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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 80, 11 August 1863, Page 3

FRIDAY, 14th AUGUST, '; „ At 12 o'clook. OPENING SALE DAY AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE ROOM, Next the Prince of Wales Hotel, Of MERCHANDISE. LUNCH PROVIDED. iHAREY and GILLES have received instructions \j to sell by public auction as above, without reserve, an invoice of Drapery, &c, comprising — Coats Trousers Vests Prtnts Guernsej's L. W. hose and half hose Men's wool cuffs Braces Women's woollen polkns Do hose Tartan plaid Carpet bags Oppossuni rugs Boy's jackets Mole trousers Serge shirts Scarlet and blue blankets Ladies' furs and boas Felt hats Also, AN INVOICE OF BOOTS, Viz., Napoleon grained and patent leather Water tights Bluchers Wellingtons Elastic sides, &c. WITHOUT RESERVE Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 14th AUGUST] ~~~ At 12 o'clock. OPENING SALE DAY AT THE COMMERCIAL SALES ROOM, Next Prince of Wales Hotel, OP MERC HANDISE. riAREY J*ND GILLES will sell by auction, \j without reserve. An INVOICE OF FANCY GOODS, viz.;— Piipier Macho writing desks, also rosewood and walnut Do work boxes, do do Do cabinets, do do Do port folios, also morocco Do ladies' companions, do Do trays. CHINA ORNAMENTS. Egg stands Glass and iava vases Jewel baskets Cigar cases Alabaster ornaments Cuimney ornaments Bu ter prints Table mats Ladies' reticules Bracelets and brooches Stuffed birds Oil paintings Bronzo Statues. A Quantity of Perfumery, ALSO, Electro-plated services Do cruet stands Lamps Mirrors Tables Clocks and watches. The auctioneers direct the attention of ladic3 and gentlemen furnishing, hotel proprietors, and others, to the above important Kale, and invite inspection of tho Goods, which will be on view the day prior to the sale. Sale at 12 o'clock. CAREY AND GILLES, Auctioneers. IN RE EDWIN CLARK, DECEASED. HA. GILLER, Auctioneer, announces that he . has received instructions from the Registrar at Southland for the Supreme Court of New Zealnnd to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, within the Registrar's Offices, situate in Dee-street, Invercargill, on Wednesday, the 19th day of August current at 11 o'clock forenoon. THE LEASE for a tenancy of one year, renewable from year to year at the discretion of the Registrar, of SECTION NO. 5, BLOCK NO. 111, on the Record Mnp of the town of Invcrcargill, with the appurtenances thereof. I This property being most eligibly situate on one of the best streets in the centre of the town, and contiguous to the Arcade, is admirably adapted for business purposes. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer or to the said Registrar, in the latter of whose hands are the conditions of lease. HA. GILLER, AUCTIONEER, & INSTATE . 4.GENT, has FOli SALE and TO LET, a number of Houses and first- class Town and liural Seciions, particulars of which will be published. [circuxah.] IT A. GTLLER informs the Public of South1. land that, on the 19th instant, he will have relinquished a portion of his official duties, and will then resume his former busincssof AUCTIONEE X, APPRAISER ACCOUKTAINT, HOUSE, ESTATE, and COMMISSION AGENT. He makes this announcement from a conviction that on opening presents itself, whereby he can, from hi* cxterience in each branch of the abovenamed businesses, and his knowledge of {commercial matt< r 3 generally, acquired both in the home country and four years' residence in and near Invercargill, offer his friends, and those of the public who may confer on him their support, a first-rate medium for the advantageous disposal (either by public sale or private treaty) of any property intrusted to him for that purpose. The influential connection i:e has had the privilege of forming, during Ins colonial experience, together with his position as Clerk of the Provincial Council (which office he still holds), and the evidence of a testimonial as to the confidence reposed in him by the Provincial Government, will, he trusts be a sufficient guarantee of his integrity and business qualifications, and insure to his patrons the conduct of all transactions they may confide to him on a strictly and uniformly respectable basis. This principle of business is especially submitted to the notice of persons non-resident (but having property)in this Province, as calculated to initiate and sustain that good faith which should exist between principal and agent. Pending the erection of more commodious premises, he is about to open a temporary Office and Sale Yard in the rear of the Bauk of New Zealand, with an entrance from the front of the Albion Hotel, Dee-street, where he will be prepared to receive the commands of his supporters, which will at all times meet his most prompt and careful attention. Datcdf Invercargill, Ist August, 1563. [copy.] TESTIMONIAL. Superintcndant's Office, Southland, 20th July, 1863. Sir,— I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of yout letter of 18th inst., wherein you intimate your desire to resign the appointment you now hold in my office at the end of a month. I fully recognise the prudence of the private reasons which have led you to decide on the step ; still, in accepting your resignation, I must express my regret, to lose the services of one who has proved as you have, during the time you have been in this efface, most efficient and trustworthy under all circumstances. In the private business on which you are about to enter, I trust you will meet with all success, and I will always take an interert in your welfare. I have the honor to be, !Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) J- A. R. Menziks. Superintendent. 11. A. GILLSR, ESCJ;