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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 63, 16 June 1863, Page 5 (Supplement)

Carey & Gilles' Notices. FOR PRIVATE SALE. SEED OATS. riAREY & GILLES have received, for Positive U Sale by Private Contract, ex Phard and Sunrise, 500 bushels of superior seed, Tartarian, snd potato, or pole oats, selected expressly for this market. SATURDAY, 20th JUNE. HORSES. HORSES. pAREY AND GILLES have received instruc\J tions from J. Harvey, Esq., solicitor, for Mrs Hogue, to sell by auction on the above date, without reserve, at the Albion Hotel, 19 sound young saddle and harness horses. The fact of their being bred by the lato Mr Hogue, beides being Provincial horses, ought to be sufficient recommendation, without further comment from the Auctioneers, Robertson & Co.'s Advertisements FOR SALE, a few choice White Avlesbury and Muscovy Ducks. Robertson & Co. RARE OPPORTUNITY. PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET, EAGLE HOTEL, BLUFF HARBOR. MESSRS. ROBERTSON and CO. have been favored with instructions from Mr J. G. Hughes to Let the above valuable Hotel, at present doing one of the most steady and lucrative business in the District, and offering a certain fortune to any industious party taking the same TERMS EASY. For full particulars apply to ROBERTSON and Co., Auctioneers, Invercargill. FAT STEERS. fTtITE Undersigned are purchasers of a prime lot i of Fat Steeds, fit for the butcher. ROBERTSON and CO., Stock Agents, &c. SATURDAY, 13th JUNE, At 2 o'clock, p.m. TO THE INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. CHOICE FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Close to the Town Belt. MESSRS. ROBERTSON & CO. have received instructions from G. Hateley, Esq., Surveyor and Agent for the Proprietor, to Sell by Public Auction at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday, 13th June, at 2 p.m., 6 Building Allotments, fronting McMasterstreet 8 do do, in Rose-street. The Auctioneers direct attention to the above choice Building Lots, fronting McMaster-street (chain wide) and Rose-atreet (25 feet wide), being close to the Cricket Ground, and which they are instructed to Sell, WITHOUT ANY RESERVE. TERMS LIBERAL. TITLE GUARANTEED. PLANS NOW ON VIEW. Observe ! Sale at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday, 13th June, ai "2 o'clock. ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers. STORE CATTLE. TT7ANTED to Purchase, a mixed M'ib of Store VV Cattle. Apply to ROBERTSON and CO., Stock acd Station Agents. WORKING BULLOCKS. WANTED to Purchase, 20 pairs of good Staunch Working Bullocks. Apply to ROBERTSON and CO., i Auctioneers, &c. BOOKS, WRITING DESKS, LETTEIIPR E S S E S , Now Landing, ex Sunrise, FOR SAKE AT AN EARLY DATE. MESSRS. ROBERTSON AND CO. have received instructions to submit to public competition at an early date, A very Valuable Assortment of — Books Writing Desks Letter Presses &c, &c. Full particulars in future advertisements. ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers. Calder, Blacklock and Cos Notices TO FARMERS AND OT[{ ; RS GRASS SEED To arrive per Alarm, hourly expected. A CHOICE and very superior variety of Grass Seeds — Timothy, Rye, Cow, Swede, Clover and others. In ample time for autumn sowing CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. LOCAL POST. QEALED TENDEES Will be Received at this k) Office, on or before the 23rd day of June, 1863, from persons willing to contract for the carriage of the following Mails: — ° Between Invercargill and Riverlon, via Wallacetown and Waianiwa, twice weekly, from Ist of July, 1863, to 30th June, 1864. Also, Between Invercargill and Campbell town, daily, or at a fixed price for each trip, at the option of the Postmaster, from Ist of July, 1863, to 30th June, 1864. And in both cases for such further period as the Postmaster may see fit to continue the contract, either party having power to determine the same 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 given. The days 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 tbe service between Invercargill and Campbelltown ; and security will be required for the due fulfilment of the contracts. The Government wiil not bo bound to accept the lowest or any tender. EDW. D. BUTTS, Postmaster. Chief Post Office, Southland, June 5 f 1833,