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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 69, 3 July 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

: Carey & Gilles' Notices. : CAREY & GILLES 3 EG to inform the Squatters and Public of New Zealand and the neighbor V Colonies, that they have entered into busi- m as in ; INVERCARGILL (SOUTHLAND), j i - ■ 3SE~W Z~EA.IjA.2XI>, AS STOCK, STATION, AND GENERAL c . SALESMEN, That they are prepared to arrange for the ILE OB PURCHASE OP STATION \ PROPERTY; To receive Consignments of U.TTLE, SHEEP, & HORSES FOR SALE ( And, when required, MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES, They farther beg to notify that they are erecting SALE-YARDS, iPitb oommodiou9 Stables, capable of accommo' vating One Hundred Horses, in Tay-street, whew j AUCTION SALES | Will BB HELD TWICB EVEB? WBBK. .: Also, SALE-YARDS outside the town, where Stock coming from the country, or imported, can Sa easily driven. Ample paddock accommodation will be secured,, for, and avery attention paid, to the landing of |tock. ! * N.B.— They will be happy to make arrangej'nentsior holding Country Sales of Land, Cattle, find Eirm Stock generally. f CAREY & GILLES, : . Invercargill Sale Yard*. *■ Agettts : * -v JW. E. and A. S. King, Melbourne i "" Duncan Ballantyne, Gipps' Land Richards and Carey, Castlemaine "Wright Robertson, and Co., Dunedin. NOTICE. To Carriers and Others. riAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers, hold Sales V by Auction every Wednesday and Satur- | dav, at their Sale Yards, Invercargill. Horses of all descriptions always on hand for private sale. Account sales rendered, and cash paid immediately after the sale. CAREY AND GILLES, Auctioneers, Invercargill Horse Bazaar and Sale Yards, Dee-street, j , CAREY & GILLES, I AND, ESTATE, & GENERAL COJIMIB--14 SION AGENTS, * Having in Course of Erection Largo | SORES AND AUCTION MART I ( Its DEE-irKBET, i Are Prepared to receive j .CONSIGNMENTS OF MECHANDISE FOR I SALE, ttfy\ Hold SALES BY AUCTION of same i \ Also of Land and Estates. ' " CAREY & GILLES, i Commercial Sale Rooms. ir sKle by private contract. : * 7 y " ' "f£K&f& GILLES have received instructions t fvol Alfred Nicholas, Esq., to ocll by Privjß Cojract — ' The . Splendid Blood Entire Horse, ".IS EXCELLENCY." Pedigeeb. His Eallency was bred by Mr. Thomas Field ; sire, Mr. ose's imported horse Jersey (bred by Earl Jurat), own brother to Phosnix by Buzzard, dam C<jb\b, by Phantom, grandam Filagree, Soootlsaye Webb by Waxy, sister to Whalebone, both wiinaof the Derby, Buzzard by Black lock, the sirejof Cobweb is the dam of Bay Middletbn, inner of the Derby, Cobweb won the Oaks, dam della,by old Peter Flinn (imported), grandam, O Adella, imported by tbo Cressy Company, ahved to be one of the best mares ever imported. — fe Stud Book. Younp Adais the dam of Empress and Granny, ] bred by Thoss Field, Esq., the former of which mares won veral Legers in her year, and the latter \ras al a Leger winner last season, and in several otbeaces. His Escency took the Prize, as the best Blood Entirat the last Green Ponds Show in 1857. CAREY & GILLES, Auctioneers. r 1 ARRIVE DAILY. Bx J i Breeze, from Launceeton. PIRSTJCISS Heavy Draught Horses, and f supelor forking Bullocks, selected with the greatest 1 aly Mr. Richard Symmons, for thi market. | j CAREY and GILLES, Agents and Auctioneers. | FOi PRIVATE SALE. ONE STJjpK PROVINCIAL OATEN HAY Delivoy tc bo taken on the Ground, or in Invercargill 3AREY and GILLES, Auctioneers, Agents, &c. FOI PRIVATE SALE. PROVIICIAL BULLOCKS. /tAREY and &ILLES have received instrucV tiona to Sellpy private contract — 6 pair' of (Provincial bullocks, guaranteed youngand good workers. — __ - - Mielleifi jjeisow's Advertisements L__ — RYAIiL" IUSH FRONTAGES. SE C a-"" " IONS I Of V AJR 10 U S SIZES, i i To Suit pIifrBRENTjCLASSES OF PURCHASERS J^re Icing Surveyed, BRONTINa MAIN ROAD To \ THE DIGGINGS. f ' '$ I Two First-rate ;if • AjbPH RESERVES, -iif .% jCloso Adjoining, j, FJtlQEfr JJNUSUALLY MODERATE.