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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 66, 23 June 1863, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE. At the Invercargill Sale Yards. The best lot of WORKING BULLOCKS AND MiLCH COWS offered for the season. Ex Juno, from Hobart Town. HAREY and GILLES have received instructions \J from Messrs Maning and Whitton, to sell by public auction, on the above date, at 12 o clock PUDC 25' pairs of Working Bullocks, with bows, jokes, and chains, young, and in prime condition 5 Milch Cows. . The auctioneers have no hesitation m stating that the above cattle aro the best lot that have been offered for public sale within the last three months in this Province, WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE, At 11 o'clock sharp, At the INVERCARGILL SALE YARDS, Nest the Prince ot Wales Hotel. rtAREY and GI LLES will Sell by Public Auc\J tion, at ll o'clock sharp, 25 Pigs in good condition, just landed es Daniel Watson, from Hobart Town. ~~ AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. CAREY and GILLES beg to inform the Publio that the Sate at Messrs. W. Miller and Co/s Store, Dee-street (advertised to take place this day;, is unavoidably postponed until a future day, due notice of which will be given. WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE. At 11 o'clock Sharp. UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION, To Close Consignments. rtAREY and GILLES wil! Sell by Auction on \J above date, at Messrs. Brunton and Co.'s Store, Dee-stoet — 35 bags onions 10 tons potatoes 5 cwt. sugar cured bacon U tierces sugar cured hams Sale at 11 o'clock punctually. NO RESERVE. SATURDAY. 27th JUNE. Invercargill Sale Yards, nest Prince of Wales Hotel. OX SATURDAY, 27th INST., At 12 o'clock. jtAHEY and GILLES have received instructs tions from tho Trust ees of My. F.Hamilton's Estate, to Sell by auction, en above date, at their yards, The well-known Steeple-Chase Horse, WHYOVER. NO RESERVE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. AN E STACK PROVI NCI A L (J OATEN HAY; Delivery to bu takou on the Ground, or in luvercarjfiil. CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers, Agentd, &c. WEDNESDAY, 21th JUNE. POSTPONED TILL WEDNESDAY, 24th JUNE. POTATOES. POTATOES. Es Alma, from Launceston. "MESSRS. ROHERTSON and Co. have received It'l instructions Irom the importers, to sell by auction at the Auction Rooms, next the Royal Hotel, To-morrow (Wednesday), 24th inst.. at one o'clock, sharp, 765 bags Van Deiman's Land Potatoes, in livst.-rate condition, WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, About 10 tons Californian Flour, in 501 b bagsAll without Reserve. TERMS LIBERAL. On View morning of Sale. ROBERTSON and CO., Auctioneers, Tay-street. PQ|{ SAL!';,— Four Working Bullocks in good li condition, yokes, chains, &c. ; also, one pnir nf Harness Bullocks. Apply to Mr Grant Gala street. ]X>K SALE. — A Section in Sylvan Bank Estate, i 1 dug and fenced; half cash, remainder in three months. Address Alpha, office of this paper. npO LET, Four-roomed House, Esk-street, PosL session 26th Juue. Apply George Gourlay, Simmond's Roycl Temperance Hotel, Esk-street east. FOR SALE, near the corner of Oon and .Kelvin streets, a newly erected Store, with back apartment; will be sold a bargain. The stock, &■('., may be had at a valuation. Apply at tlie premises. FIRE BRIGADE. FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING. t MEETING of the Finance Committee will be :I h-ld at Messrs Dalgety, Rattray and Co.'s Store, this day (Tuesday), tlie 2"srd instant, at three o'chek p.m., to receive the Report of the Ih-igadc Committee. (By Order) F. CHAPMAN, Hon. Sec. InvercargiU, 20th June. 1863. CUSTOMS. SALE OF CONDEMNED GOODS. TIP HE Undermentioned Goods, seized and eonI di'inn 'd under Customs Regulation Act, 185S, will be sold atthe Custom House, Bluff Harbor, on Tuesday, the 30th day of June, 1863, at twelve o'clock noon — 1,1 of) cigars 12Vlbs canister tobacco. A. J. ELLFS. Collector. Cu=tom House, Invercargil', This 20th day of June, 18(53. p L O U G II S , GRAY'S AND SELLAR'S AT HARGIN ANU JAGGERS'. AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL. YOUNG SAMPSON, Just Arrived... THE YOUNG HERCULES WILL Perform in the nbove Hotel on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday Evenings. The performances will consist of Breaking Stones with his Fist, a Wrought Iron Poker across his Arm. and afterwards have a Large Sized Stone placed on his Chest, and Broken with Sledge Hammers. Young Sampson will also Perform en the Back of a Chair, with two 281 b weights ; Dance a Hornpipe with a otilb weight attached to Each Foot. A large sized Anvil will be placed on his Chest, aud v Pair of Horse Shoes mado on it.