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PRELIMINARY NOTICE. HB. MONKMAN has been favored • -with instructions from the proprietor to submit to public 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 this METROPOLIS Of the 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 the south, Deveron-street on the east, and Don-street on the north, but intersected north, south, east and west by streets 38 feet in width. This property, without disparagement to others now before the public, is specially worthy of notice by tho small capitalists in search of really profitable investment. MAPS WILL BE ON VIEW IN A TEW DAYS. BtJILDiNG Sl_£S IN ESK, DEVERON, AND"\,DON-SREETS; HB. MONKMAN is now prepared to treat . with parties desirous of procuring Business Sites as above, and to offer Allotments, sub-di-visions Of ..Kin Sections 7,8, 9,10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, Block X, On most favorable terms, and at Yearly Kentals from £10 10s. upwards,— thus placing them within the reach of persons of limited means. Plan of the Property is now on view, and lull particulars can be ascertained on application to V H. B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer, Land and Eestate Agent, Tay-street. mHE ALHAMBRA CAFE, Kelvin-street, (Opposite the Invbecaegill Times Office,) SHAW AND CULNANB, P K*O P E I B T_O>^B ', Beg to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill, that they have opened the above Cafe, and trust that, by combining civility with a first-class cuisine* they will be favored with the support of the public. For tho use of mercantile gentlemen/ a private Dining Room is specially set apart, attached to which is an elegantly fitted up Smoking Koom. The proprietors having gone to considerable expense in the construction of numerous Sleeping Apartments, offer to permanent boarders accommodation second to none in Invercargill. Dinner^and Suppers at all hours, and; at a moment's notice. English, Continental, Australian' and; New Zealand papery always on hand. FOR SALE. 1 AAA FAT WETHERS on a Station near lUUU theWakatip. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Invercargill. FOR SELE. BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A TWELVE-HORSE PORTABLE SAWMILL Engine, Boiler and Bench, complete, quite new, filled with all the latest improvements and having a self-acting governor. Also, A Im-e-e Boiler and five-horse Engine, suitable for aßrewry or Sugar boiling Establishment, and having apparatus attached capable of condensing and purifying 1,000 gallons of water per day ; well adapted for a stock ship, for which it has all the necessary fittings complete. Also, An Iron Tank, capable of holding 30,000 gallons of water. For particulars and to view, apply by letter to J. W. C, Post-Office, Campbelltown. I WINES AND SPIRITS. mHE Undersigned has on Sale* a X splendid Lot of PORT AND SHERRY WINES, \ AND SPIRITS. Having resided in Spain, Portugal, and France for a number of years, and had considerable experience in wine-growing, I can confidently recommend those wines to the attention of connoisseurs, as they are shipped direct from the growers. The best quality of Wines always on hand for the supply of Families. T, J. WHITE, DEE-STREET. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. TIICSAED CANTLON, from Collingwood, j\ HAIRDRESSER, &c,. Having rented a portion of those premises owned by Mr. M'Kie, in Kelvin-street, next door to the Times Office, intends opening the same as a HAIRDRESSER'S SHOP ON SATUEDAT NEXT. 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. MONKMAN, Land and House Agent, Tay-street. LOST, a Sheep, branded O on back, Apply Mr. Harrison, Tay-street. LOST between Tay-street and Leefc-street, by. way of the North Road, a bundle of letters. The finder on bringing them to tho office of this paper will be jewardecL " "'

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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 April 1863, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 April 1863, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 48, 24 April 1863, Page 3

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