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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 83, 21 August 1863, Page 3

"PRELIMINARY NOTICE. " 'UNRESERVE^ SALE OF TIMBER. Clearmg.OutoLtKeWaikiTi Timber Yards; H' B?MONKMAN has been instructed to rob-' . 4l to it'to auction in a few days, of which duo notice will be given,' * -- # > -Tho'whole'df the.Stock remaining on band in .the Yards.at the corner of Dee and Spey streets • »i< ■ r. . : ■>* k i-t^cl'liiS O, The substantially built weatherboard Office in . the Yard. " TERMS CASH. NO RESERVE. , , WAIKTVT SAW MILLS. ' " J \ NOTICE. rTIHE .Undersigned haling relinquished the agenry X of the above Mills, begs to notify that aU orders for Timber willTbe received at the Mills •• formerly.- The Stock remaining on hand at the Yards will 'be 'sold 'by* auction in a few days, or prior, for cash, .at reduced prices. ' : HENRY 'B. MONKMAN, •'- Auctioneer, &c, * Dee-street.; Inverctrgill, Aug. 18, 1863. DESIRABLE, SUBURB AN RESIDENCE. * it HB. ( MONKMAI»rhas to Xet for a term of . years,* a snug four-roomed Verandah Cottage on the Main North Road, opposite the two mile post ; situated in.the centre of half an acra of ground, laid down with English grasses. Tho back portion of tlie ground has the natural ornamental timber left standing ; tha scrub and undergrowth being all'cleared. qOUTHLAND OYSTER SALOON, LOWTHER ARCADE,' M'DONALD &• CO., Proprietobs. This spacious Saloon is NOW OPEN, where OYSTER AND CRAYFISH SUPPERS Can be had at a moment's notice. FRESH OYSTERS EVERY DAY. liTURDOCa'S UNION MUSIC HALL,. Tay Street, Invercargill. PROFESSOR BENNETT CLAY, The Pop alar Modern WIZARD AND MYSTERIARCHIST With his troupe of Royal Italian MARIONETTES, HAS ARRIVED, And will give his first performance at |Murdoch'a Union Music Hall, Tay-street, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, and THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. Reserved Seats, (private entrance) 5b ; ; Back Seats, 3s. N.B. — Ladies arid families are respectfully reminded that etiquette, and decorum will be as rigidly enforced at the Union Music Hall as at anypublic place ot amusement. TIiTECHANICS' INSTITUTION. GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHTT. THE ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY Will appear as above THIS EVENING, (Friday) 21st AUGUST. Doois open at half-past Seven, to commerce at E gi,t o'clock. Reserved seats, 6s; Back seats, 4s; Gallery, 2a EMPIRE RESTAURANT FOR SALE. TO be SOLD by private contract, the EMPIRE REST AU RAN *, Dee-street, doing, without exception, the BEST BUSINE=S IN INVERCARGILL. The house is so well known that the proprietors deem it unnecessary to comment on the investment. . The sole reason for disposing of the business w on account of one of the proprietors having tr return to Victoria. The House contains one large Dining Hall, ono Sitting-room, 14 Bedrooms, Pantry, and detached Kitchen, BEDDING FOR 50 OR MORE BEDS, Kitchen Utensils, and all necessary material which is how in thdfougb working order. None but principals treated Ytith. Apply to COLLINS AND CUSACK, Empire Restaurant. TENTS. TENTS. TENTS. MURPHY AND SONS, Sail, Tent, Tarpaulin, and Flag Makers, Dee-street, Invercargill. DR. M'CLURE has received some fresh Vaccine Lymph, per Alhambra, from Melbourne. TO be disposed of, situated in the most populous part Jof Invercargill, a first-class Restaurant in full working order, and doing a sound business ; the Furniture, to be taken at a valuation. Principals only .-treated with. Alfred Medwin Brown, CommercwJ,ChaTnbers, Tay-street. E. ELLIOTT, 1 RCHITECT, BUILDING SURVEYOR, A AND CIVIL ENGINEER. At Mr Hately's Tay-street. DISSOLUTION^ OF PARTNERSHIP. is hereby/, given that the Partnership JY ' "existirigibet^e'en; the undersigned, under the style of fii-ni^oJ^C'lark, Skelly, and Wills, as Butchers, i> Dpe-street, Invercargillj was on the 23rd day of June last, dissolved by mutual consent. ".",■,"■•....'.,' -i Dated this 18th August, 1863 . JOHN CLARK. LUKE SKELLY. • : •;. MAXIMILIAN WILLS.^ Witness— -Wiiiiam: Russell, .' Solicitor, InvercargilL