Fancy Goods, dec. MONTHLY BULLETIN . L. RODGERS, TirHOLESALB and Eetail Bookseller, Sta- ** tioner, General News and Advertising Agent, Importer of Colonial Gold Jewellery, Clocks, Musical Instruments, Toys, Basketware, Cabinetware, Glassware, Druggistware, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Sheffleldware, and every description of British and Foreign Fancy Goods. SEW GOODS! SEW GOODS!! HEW GOODS!!! T E. begs to intimate that he has just -*-*• received large additions to his already Magnificent Stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY, JEWELLERY, FAN-CY GOODS, TOYS,&c, Ac, Which he is now selling at such prices as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION. NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS; AT REDUCED PRICES ! ! ! Good Words Leisure Hour Sunday Magazine Sunday at Home British Workman Band of Hope Review Children's Magazines — various Ginx's Baby — cheap edition Beeton's Book of the War Belew's Art of Amusing Mark Twain'B " Eye Openers" AND MANY OTHER NEW AND POPULAR WORKS. COLONIAL GOLD JEWELLERY! T" E. would draw the attention of the in -*-*• habitants of Southland, to his very superior and extensive stock of Colonial Gold Jewellery, which, for Beauty of Design, and Variety of Pattern, is not equalled in the "Province, and which is now marked at such prices as will satisfy all. A VERY SUPERIOR SELECTION OF GREENSTONE ORNAMENTS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF EVEEY DESCEIPTION. GERMAN CONCERTINAS FROM 7s 6d EACH. SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES, SPECTACLES! AT FROM Is PER PAIR ; ALSO, VERY SUPERIOR BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. New supplies of the following goods to hand, which are now marked at reduced prices — Ladies' and Gentlemen's Bags, Kogers's Eazors, Butter Coolers, Bread Plates, Williams's Butchers' Knives, Travelling Portmanteaus, Violins, Jet Goods, Toys, Field Glasses, Aneroid Barometers, Compasses, Clocks, Glue Pots, &c, &c. THE MELBOURNE "LEADER." The Proprietors beg to announce that they propose publishing a aeries of portraits of Prominent Living Colonists, men who have distinguished themselves, &c. &c. The first number will be published on Saturday, Feb. 3rd, and will be continued in every alternate issue. Intending subscribers should send in their names without delay to L. R Q- D G E E S, Sole agent for Southland. The paper iB Bupplied at the Melbourne price, if paid in advance. TiifS MELBOUENE " AUSTEALASIAN." SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3ed, I Will bo commenced the new novel by George i Elliott, entitled "MIDDLEMAEOH," a Study of Provincial Life, and will be continued ! till finished. Intending subscribers should send in their names without delay to L. E. 0 D G E R S , Sole agent for Southland. The paper is supplied at the Melbourne price, if paid in advance. AMERICAN RUBBER STAMP. r~|"iHE undersigned ias much pleasure in anJ_ nouncing that he has been appointed Sole Agent for the above new invention, which is now in general use throughout the Australian colonies by the differ*nt Governments, Banks, Law Institutions, Frieidly Societies, and Mercantile communities, i, is adapted to all professions and business pirsuits, and will mark on linen, wool, and all kinds of paper. Sample book, with price list, ray . be seen at i L. ft ODG E R S'S, i BOOK3ELLEB, &.C., DS'STEEET, IffVBBCAEGILL
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Southland Times, Issue 1562, 9 April 1872, Page 4
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496Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Southland Times, Issue 1562, 9 April 1872, Page 4
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