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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 44, 10 April 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. Ex Jane, from Melbourne. To Arrive. MESSRS. ROBERTSON & CO, We been fnvored with instructions to submit for Rn i«. iwnHiately on the arrival o f the Jan e frnm Mplhourne, j The following ffnnds. v\r.. • — 1 hnsra\e))e W\*M taWo, 12 x5, full sit!' 1 , in srt'endid order, •with rues, >>nlls, ■mnrVinj'-honrd, ponrptpte. 1 milliard tnWp. 10 x Sn, also rnmnlpfe 7 ffrst-c?a«<j "Rnß^ld ri/K r*?vlfttinn hnrp T>r\tp of rale and further particulars in future advertisement. ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers, &c. PUBTJC NOTICE, T> SPORTS hnvin? rpaoherl n<* triat we hiTf> latr'r i^miHed n tt'w nortner in nnr ocf n !->'w*i-»ioTif. wp w'«>i ntir frionda nnd the rmhlif to distinctly understand that such is not the pass. ROTBERTSOX & CO. March SI , 1 863. ■«• ■■»!■ .»<,.'. n.n.i j'.iiij>Mj»nw» | J«i«mn-JUM-U^Ma->y'»*»'-t»*-'-" 1 *"'"" 1 " Hamilton & Procter's Notices. ; TTAMTLTON AND PROCTER, General *\ ForwnrdJns and Commission Agpn^B, Victoria Horse Bazaar, Taystreet, Invercargill. FOR R\LE, by auction, a mob of Mixed Cattle, now' running near the Bluff. Day of sale in a. future advertisement. HAMILTON & PROCTER. Auction Sales Once a-Week. I i HAMILTON & PROCTER Will hold I Sales Every Thursday, Of CATTLE AND HORSES, At their Yards. HAMILTON & PROCTER, CJTOCK, STATION, & COMMISSION O AGENTS, VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, TAY-STREET, Invekcabgili. HAMILTON & PROCTER have for Pale, two mobs of very Superior S tore Cattle. For Particulars, apply at the Victoria Horse Bazzar. "pUILDrNG- ALLOTMENTS for SALE. JD Particulars to be had by applying to HAMILTON & PROCTER. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HB. MO NEMAN has been favored * with instructions from the proprietor to submit to puViHc competition at an early date (on completion of the survey), of which due notice will be given, THE LEASES Of Sixty Splendid BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In the centre of Ihi3 METROPOLIS Of fho SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE, Having an average frontage of THIRTY FEET EACH To those thriving and easily accessible streets ESK, DEVERON, & DON. The block, of which these allotments are subdivisions, has an area of two and a half acres which is not only bounded by Esk-street on th^ south, Deveron-Mrect on the east, and Don-street on the north, but intersected north, south, east and west by streets 38 feet in width. This pi uprrty, without disparagement toothers now before the public, is specially worthy of notice by the small capitalists in search of really profitabl investment. MAPS WILL BE ON VIEW IN A FEW DAYS. FOR SALE. THE Lease of an Improved Farm, within fix miles of town, on (he Seaward Bu«h, half imsh. Lense fivp years to run, at a nominal rental, with the option of purchase durinjr term of lonse at a price far below that being realised at the Government Sales for land thrice the distance from a market. The extent of the Farm is 160 acres, all fenced a portion has recently been under crop, and another poriinn is now cleared for the plough. The rent is pay ihk' nnnunlly, as due, thus enabling the tenant a tnir opportunity of realising before bein?r called upon to disburse. lIKNRY B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer, Land and Estate Agent, Tay Street WANTED TO RENT. A RESIDENCE of six or more rooms, in or near Invercargill. Possession to be taken in six weeks, or at once if required. HENRY B. MONK. MAN, Land and House Agent, Tay-street. WEDNEDSAY, 15th APRIL. MESSRS. CALDER, BLACKLOCK and CO. will soil liv auction, at their yards, Tnvercargill, on Wednesday, the I.sth April, at 11 o'clock, 100 head Cows, heifers and steers 1 pure Hereford Bull. The nbove are from t.he herd of "N. G. Clpyton E°q., whose cattle it is well known are among the host, ever imporied into this Province, and were Felcctod with great care from the most superior dairies of Northern Tasmania. Canaries ! Canaries ! I MR. TRIED lias just nrrived from Oormwi Mountains with a few of the above, which enn now bo seen in full song at T. Noiutadtj Tobacconiity T«y-stroet, Invercargill.