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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 100, 12 October 1863, Page 6 (Supplement)

H/B/Monkman's Advertisements THE BEST INVESTMENT ~YET OFFERED ; To the PUBLIC OF SOUTHLAND A SURE; FORTUNE iWith.a i ' SMALL OUTLAY. THE NOAH'S ARK STABLES, With BOA RD I NG-H6 0S E . And ; ' J ' : PRODUCE STORE DEE- STREET., H; B. MONKMAN has been favored with B instructions from Messrs Darrah and Co , proprietors of the Noah's Ark Stables, Dee-street, to offer by private contract, in -consequence of the dissolution of partnership : — Those extensive carriers* stables, known as the Noah's Ark Stables, the boardinghouse adjoining on the south, and the produce store on the north — occupying frontages of 40 feet to Dee and 66 feet to Gala—streets by a de r th from Deestreet of 2-£ chains. The stabliasr is second to none in the Province, offering first-dass accommodation for fifty horse.", with entrance both from Dee and Gala streets the stalis having grating floors, and the whole are well drained. The restaurant is substantially built, has fc\ o stories, and a frontage of 15 feet to .Dee-street, by a depth of 36 feet, with all the necessary requirements for carrying on a most lucrative business. The produce store occupies a frontage of 16 feet to Dee-street, by a depth of 20 feet. The whole of this extensive establishment — stables, boarding-house, and produce store — has been and is — notwithstanding the generally admitted late dulness of the times — doing a highly remunerative business, the stables being constantly full, and a regular demand on the others consequent. Intending purchasers are invited to inspect the emiscs, and judge of their capabilities. Ground rent exceedingly low. FRONTAGE TO DEVERON-STREET rr B. MOKMAN has for Lease a most O • eligible Frontage to Deveron-street, within a short distance of Tay -street. Rent Moderate and position Unexceptionable. HB. MONKMAN has on sale, 30 tierces « Melbourne cured beef, just landed in prime condition. This beef is newly cured and can be offered at a figure, which will Spar favorable comparison with the present price of butcher's meat in. Invercargill. ELIGIBLE SECTION IN TAY-STREET. HB. MONKMAN is instructed to offer for . Sale or Lease, that eligible Dry Section of Ground, bein^ SECTION No. 1G of BLOCK LIIL, Tay-Street. BUSINESS PREMISES INDEE-STKEET. HB. MONKMAN has instructions to offer for , Sale, the Interest of the Lease of Splendid BUSINESS PREMISES Tn the best part of Dee-street, west side, with extensive Stabling attached. The position is first-class, premises substantial, and other advantages too numerous for the space ot an advertisement. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ADJO.'NIXG THE TOAVN. HB. MONKMAN has been favored with in- , structions to Let for a period of two years from 7th October, a most desirable Suburban Residence of four apartments, and other conveniences, with above one aero of garden, well stocked with fruit trees and shrubs. Posse -sion of the Garden will be given immediately, and of the House 7th October. FRONTAGES TO DEE-SHEET. HB. MONKMAN has been instructed c to offer for Lease, Frontages in Deestreet, of 20, 25, and 33 t feet and upwards, for a period of 7 or 14 years. TO LEASE, Corner in Dee-street, West Side. HB. MONKMAN is instructed to offer ■3 for lease one of the most eligible corners in Dee-street, situated on West side, as a site for an Hotel or Drapery store, this stands unrivalled. Oalder, Blacklock & Go's Advts. TO BREWERS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, TETE MURIHIKU BREWERY. nALDER, BLACKLOCK and Co. have for sale \Jthe above named Brewery, situated at Sylvan Bank, with Plant complete, and in working order, together with two allotments of Land, on which the Brewery and outhouses stand. To one possessed of about £1000 capital, this is a rare opportunity of entering at once into a most lucrative business, as the demand for good beer very much exceeds the supply. Invercargill, 19th September, 1563. pALDER, BLACKLOCK and Co. have for sale \J that beautifully sheltered piece of Land, being one-half of section 22, block, 1-1, Invcvcargi'll Hundred, in extent about 50 acres, part bush, and part open lane, about 6 miles distant from town, on the west of Waikivi Plains. Invercargill, 10th Septemter, 1863. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SUBURB OF "CLINTON." North East of Town, and due North of M Masterton and Sylvan Bank. TIALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO., will hold the \J first Sale by Public Auction of Allotments of this property at an early date. Invercargill, 19th September, 18G3. MONDAY, 12th OCTOBER, Important Notice. To Merchants, Capitalists, and Others. ELLIOT & CO., Auctioneers, Wakatip, have ro« cpived instructions from Messrs. Joseph Tnylor & Co., merchants, to dispose of their extensive Stores at Kingston and Frankton, with the entire Stock, on Monday, 12th October, which consists of— Upwards of 70 tons best Adelaide flour, oatmeal, barley, peas, sugars, teas, coffees, spices, butter, bacon, soap, soda, candles, tobacco, cigars, &c., &c. Wines and spirits of the best brands GOO gals, brandy 300 gals- whisky Rum, geneva, (cordials, champagne, vinegar, &c, &c., in bulk and case. BOOTS AND SHOES. Nuggets, riding, watertights, and Bluchers, in cases IRONMONGERY. Long and sbort-handled shovels, sluicing forks, picks, axes, tomahawks, steel gold dishes, buckets, carpenters' planes, hand -saws, chisels, &c., &c, weighing machines, scales, coffee mills, &c, &c. The whole to be disposed of without reserve.