he resumes busmeis 4 this mornm*' r in .hhlioir^ei premises, corner, of TEsk and Dev.ef on streei^ where : h'ehas r already carried onhisUfade for - 'nineteen' yeafs, V'Y 7 He trusts it is'nnn^esfeary <■ to ,'assure his"friends?-that he^will do highest to merit a'co^tinuaM^ t»f 0 < yore h J e wiil7 study/ to' 1 keeg ah! Wmple supply s of Ibeef, mutton,' pork,. ,&c.' r **- 'the'vei'y" best \-. j -.quality; to 'charge reasonably. ahd! to pay a prompt and' ckref ill attention to ordersiy ' '"-' April, Ist, 1881. " J _ sit .RABBIT SKINS I RABBIT ; SKINS 1 : 1 ' : RABBIT SKtNS ! .i U; TLLIA^MTRO BE RT S ON, WOODLANDS, SOUTHLAND, Is a Cash. Purchaser ALL THE YEAR ROUND, In any quantity of RABBIT SKINS, SHEEPSKINS, AND! HIDES. : Highest prices given and •cash on delivery. A remittance scut by return of post for country parcels. al9 SOUTHLAND TEMPERANCE HOTEL, WINTON. THOMAS McWILLIAM ... PROPRIETOR. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR FAMILIES, &C. EXCELLENT STABLING. T. McWILLLIAM begs to intimate to the ;public that he has opened the above Hotel opposite the Railway Station, Winton, and hopes by his usual assiduous care, untiring energy, and long experience, to merit that liberal support accorded to him in former years.. The house wheu completed will be equal to any first-class hotel in the colony. He would also call particular attention to its special adaptation for private families and commercial travellers. a 22 ry HO S. McWIL LIA M, GENERAL MERCHANT. AND DEALER IN COLONIAL PRODUCE, COMMISSION AGENT. &C, adjoining tbe Southland Hotel, a 22 WINTON. rs UTHRIE AND LARNACH'S NEW ZEALAND TIMBER AND WOODWARE FACTORIES COM- PANY, (Limited), Dee Street, Invercargill, Have for sale the following goods — NOW LANDING, EXTARANAKI, FROM LONDON. 994 bars and 94 bar iron, 2 cases Nicholl's mangles, I bale cotton waste, 2 cases varnish, 5000 yards galvanized wire netting (3ft), 40 kegs Hubbock's white lead, 4 kegs galvanized cone-head screws, 1 case Britannia metal ales, 1 keg galvanized cone- head rivets, 1 keg galvanized washers, 10 kegs galvanized pencil-point nails, 1 case Sorby's hand, panel, and rip saws, 1 case Wheatman and Smith's circular saws (assor- ted, 30 to 60 inches), 7 kegs countersunk clout nails. 