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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 60, 5 June 1863, Page 1 (Supplement)

Carey & Gilles' Notices. CAREY & GILLES, LAND, ESTATE, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Having in Course of Erection Largo STORES AND AUCTION MART In Dee-stbeet, Are .Prepared to receive CONSIGNMENTS OP MECHANDISE FOR SALE, And to Hold SALES BY AUCTION of same ; Also of Land and Estates. CAREY & GILLES, Commercial Sale Rooms. CAREY & GILLES BEG to inform the Squatters and Public pf New Zealand and the neighborin"- Colonies, that they have entered into business in INVERCARGILL (SOUTHLAND), NEW ZEALAND, AS STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL SALESMEN, That tbey are prepared to arrange for the SALE OR PURCHASE OF STATION PROPERTY; To receive Consignments of CATTLE, SHEEP, & HORSES FOR SALE And, when required, MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES, They further beg to notify that they are erecting SALE-YARDS, With Commodious Stables, capable of accommodating One Hundred Horses, in Tay-street, where AUCTION SALES Wixl be Held Twice Evert Week. Also. SALE-YARDS outside the town, where Stock coming from the couDtry, or imported, can be easily driven. Ample paddock accommodation will be secured for, and avery attention paid, to the landing of Stock. N.B. They will be bnppy to make arrangements for holding Country Sales of Land, Cattle, and Farm Stock generally. CAREY & GILLES, Invercargill Sale Yards. Agexts : W. E. and A.. S. King, Melbourne Duncan Ballantyne, Gipps' Land Richards and Carey, Castlemaine Wright Robertson, and Co., Dunedin. NOTICE. To Carriers and Others. CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers, hold Sales by Auction every Wednesday and Saturday, at their Sale Yards, Invercargill. Horses of all descriptions always on hand for private saio. Account sales rendered, aud cash paid immediately after the sale. CAREY AND GILLES, 'Auctioneers, Invcrcarg.ill Horse Bazaar and ;Sale Yards, Dee-street. BULLOCKS! WORKING BULLOCKS!! Es Picard. CAREY & GILLES have received instructions from Alfred Nicholas. Esq., to sell by Private Contract — Just Landed, after a Splendid Passage, •10 FINE YOUjS t G WORKING BULLOCKS, With Bows, Yoking, and Chains Complete. Tho above are for Sale by the Undersigned. Also, the Splendid Blood Entire Horse, "HIS EXCELLENC Y." Pedigbee. His Excellency was bred by Mr. Thomas Field ; sire, Mr. Rose's imported horse Jersey (bred by Earl Jersey), own brother to Phoenix by Buzzard, dam Cobweb, by Phantom, grandam Filagree, Sooothsayer, Webb by Waxy, sister to Whalebone, both winners of the Derby, Buzzard by Blacklock, the sire of Velocipede, Cobweb is the dam of Bay Middleton, winner of the Derby, Cobweb won the Oaks, dam Adella, by o d Peter Flinn (imported), o-randam, Old Adella, imported by the Cressy Company, allowed to be one of the best mares ever imported. — See Stud Book. Young Adella is the dam of Empress and Granny, bred by Thomas Field, Esq., the former of which mures won several Legers in her year, and the latter was also a Leger winner last season, and in several other races. His Excellency took ihe Prize, as the best Blood Entire, at the last Green Ponds Show in 1857. [Cketificate.] Elizabeth-street, Hobart Town, May 18th, ISO 3. 1 havo examined the pedigree of His Excellency, and find it as above, and registered in the Stud Book of the Tasmanian Turf Club, page 60, nnd certify that- it is correct. Peter Flinn was by Whalebone, half brother to Sir Hercules, the celebrated Irish sire. Imported Adella by Warrior. (Signed) BENJAMIN O'NIEL WILSON, Secretary to the Tasmanian Turf Club, and Keeper of the Stud Book. The above is correct. J. EDDINGTON, Clerk of the Course. Dear NICJIOLAS, — The Pedigree of His Excellency (as on the card) is quite correct. He is the purest Peter Flinn blood in the Colonies, and I can assure you that his Stock are superb. J JAMES LORD. A. Nicholas, Esq. CAREY & GILLES, Auctioneers. FOR PRIVATE SALE. SEED OATS. CAREY & GILLES have received, for Positive Sale by Private Contract, ex Pbard and Sunrise, 500 bushels of superior seed, Tartarian , snd potato, or pole oats, selected expressly for tbis market. am— — a —n— i— —a — —a—— i mini iiiiiliiumii iiii H. B. Monkman's Advertisements. TO LET, or the Goodwill of the Lease for Sale, of a four-roomed well-finished Cottage, on the main Dunedin Road, with 5 acres oGround attached, having a frontage of 5 chains to Main Road, 1 mile from Town Belt. HENRY B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Tay-street. LAND AND GENERAL AUCTION MART, Dee-street. THE Undersigned begs to intimate that he bas now in course of erection in Dee-street, adjoining the Southland News Office, a spacious and well lighted Auotion Mart, for the sale of general merchandise, land, and house property, which he will open for the receipt of goods about the 25fch proximo. All goods for unreserved sale will be stored free of charge. A Sale of Miscellaneous Goods, Furniture, &c, '• will be held on SATURDAY of each week, at noon. v Account Sales promptly rendered, and alltrans- | actions^uaranteed. „__ • • ! HENRY B., MONKMAN, ' Auctioneer and "Land' Agent, „ y - - "" Office pi o tern. Tay-street. May>23, 1863. / 1