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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 62, 12 June 1863, Page 3

MONDAY, 29th. JUNE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. fiAREY and GILLE> beg to inform the \J Trade and public generally, that they have been favored with instructions from Colin N. Campbell and Co. (in consequence of their being about to remove from their present premise.?) to sell by public aucton,on Monday, 29th instant, and following days, on tneir premises, corner of Tay and Dea streets. luvercargill— The whole of their well-assorted stock _ ot general merchandise, a full description of which appears in another advertisement. CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers and General Commission Agents. FOR SALE, In the Course of a Few Days. WORKING BULLOCKS, COWS, FAT STEERS, And STORE HEIFERS. Now Landing, Ex Juno, From Hobart To^vn. rUREY and GILLES have received instrue \J tions from Messrs. Maning and Whitton to sell, immediately after landing, The whole ot the live stock, ex Juno, from llobart To'vn, comprising — 45 workiDg bullocks, with gear 6 young cows 23 fat steers 4 fat heifers 103 store do. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention ot bullock teamsters, farmers, butchers, and squatters to the above consignment, which will be positively sold. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE. HORSES. HORSFS. pAREY AND GILLES have received instrue V/ tions from J. Harvey, Esq., solicitor, for Mrs Hogue, to sell by auction on_the above date, without reserve, at the Albion liotel, 19 sound young saddle and harness horses. The fact of their being bred by the late Mr lloffuo, beides being Provincial horses, might to he sufficient recommendation, without further comment from the Auctioneers, MONDAY, loth JUNE. By Public Auction. The First Consignment of the Season. FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, AND FLOWEKS. riAREY and GILLES have received instructions U from Colin N. Campbell and Co.. to sell by Public Auction, in their Yard, corner Tay and Dee streets, on Monday, ]T*th inst, at P2 o'clock sharp A large assortment of — CHOICE FRUTT TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, AND FLOWERS. Comprising — Arple, plum, cherry, ('arrant, almi.nd, walnut, Gooseberry, strawberry, pen, Mulberry, raspberry, fig, Vine, olive, medlar, Larch, box. oak, Juniper, myrlle, poplar, Acacia, elm, laburnum, May, cedar, sweet bay, Cypress, honey suckle, lain el Lilac, oleander. Jloofs— Viol.-f. polyanthus, acparasr.i=, rhubarb, nnd a lar<*o variety of Rose Trees and Flowers in Pots. ° f'nrev nnd Gilles beg to call attention of Market Gardeners and Gentlemen laying out their suburban residences, to the sale 'of the above invoice, which will be jxiaitivelv sold to the highest bidder. SALF. AT ]'J O'CLOCK PUXCT?" ALLY. MONDAY, loth JUNE. FiU'l I 1 TKEFS, SHRUBS, AND : LA NTS, From Perry's Nursery, in .Mcl .urne. riATIRY a:id GILLFS have been 'i'voro.l with '.' insiriiclions from Mvssrs. Colin .\. Campbell nnd Co. to sell by public auction, at their ynrdp, corner Tay and Dep streets, on Monday, Ifuh instant, «t twelve o'clock sharp. The first consignment of Ibis sea.-on of a most choice selection of fruit trees, shrubs, plants, &c. SATURDAY, 13th JUNE. At 1"2 o'clock, AT Till: ALBION HOTEL. /"lAREY arid GILLES will sell by Auction — 10 heavT draught horses 4 saddle hwrses 1 dray and harness 2 teams complete, of sis horses, drays and harness 4 pack saddles CAREY and GILLKS, Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. LOCAL POST. HEALED TENDERS Will be Received at this )O Oilice, on or bc'orc the 2-'3rd day of June, ISOo. from persons willing to contract for the carriage of the followin.. Mails-.— Between Invercargill and Riverlon, via Wallacctown and Waianiwa, twice weekly, from Ist of July, 18G3, to 30th June. 1564. Also, Between Invercargill and Campbell town, daily, or at a fixed price for each trip, al the option of the Postmaster, from Ist of July, 1863, to 30th June, 1864. And in both cases for such further period ns the Postmaster may see fit to continue the contract, either party having power to determine the sanv at, or at any time after, the expiry of the periods now .stated, three calendar months' notice of the same in writing having been previously giren. The da 3's and h^urs of departure from and arrival at each station, to be fixed from time to time by the Postmaster. The tenders to be made at per annum for the Riverton service, but optional for the service between Invercargill and Campbelltown ; and secu rity will be required for the clue fulfilment of the contracts. The Government will not bo bound to accept the lowest or any tender. EDW. D. B fT TTS, Pustinaster. Chief Post Office. Southland, June 5, 18ti3. mUE PROSPECT BOARDING HOUSE. I SPEY-STHEET. NEAR DEE-STREET, Being Now Completed, Is Open for (he RECEPTION OF BOARDERS, At the MOST REASONABLE FIGURE. Parties desirous of obtaining COMFORTABLE AND CEEAP ACCOMMODATION, Should See this Establishment At Once, And lTo.u- the Terms Which doubtless would be sufficient inducement to them to make it their abode without delay. A GOOD TABLE ALWAYS READY, And GOOD FEATHER BEDS ; In fuct, all the Comforts of a Home. Invercargill -and Melbourne Newspapers always kept for the use of Boarders. P. 3TNN|iGAN, Proprietor.