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Southland Times, Issue 1819, 18 November 1873, Page 1

Business STottree JOHN STEWART, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, And Hobßk-9hoer, Having removed to his new premises, nearly opposite J. Galbratth's Carriers* Arms, Dea st-eet, begs to intimate that, in conneition with y an experienced Waggon and Conch j»«iWcr, he j will be prepared to carry on the business in all its branches, and hopes, by strict attention to orders, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. f Y HOM A S HAN NA, WAGGON AND COACH BUILDER, Begs respectfully to thank the inhabitants of Invercargill aud surrounding districts for their liberal patronage during the past 11 yea^s, and begs to state that he has commenced business in those new premises opposite the Carriers' Arms, Dee street, and hopes by strict attention to business, » combined with superior workmanship, to merit a continuance of past favors. INVERCARGILL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, DEE STREET. JOHN KIRWAN, While thanking his friends and customers for the support hitherto accorded him, begs to intimate that, having completed his NEW PREMISES, he is now prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him with Neatness and Punctuality. A Large and Superior Assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, & CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, Always in Stock, Which will be sold at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. ' j >HE SOUTHLAND AGRICULTURAL AND *■ PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. SEVENTH ANNUAL SHOW Of LIVE STOCK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. JEui_ Ac** i^r^ Will be held in the Society's Tardaw iveicargtti , on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1873. SPECIAL PRIZES. Entries will be received for the following Special Prizes, given by Wm. Johnstone, Eaq. — Best Pen of three 2-tooth Cross-bred Ewes, adapted for hilly pastures— lst prize, £2 ; 2nd do, £1 ; 3rd do, 10s. Best Cross- bred Ram, any age, adapted for hilly pastures — Ist prize, £1 10s. For full particulars of Prizes, Bye -laws, &0., see Posters. $^p° The attention of intending exhibitors is specially called to Rule 2 of the Bye-laws, re* quiring all entries to be made three clear daya before the day of Show, which rule will be STRICTLY ENFORCED ; entries therefore will be received up till 4 p.m. on Monday, December Bth, at which time the list will be FINALLY CLOSED. &. F. MARTIN, Secretary. NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS ! NEW AGRICULTURAL SEEDS! TAMES COOPER & CO. have great pleasure J in announcing to the public that they have just received their SPRING STOCK of SEEDS from Englaad 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-grass, Colonial grown j Crested Dog-tail, Meadow Foxtail, Sweet Vernal, Rough Stalk Meadow Grass, Fescues, assorted varieties. TURNIPS.I Grey Stone White Globe AberdeenGreentop Yellow Parpletop Yellow Waite's Eolipse Golden Ball Sutton's Champion Swede East Lothian Swede Skirving's Improved Purpletop Swede. J. C. & Co. have Btill on hand a limited quantity of the new American EARLY ROSE POTATO, which have proved the earliest and most prolific of any Potato introduced into New Zealand ; also, a supply of new selected Kitchen Garden Seeds. A visit to the Nursery, Waikivi, is respectfully invited, where will be found a larga assortment of Trees suitable for Forest or Garden Planting. Plants and Flowers of all varieties. JAMES COOPER & CO., DEE STREET. Ntoseby Grounds, Waikivi Bush. pROMWELL JOCKEY CLUB. 27ts DECEMBER, 1873. THE CROMWELL DERBY, a sweepstake of £4 4s, h. ft., with £40 added. (For Otago and Southland bred horses only.) Second horse to receive 20 per cent, of the stakes. Entrance, £2 2s on nomination, and balance of Bweep to be paid on night of general entry. For 3 year old colts, Bst. 101 b .; fillies, BaU 61b. Distance, 1£ miles. WILLIAM MACNAB, Secretary. OILLHEADS, CUSTOM HOUSE FORMS, o POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, &c Cheaply, Neatly, and Expeditiously Printed at THE TIMES OFFICE.