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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 79, 7 August 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

Mueller &Geisow'3 Advertisement FOE, SAL E—Tovm of Invercargill-d Sections' 8 and 10, block XXVH, £|j! rick-street " i Sections 13 and 14, block XXVII, Beau* mont-street ~j PRIC'ES Moderate. | MUELLER & GEISOW, f Authorised Surveyers and Land Agents, FOR SALE, HARRISVILLB ESTAT^f 4 Section 3, Block VI. Applv to - t MUELLER, and GBISOW, , jj Aufhorised Surreyors and- Land Agents, i Robertson & Go.'s Advertisementsil AT AN EARLY DATE. I PAT CATTLE, "M GOOD DAIRY 1 COWS, &c., &e. ■ MESSRS. ROBERTSONS andi Co. lave bee«fl favored with instructioMpfrom Mr WillianjH Cavanagh," to submit to" PubWCoriipetition, at aafl Early Date, of which' -due hotkAMrill be L given, * qR 30 head of very sutfe^^Bjfc" cattle * fl A few good ' - ~-^A A few fine fat steeiJ^^^Hj' jtR The auctioneers can, with^^^pfctestconfidencWH assure the public that thes&Pßf-be found by Jar9 the best lot of cattle that have been offered for >alofl in Invcrcargillfor some time. , jU Further particulars in future advertisement!. -9 ROBERTSON and CO., ■ Auctioneers, &e. I IN A FEW DAYS. ~M SEVERAL DRAUGHT HORSES AND I SPLENDID ENTIRES, fl Ex. Star of Victoria. ■- fl MESSRS. ROBERTSON" and (CO. have rcceirefl instructions to sell By Auction in a fevr daj^B (due notice of which will btf.given,) at the Bo^^H Hotel Sale Yards, • -^H A few first-class Staunch Draught Horses ; Splendid Entires, Now landed ex Star of Victoria. |M TERMS AT SALE. H ROBERTSON and CO., 9 Auctioneers. g^H Miscellaneous. fl rpilE ROYAL PRINCESS CONCERT HAI^H JL Dee-street, Opening Night, Suturda^H MADAME CAKANDlNlattheßovalPrlnc^H Concert Hall, on Saturday next. IH M I KIGFT? OR ANY OUEIt MAW ? bjl Mr Small, on Saturday nest. ~^M nRAND OPERATIC SELECTIONS at thfl \J Royal Princess Concert Hall, on Saturdti^H | nest. | rr»UE ENGLISH OPKR A COMPANY'S PopuM J. lar Concerts at the Royal Princess Concer^B NOTICE. jB ON and after Ist July, Livery will be lO|H per nigut instead of 15s. as beretofor^H at Cobb and Co.'s Stables, Dee-street. '^M W. H. BRAYTON ANI) CO. fl NOTICE. M ON and after \Wdnesday, t]>e 22nd instant, tbi^H r./lices of iir South, Solicitor, -w ill be i^M Kelvin -street, next to the old Union Bank <^M NOTICE. S 1 PUBLIC MEETING will be hold ia thfl XI. School House on Monday, the 11th in>t., at^| Half j ast Seven o'clock, in connection with tb^H Invcrcargill Total Alistinence Society. " '^H , By* order of the G«)mraitteo, ( J. H. PERKINS, ;!£■ MISSING PEIEITDS, NEXT OP KIliH UNCLAIMED MOISTSY EE- -^fl STOEED, &c ..I ->|fl HOGAN'S AUSTRALIAN, EUROPEAMvA^H AMERICAN GENERAL AGENCY :■ OFFICE AND UNIVERSAL ■ NEWS ROOM. -.._.=■ Under the patronage of the Governments <j^A New South Wales, Victoria, South Anstralv^^ Western Australia, New Zealand, §c, §C : '^M MESSRS. FITZGERALD & Cofl proprietors of the Invbrcaegui-i, TIMR^B are hereby appointed my authorised A^ent^H Inquiries for Missing Friends, or other infor'rnßH tion sought through the advertising columns qHj this journal, will have -immediate attentio^H Agents are appointed in the principal towns in tbjß world, and newspapers published by them ***& regularly filed, and open for the free inspection « the public. : Address: Portland, Victoria, Australii JOHN HOGAN, PROPRIETOR. "INVERCARGILL TIMES" JOB PRINTING OFFICI TAY--STREET, INVERCARGILL. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LITHOGRAPHIC > AND LETTER-PRESS PRINTINC Posters : Circulars ; Bill Heads Show Cards Cheque Books ; T AY -STREE T.

Cotton Growing. — A meeting of shareholders of the Maryborough ■( ton Growing Association was held week at tbe Court-house. The chain explained that the meeting was an : journed annual one ; that since the port had been prepared, last Novemi everything had gone on very satisfa< rily. They had to contend with a season, but had not suffered so muc on some plantations. Machinery; ginning was being fixed, and as soo: ready for work a large quantity in be got ready for shipment. Next ] it was intended to have at leas hundred acres under cultivation. ' report was considered satisfactory Queensland Guardian