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Southland Times, Issue 1809, 21 October 1873, Page 1

) Business Notices jyj E. W. J. SPEEDY, ORGANIST AND PIANIST TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE, Ac. Terms on application to Mr Rodgers, Stationer, &c., Dee street, or Mr Speedy, Theatre Royal. NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ! NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS! TAMES COOPER & CO. have great pleasure tl in announcing to the public that they have just received their SPRING STOCK of SEEDS from England and the neighboring Colonies, comprising — White Clover Alsike Clover Red Clover Cowgrass Yellow Clover Trefoil Lucerne, Linseed Rape GRASS SEEDS. Cocksfoot, Timothy, and Perennial Rye-grMg, Colonial grown j CreoTca Ppgut<»u, u«ndow Foxtail, Sweet Yernal, Rough Stalk Meadow Grass, Fescues, assorted varieties. TURNIPS. Grey Stone White Globe A berdeenGreentop Yellow Purpletop Yellow Waite's Eclipse Golden Ball Button's Champion Swede East Lothian Swede Skirving's Improved Purpletop Swede. J. C. & Co. have still on hand a limited quantity of the new American EARLY ROSH POTATO, which have proved the earliest and most prolific of any Potato introduced into New Zealand ; also, a Bupply of new selected Kitchen Garden Seeds. A visit to the Nursery, Waikivi, is respectfully invited, where will be found a large assortment of Trees suitable for Forest or Garden Planting. Plants and Flowers oi all varieties. JAMES COOPER 4 CO., DEB STREET. NtraaEßY Grotods, Waikivi Bush. ~ NOTICE. ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned have this day entered into part* nership as Farriers and General Blacksmiths, under the style or firm of " Dunlop and Reidie." ANDREW DUNLOP DAVID REIDIE. Invercargill, October 1, 1873. W" iTrr •*,?■_ ._ .»._ ..* . . , _.., Beidie beg to announce that they will cany on business in those commodious new premises situated in Dee street, opposite the Melbourne Hotel. While respectively thanking their former customers for the support given them for the last 10 years while carrying on business separately— Mr Dunlop at Harrisville, and Mr Reidie at Long Bush — they beg to assure them that their best efforts will be employed under the new regime to merit a continuation of confidence. Under the new arrangement, Mr Dunlop will be able to devote more time to the practice of his profession as a Veterinary Surgeon than formerly, and settlers and others requiring his services in that capacity can therefore rely upon their cases being promptly attended to. A horse infirmary, in connection with the other premises, is in course of erection for the accommodation of animals requiring medical treatment. Mr Reidie's special attention will be given to the Agricultural Implement Department. Settlers wishing colts castrated at their own farms are requested to forward notice as early as possible, as Mr Dunlop intends shortly to start upon his usual seasonal tour for that purpose. EEGISTRA.TION OFFICE. MRS A. M. ROBERTSON bege to intimate to town and country residents , that has I opened a Registry Office at her residenbe, Spey | street, a few doors off Dee street, for the supply |of all classes of servants. Employers, and Servants requiring situations, will please apply as above. A. M. ROBERTSON. ITHOMAS PEBKINB, LICENSED LAND BEOKES GENERAL ACCOUNTANT COMMISSION AGENT, ELDON CHAMBERS INVERCARGIIL. AGENT FOR THE PROVISIONAL TRUS. TEE IN BANKRUPTCY FOR THE INVERCARGILL DISTRICT. Ail matters of Agency in the disposa (or otherwise) of Freehold or Leasehold Estates with the general business of an Accountant's Office promptly and carefully attended to. 63£* Agent for the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, Life Asbtoaxce and Akntjity | THOMAS PERKINS Eldon Chambers. GBAN© OPENING DAY. A NDREW M'KENZIE, having for the last tx six months been making extensive additions to his Museum, begs to announce that his grand opening day will take place on WEDNESDAY, 13th AUGUST, When, in addition to bis other curiosities, will be exhibited the Jaw Bone of a Whale, over 18 feet in length ; a monster case of Tiger Cats ; Opossums, Bears, &c. ; a female Kangaroo, a live Opossum, and a live Monkey. Great additions have also been made to all the other departments of the Museum, and visitors will find this the most complete and extensive collection in New Zealand. Admission to the Museum, Is. Refreshments and accommodation for, families [ at moderate rates.