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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 3

aPORTANr^ANB- =EXT E X SI VE £ALE . OF TO* &(fe§ (!o3i[&NMSNT3. Xtx t . — . __ HB. 'MON-&fc\!!rfiias^rWcrrld instructions to . submit to public competition, at the City Mart, Dee-street, on, Wednesday, 14th October, at 12 o'clock. , Mahogany, couches and, sofas. -iarhairclotk ,{ A 'ana le«% J/. t A J. 5 i if Mahogany chairs to match TelescopexUaißf <tahleßf< % Loo tatties, Canterburies Iron bedsteads, single and double Was list an ds affd ' dressing tabhs Cane and wood seat chairs _ ''>:• "CedaWairring-'t*bW» ';> owi'iM.n 3r!.p -\. r ' ■ Colonial sofas, 'with'eushion's and piHows . i- - i y^rflnut'xiotttgetpianoforte I-"1 '-"^ '•"■- '' ;t " n£ Carpeting, night commodes*' 1 * i'^"n't 20 bolts navy canvas , r, „ •«vl „-20.Ua-g*WsfiffifHip¥Sl» f l'' <{ *fe«3OT « b*<*i .J) wj irA9;^^ i «eafiU^|liiuah«^ i iliaicesl'»vz3 jiioV 6 pair bullock yokes and bows . ,2Q kegs'eacU^rFerfSiffil'tr^'n |«nt ; -o.HS^ps^.^^iaJte n 4ai n sHftftwf pot ' " 15* pairs women s shoes Aad a quantity of sundries! a"* 01 *"'* 1 .Hum-. .<f: --!-!';-/r';iJ Mc-tS^aists «>t bm&it>. znd . i For further particulars see hahdbrils* At 12 o'clock. <«-"*"•» H,. JB.MONKif AN W , Jmio been,;favored'.mtoih- • " structions from Messrs JEewitt andjCo., in consequence of their retiring from their'present line of business, to oflef—foFliale by j> = i bllq auction on JJonctay, [tiie. 12th ihs'&int^on'tbe ptetAises, Dee street, adjoining Mr MeKvy's, Plumber, and above the Southland Neios Office, . . . s All their welf asßoVted'-Stoclr ; 6f GLASSWARE, EIRTHENWAIJE, ■.-.=• v^i !.; PLATJJDiCOODS, ,■"■■'" *■'■•»'*■" Consisting. of— , ; )( ..,._.. „.,.,, ; ,- ;i ji, w „^{, isr . B ;.» ' roilef; sets and dinner sets " , , Tea and dessert services '" Hock, chamoagrie,' aad other wine glasses' , Nobbier: glasses ■ -■■: ' v:)-:sf A B-isins,,j.ugs- . . .-_ ( , -.: Vises' arid.' fancy g ods* Cruets, • , , f . ; . • ■;]■ Liqii v! stands !i ' ! ' I#ri On.arr.eatS — "" Tho Goodwill of*the|Lcasefof|Premi9e>,h€lcl at a low rental. Ll - lIL ** *- ' '■' Saje'tp cpramencoTat6l2ro'clocK, on the' premises, Ded street/ abo^e ike iSohltlaitk Jscu>s' Office. 3 - r ,,, :, Terms at. Sale, f •-. "P 0 ' R S~ A L i". TWO-€OTfAGES, One containing __ Four Roonjs, wilh-a. r: p SIX-S.IALLED STABLE .-, , • ' Attached;; good (WieH of Water, «'c." ; Central position near Tay-stre^ti >! ' For particulare; iapp=ly tH '/ 1 -■'. / i •: I^igELLER . .; . 1 ' c ' " ' Auctioneers, , Authorised Surveyors' ari3' lran rl Agents. v o" t M g o |^JEiiE !l ii at ■■ ; '" bob ■' .-- r , A U OK L A N D. TTIGHLAND BRIGADE OR OTHER CORPS. Pay, 2s 6d per diiy. Arms, ammunition, rations, clothing,and all otker\iecessarics provided. Also, FIFTY ACRES LAND. Parties desirous of joining must apply immediately at the Superintendent's Office. CHARLES L. CAMERON. NOTICE. NOTIC F: is Hereby Given that I, Joseph Rogers, of Glenquoieh Station, did, on the 22ad June last, cease to have any connection with an accommodation -house situated on my run, and th >t I am in no way responsible for any debts which a certain Willia n Turner may have contracted since that riate, nor for any which he may hereafter contract, JOSEPH ROGERS. 3rd October, 1863. TO THE PRESBYTERIANS OF TEE L'IiOVISCE OF SOUTHLAND. IT is notor'ons that whilst our population has been increasing with astonishing rapidity, the provision for its spiritual welfare has been all but stationary. There is at the present moment nn urgent demand for at least four additional Presbyterian ministers. At the recent meeting of Presbytery, I brought our wants before their notice, and a plan for remedying them, which' was sanctioned. This plan consists in raising a fund ia Southland for paying the passages of additional ministers for Southland, to be landed at the Bluff, and to officiate in the first instance in our vacancies. I have been authorised to write home for three or four additional ministers. I believe suitable men will readily be procured from the various Presbyterian Churches; but it is indispensably necessary"' f hat we raise funds to bring them to our-. shores. Tuis is the reason for my present appeal. ■ The harvest truly is great and ever increasing ; let all who love the Lord Jesus, and the souls of men, contribute as God hath prospered them, and the work will be done at once. j Mr Geisow haskindly consent ed to act as General Treasurer. District t_ ollectors will be appointed, a nd no sums will be recorded but those that are _aid to the Treasurer. ANDREW H. SIOBO. NOTICE is hereby given that by Deed bearing natc the 10th of October, 1863, made between GKO'iGE MILBANK of Invercargill, But-sher, on the one part, and GEORGE BUiJGOYNE also of Invercargill, Contractor, and JOSEPH. BALLANGER of Invercarofill aforesnid, Plumber, on the other part the said George Milbank did convey and assign unto the said George Biirgoyno and Joseph Ballanger, jiu and evert his real and personal estate for the equal benefit. of the creditors of him, the said G orge Milbank : Tpat the said Deed was executed by the said : George Milbank, George Burgoyijo and Joseph , Ballanger' in the presence of and attested by CHARLES REESE of Invercareill 'aforesaid; Jewellery and THOMAS SHAILER WESTON.also.bOnver^ cargill, Solicitor: And further^ notice is, horeby given, that the said Deed' now lies i-fdr -.the inspection ot and execution. by the creditor* "of, the :.«ud* George Milbank, at the office of the, said Thoinaa Shailer We ton, situate iv Dee.and JRisk streets,' inInvercargill aforesaid, and .all' Creditprs-not;;exe< cuting tho same with jn>! twenty-eight days from the date hereof .iwillgbe'.jEPrainptovily -excluded from thu benefit thereof.,, /^i.-^ 1,.,, .-.*,,-.£; „,;. ; . TJ3O&iS.*W.ESTON, > A SoiicHiTio-the: Trustees.' Dated the 10th Jav^f October j 1863,