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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 51, 5 May 1863, Page 1

MUELLER & GEISOW, AUCTIONEERS, Authorised Surveyors, Land [and Estate Agents, HAVE in hand Sections for Sale or to Let in town and in the country. Money invested either at Government or at Private Sales, on landed preperties, &c. Collect Rents, &c. Land Ofiice business'transacted. SURVEYS executed,? PLANS, MAPS, and AUCTION PLANS constructed ; and, owing to a thorough acquaintance with the country, most reliable information furnished respecting lands in the different parts of the Province of Southland. lotice. WE hereby give notice that poison has been laid for dogs on the Castlerock Run (No. 1.) 18 HOLMES & BARNHILL. MESSRS. MUELLER AND GEISOW beg to inform their clients and the; public generally, that having procured an AUCTIONEERS' LICENSE, They arc now Prepared to Effect the SALE OF FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, ".HOUSE PROPERTY, AND ' V LAND AND ESTATE, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SOUTHLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. JOHN munro; BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER Dee Street. (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel.) NOTICE. THE Undersigned are Cash Buyers of WOOL, or will make liberal advances on shipments of same consigned to their friends, Messrs. Dalgett and Company, in London or Melbourne. Thoy also keep in stock all usual STORES required for the supply of Stations. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Kelvin-street, Invercargill; AND Rattray-street, Dunedin. FA. VON HAMMER, M.R.C. Veteri- • nary Surgeons, Hanover, late* Superintendent ofthe Transport of Horses in the'-Honor-able East India Companv's Service, begs to inform the inhabitants of Southland thnt he may be consulted at tho PRINCE OF WALES (late " Robert Burns") LIVERY STABLES, And hopes, bv the strictest attention to the horses entrusted to his charge, to merit their support. F. A. Von H. particularly invites a call from owners of horses affected by chronic or neglected diseases. Equestrian Lessons given. Horses bought and sold on commission. Certificates given as to the soundness of horses HORSES FOR HIRE. Soda Water— Lemonade— Ginger Beer ! JV. INGRAM begs to inform the • inhabitants of Invercargill, Riverton, Bluff, &c, that having imported a first-class Soda Wator Machine, he is prepared to supply Hotels and Private Families with the above. Cordials Manufactured. Apply at the Manufactory, Esk-street. R. HARRISON, IMPORTER OF BUILDING i MATERIALS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c, Consisting of — Chests of drawers Cedar chimney pieces, with splendid^carved brackets Plain do Chairs ; childrens' do Tables, cedar and plain Meat safes, and made to order Colonial sofas; mattresses made to order Or re-made Glass doors, plain do Galvanised iron, corrugated galvnnised ridging, do spouting O. G. and H. F. round Verandahs— corrugated, curved, and painted ready for fixing Galvanised nails Iron safes Marble tiles, Chinese do Portland cement Window glass, small looking glasses Towel horses Billiard table cues, tips, and patent for fixing same. R. HARRISON, Tay-street. FREDERICK A. ROBERTS begs to inform tho inhabitants of Riverton, Invercargill and the surrounding districts, that he has commenced business as a Genoral Commission Agent and Collector of Rents, Debts, &c. Office— Palmerston-street, Riverton; Riverton, Feb. 11, 1863. HJDES.— -The Undersigned are purchasers of Hides and Sheepskins for Cash. COLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO. MRS. MIVAL and Miss LITTLE, from London and Edinburgh, have commenced business as Milliners and Dressmakers, ancl hope, from their long experience in first-class houses, to merit a share of public patronage. Spey-street, near Town Belt, Invercargill, 20th April, 1863. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. RICHARD CANTLON, from Collingwood, 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 SATURDAY NEXT. PUBLIO NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to Mr William Roebuck, late of Royal Hotel, are requested to be paid • to the undersigned, without delay. J. BIRRELL SANDS & CO. Accountants. Invercargill, 13th April, 1863.