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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 69, 3 July 1863, Page 3

THURSDAY, 9th JULY, At 12 olClock. " BY AUCTION. To Close Consignments. At Henderson, Bonar and Co.'s Store, Corner Esk and Kelvin Streets. INVOICE OF SADDLERY. INVOICE OF AMERICAN CHAIRS. INVOICE OF AMERICAN STOVES. r<AREY and GILLES have received instructions \J from Messrs Henderson, Bonar and Co." to sell by publio auction, on Thursday, 9th instant, at 12 o'clock, 2 cases saddlery, containing — 18 superior gents' colonial hogskin saddles, with furniture complete 24 do do Weymouth double rein and snaffle bridles 6 do felt saddle cloths 1 do side-saddle and bridle, saddle cloth crupper, &c. 3 do enamelled leather valises 1 do set best silver -mounted gig harness 3 do collars 2 dozen halters 3 sets boxing gloves AMERICAN CHAIRS. 5 cases Baltimore wood chairs 3 do Do do do, Heywood 3 do Washington do do, Do 1 do Everist oak, do do, Do AMERICAN STOVES. 3 No 5 Peerless Stoves 3 No 5\ Do Do 2No 6 Do Do 2 No 6^ Do Do 2No 7 Confidence Do 1 No 8 Do Do 1 No 9 Do Do 1 No 10 Golden Age Do. The Auctioneers beg to call the especial attenof the trade, Saddlers, Hotel Keepers, and others to this Sale, as the goods are to be positively cleared out in order to close the consignments. Terms at sale. CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 4th Inst, At Twelve o'Clock, At the INVERCARGILL SALE YARDS, Next the Prince of Wales Hotel. HORSES! HORSES!! WORKING BULLOCKS. pAREY and GILLES will Sell, by Auction, as \J above, 12 Heavy Draught and Saddle Horses, 10 Working, Provincial, Bullocks, with Dray, Bowes, and Yokes, complete. Sale At 12 o'Clock Sharp. THIS DAY, July 3rd. For Positive and Unreserved Sale. HB. MONKMAN has been instructed by , Messrs. Calder, Blacklock, and Co., to submit to Public Auction, at their Stores, Tay-street, this day, Friday, July 3rd, at 2 o'clock, A splendid full-toned Walnut Pottage Pianoforte, 6g octaves, and music stools. NO RESERVE. Terms — Cash. „--•• FRIDAY, 10th JULY. SALE BY AUCTION of inn HULL OF THE BRIG CONTENT, As She Now Lies Stranded NEAR THE RED BUOY. Also, FORTY TONS COALS, SAILS, GEAR, ANCHORS, ROPES, &(.>., &C, &C. By Order of His Honor the Superintendent. MESSRS. P.OBERTSON and CO. have been favored with instructions from His Honor the Superintendent, to SELL BY AUCTION, At the i GOVERNMENT STORES, TAY-STREET, , of Post Office,) ON FRIDAY, 10th JULY, At Twelve o'Clock Noon, j The HULL of the BRIG CONTENT, as she now lies stranded near the Red Bimy, together with about Forty Tons of COALS on Board. After which SAILS, GEAR, ANCHORS, CHAINS, &C-, &C, &C. To be Sold in Lots to Suit Purchasers. ' WITHOUT RESERVE. Teems CashROBERTSON and CO., Auctioneers. j SATURDAY, 4th JULY, At 12 o'Clock Sharp. SALE OF IRON SAFE. For the Benefit of those-Concerned. At the Stores of Messrs; John Ross and Co., Clydf-street. MESSES. ROBERTSON and CO. have received ; instructions- to- sell by auction, at the Stores of Messrs John Koss and Co., Cl> de-street (nearly •opposite the Victoria Hotel), on Saturday, 4th July, at 12 o'clock sharp, Iron safe and contents, damaged by seawater, from being thrown off the ■;■;--■' Jetty. ~ * - " -. - Without reserve. I Terms cash. .. » ROBERTSON and CO.; _^M AuctionefeJ^^H