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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 87, 4 September 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

H. A. Giller's Advertisements. HA. GTLLER, AUCTIONEER, & ESTATE . AGENT, has FOR SALE and TO LET, a number of Houses arid first-class Town and Rural Sections, particulars of which will bo published. [circular.] HA. GILLER informs the Public of South- . land that, on the 19th instant, he will haye relinquished a portion of his official duties, and will tlvn re surae his former business of AUCTIONEE H, APPRAISER, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, ESTATE, and COMMISSION AGENT. He makes this announcement from a conviction that an opening presents itself, -whereby he can, from hip experience in each branch of the abovenamed businesses, and his knowledge of commercial matters generally, acquired both in the home country and. four years' residence in and near Invercargiil, offer his friends, and those of the public who maf confer on him their support, a first-rate medium for the advantageous disposal (either by public sale or private treaty) of any property in- , trusted to him for that purpose. The influential connection he has had the privilege of forming, during bis 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 qtialifications, 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 submi Wed to the notice of persons non-resident (but bnving 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, hels about to open a temporary Office and Sale Yard in the remr of the Bank of New Zealand, tvith 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 ins most prompt and careful attention. Dated, Invercargiil, Ist August, 1563. [copy-] TESTIMONIAL. Superintendant's Office, Southland, 20th July, 18G3. Sir,— I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of yout letter of ISth. in.tt., wherein you intimate your desire to resign the appointmpnt you now hold in my oiflee at the end of a month. I fully recognise the prudenco 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 office, most efficient and trustworthy under all circumstances. In the private business on which you are about to enter, I trust you will meet wit.lv 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. JtexziES, S upennteadent. H. A. Giilek, Esq. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCED ENT. To Persons in Search of a First-class SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCE. HA. GILLER is instructed to sell cr let on . lease on reasonable terms, one of the most Superior Villas in the Province. It is sifcuated in the centre of a quarter acre section appropriately enclosed, on the most commanding, position of MeMaster's Estate, at once remarkable for its salubrity and dc'ightful prospect, is unsurpassed. Having been erected regardless of expense by the proprietor, for whose occupation it was originally intended, and all the fittings and appurtetiances being replete with every convenience, and am raged and decorated with the most consummate taste and judgment, renders it a particularly eligible residence for a family of respectability. • tlTbe" sol d . A BARGAIN. HA. GILLER has to offer a valuablo property . on the best, part of McMaster's Estate, consisting of half an acre securely fenced aml v dv cultivatifin , well stocked with fruit trees, and a substantial and commodious cottage thereon. FOR SALE BY HA. GILLER,— The Lease for fourteen years > . or thereby (with a purchasing clause,) of 1 liO acres of magnificent land within 0-^ miles of Invercargiil. Part bush and part open, and partially fenced and cultivated; is admirably adapted for immediate settlement by any person seeking a capital farm on which a competence may be easily attained. DAIRY FARM. TO LET. j HA. GILLER has to Let for such term ns may . be agreed upon, — 250 Acres of rich Grnzing Land, within seven miles of Invercargiil, and Gontiguous to the Grent North Pi,oad, having a front- | age to theMakerewa River of one mile or thereby, j with a commodious cottage, stockyard, and other I improvements thereon. The feeding properties of the grass and the shelter naturally afforded to j Stock, on this farm cannot fail to attract attention. A small mob of superior Milch Cows, running on the ground, may be bought at the option of the lessee. CAMFBELLTOWN. HA. GILLER is authorised to sell a first-class . Quaexee Acre Section., Wear the Court House, in the centre of the above rapidly rising Town. IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURISTS. HA. GILLER is instructed to sell by private , treaty, in whole or in lots, 500 Acres, or thircby, part bush and part open, of the best laud in the neighborhood, situate within four miles, and in sight of the Town of Invereargill. It presents an opportunity that no person desirous of obtaining a valuablo homestead, near the metropolis of one of the best provinces in New Zealand, should lose sight of. BLUFF HARBOR. TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS. HA. GILLER has received instructions to LET ON LEASE, by Public Tender, that old established, well-accus-tomed Inn, knoivn as tha ARGYLE HOTEL, CAMPBELLTOWN.. This house (with one and a- quarter acre of productive garden attached thereto), has been successfully conducted for many years by its present proprietor, who is retiring therefrom. Possessing good and extensive accommodation, and every convenience for carrying on a first-rate business, situate only a few minutes' walk from the site of the pier in course of construction, and opposite the usual anchorage ground of vessels of large tonnage entering the Port of the Bluff, which is immediately about to be connected bj' railway with the Town of Invercargiil, must necessarily command a very LUCRATIVE TRADE. and prove well worthy the attention of any person in search of tt Hotel in which A Fortune may be Eapidly and Easily Made. Further particulars in future advertisements. FIRST-RATE BUSINESS SITK Near Invercargili Jetty. HA. GILLER has instructions to Let a com- , manding frontage of forty feeet by sixty feet- deep, situated as above. . ELIGIBLE FREEHOLDS. TT A. GILLER is instructed to sell by private The beautiful and healthfully situated Estate of MITCHBLLTON, situate one half mile from the Town Belt North, and comprising a lai-ge number of sections, some one quarter each, and others five acres, as per plan on view at his office.