iss. .Extra branches, 5s each additional. Boarders, £10 per quarter, iv advance. I The above fees will include the supply of pens, ink, and pencils ; other stationery will be optionally supplied at Stationers' prices, so that no special charge will be made aB heretofore. A considerable reduction made in tbe cas6 oi families.