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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 6, 20 November 1863, Page 1

■ Busin^s I; N<fee^ . '^O BE RTSON vAirix CO., Auctioneers, \ x : .hobse and cattle salesmen, | ;' ./"" STOCK AND.. '" :;i ; j .s:TATIOIi; : Vji:G^NT : S.,_'' -i^j \ tay-street; ;; Vercargill; \ I .I LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE AEREIGH^ ! PAID WJa^N,*REQUIRED, , vj ' p,^.— For the convenience of shipper* of stock , Robertson and Co. have erected yards, at Horse- ■ shoe Bay, Mokomoko,' '^where' Cattle, HorSes, or '. Sheep can. be. yarded, immediately on landing, free 1 df expense. ;i 1; ...; mueXler &n&fcisow, I; *.'; ■ J'AUCTiaNEE^'S,. ' AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, LAND '' ' ! ;\ ANi> estAjTe.ag : entsj HAVE' in haad ! Sections for Sale or; to Let in town and iii thecouutry. Money invested either at Government or at Private Sales,- on landed preper ties, &c. Collect Rents, &(!. Land Office-business transacted. ■ - 1. ■ '1 SURVEYB executed, PLANS, MAPS, and . AUCTION PL ANS constructed ; , and, owing, to a -thorough acquaintance .with. j the country, most reliable, information furnished' respecting lands in the different parts of the Province of Southland. VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. GEORGE SMITH, Pbopbietob. GS, begs to inform the Inhabitants of Inver- . cargill and up-country Settlers, that he has. taken the ahove Stables, where he trusts to merit a share of patronage. - HORSES BROKEN TO SADDLE AND SINGLEAND DOUBLE HARNESS. HORSES FOR SALE OR HIRE. All Business Transacted Appertaining Toa FIRST-CLASS STABLE, BLUFF HARBOR, CAMPBLETOWN. GEORGE P. H. GALLOP, LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL COMMLSSION AGENT. : AGENT FOR COBS, AND CO'S. TELEGRAPH LINE OF MAlIi COACHES. Rates of passage, lime of arrival ftnd departure of each Steamer, and arrivaland departure of the Coaches, cari he obtained at the' office adjo!ningshe Eagle Hotels Bluff Hiarbbr. ; ' : '.A.' G. P. H. G. has Lighters always in readinessfor the transhipment of Cargoes, Horses, Cattle, and Slieep, aiid B*>ats for the conveyance of passengers to and from the .steamer. Families and ladies will meet with the greatest attention from theboatinen engaged by the 'lindereigned. '..'""■,''•' ''" Shipping supplied with water at current, rates j G. P. H. GALLOP, t I Agent.-' ""7"" SOUTHLAND C7\ i EORWARDING GOMPANYt CARRIERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, . LEGGE, KAYLL & CO., beg to inform the public of Southland, that they are now prepared to forward goods' te th« Diggings, «|nd also to all other parts of New Zealand ahd thia Australian Colonies. BUSINESS TRANSACTED FOR UP- - ■ ." COUNTRY STOKEKEEPERSi - . . ■ AH orders punctually attended to, and every care' taken to ensure the speedy and safe delivery of Goods. "."'.': .' /RUNHOLDERS .'^ ] .'. ;.; • Can have arrangements made, or contracts entered ■ into for the conveyance of.Wodl to ;town^ /dnd - " delivery of Stores at their Stations. .■.</'. '■ TEMPORARY PREMISES, ;' ,' ''.' . , Dee-street, Tnvercargill. ''" -MUELLER AND GEISOW, ! SA IJ;CTIO]*rEERS, AUTHORISED 4-. .'surveyors, land*,- house, •-•■? .-. ..--...■ r„ . An( J. ( 'i.f ESTATE AGENTS, ; ; TAY.STREET, INVERCARGiLL,..;' Registrar of Lands, ■ &c, in town, suburbs,; and : '' - 'country. - Plans and maps of the 'same oii view at; ; theirjpflices. : ..,"'"'.'.' A .. t, ..'",... AAA,' MOEO M O K O ; ACCQIVIMODATION HOUSE. TRAVELLERS can be supplied with HORSES at any time. The ferry boat will leave for Invercargill daily at low water, and return with the tide. Horses for hire. W. M'TAGGAKT. ,