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Southland Times, Issue 1770, 22 July 1873, Page 1

Ituttinena JVoticca SPECIAL NOTICE REDUCTION OF PRICES THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN. TUST LANDED,— ISO BIBLES, superior bindings, and large print, Family Bibles, Pew Bibles, J Testaments, Church Services, and Prayers, at ENGLISH PUBLISHED PRICES. THIRD SUPPLY of Presbyterian Psalm and Hymn Books, large type, at Published , Prices. 1 SECOND SUPPLY of Trollope's New Zealand. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF°ACCOUNT BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, &c. . LARGE ADDITIONS TO STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKS. r K. R. wishes to inform parents and guardians that his prices for School Books will always be the lowest in town. In Presentation Books, K. R. has a large assortment, bound in Calf, half Calf, and Cloth, Beautifully Illustrated. ' FANCY GOODS.— Now Landing, a large assortment of the above, ex late shipments, direct from home. Catalogue of Miscellaneous Gfoods kept in Stock, on application/ K. R O S E, IMPORTER OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, &0., &o. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.. THE CHEAPEST SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING EVER HELD IN INVERCARGILL, COMMENCED ON WEDNESDAY, 16™ JULY, AT THOMSON, STRANG AND CO.'S. Particulars in future issue.

JEWIN AND MUSSEN, (Dunedin and Invercargill), LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, BON STREET, Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel. Mr Mussen has again returned, and will be found daily at the studio. Carte de Vißites, Landscapes, Enlargements in Oil, Crayon, Indian Ink, and Water Colors, and Photography in all its branches. QHEISTIAN MEETING HOUSE YtHAN-STBEET; DISCIPLES ot CHRIST meet every LORD'S DAY at noon. *

NOTICE. WE, the undersigned. Proprietors of Livory Stables, hereby give notice that, in consequence of the high price of Oats, Hay, Chaff, &c, our charges for Liveries, &c, on and after Monday, the 14th July, will be as follows i— Livery, per night ... , „ 7s. Bait 2s. Hay, per night ... 4s. Hay, per day 2s. John Knox Richard Powell Thomas Dyke* John M'Kenzie Thomas Creighton James Colyer P. M. Peters W. G. Mackay Wm. Brown M. Hughes. Invercargill, July 14, 1873. PRIVATE Board and Residence. Mrs Wilson Swansea Cottage, Don-street.