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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 22, 28 December 1863, Page 1

Houses and Land to List of Lease . -..-. ■■ T» . •;, ■■. . ■ ■- ■__ FOR LEASED ' ; • v ' '"HIVE Splendid Allotmentßvof 25 feed each. front > - J? ago to Dee-9treet, anil' 66 : feet deep, having right of wajj-of 15 feet at tho back. Apply to ' GEORGE FATELY, ._, j Land Agent and Surveyor. FOR LEASE. ~ SECTION 13, Block LXXII., Invercargill, Dee street Section 20, Block VI I. j Invercargill, Clyde street •:.•■•• And part of Section 2, Block LXVIIL, Invercargill, Gala-street. "- ''• , The attention of parties desirous of securing exceMent business situations is particularly invited" to the above. Apply to } GEORGE HATELY, I and Agent and Surveyor 27th July, 1863. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. T\\O SELL or LET, that Large Substantially-Built i Store, in Tay Street, adjoining t>e Commercial Hotel, lately occupied by Alex. Cairns & Co. Apply to BURGOYNE AND SONS, Opposite the Immigration Barracks ; or to ANGUS KERR, Architect, Spey street. TO LET, A Well Finished Four-Roomed House situated at tho east end of Esk street. Apply to COCHRAN, GRANGER and BLACKWOOD. 'pO LET, a comfortable House (furnished), eon--1 tain'ing Four Rooms, within two minutes' walk of the Post-office. Apply by letter, addressed " Alpha," office of this paper. Livery Stables, &c. VICTORIA HORSE BAZAAR, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. GEORGE SMITH, Proprietor. (*\ S. begs (o inform the Inhabitants of Tnvrr1. cargiil an<l up country Settlors, that he has tnkfn tho above Stablc3, where he trusts to merit a share of patronage. IT.ORSE3 BROKEN TO SADDLE AND SINGLEAND DOUBLE 71 ARNESS. HORSES FOR SALE OR HIRE. i I All Business Transacted Appertaining To a first-class stable, ROYAL HOTEL LIVERY AND BA IT STABLES. j TO NX LAMBERT (from Cobb & Co. 'a) hogs fo t) inlorm the inhabitants of luvcrcargill and surrounding districts, (hat ho has leased those la.-ge asd commodious Stulilts attached U> the Royal Hotr-I, Tav Smvcl ; and, from his lon^ experience in (he business, he feels confident cf giving satisfaction, to his patrons. MODEIIATK RATES.— PROMPT. ATTENTION. Lost, Stolen, &c. TEN POUNDS REWARD YXTILL be given on conviction of the party or parties that have Stolen a DARK GREY MARE from Tay Street, about fifteen hands high, five years old, white spots under saddle, black spot on nose, as if from a blow ; no brand ; bred by the undersigned. If strayed, £3 will bo given on delivery to W. R. PERKINSj Tay Street. InvoroargilL 21st December, 1863. £40 REWARD. IOST from Benmore Station, New River, 40 J Head Cattle, principally Steers, of various brands, as follows : — AB conjoined. CB conjoined, HR conjoined. S— B, DC. DM, BM conjoined, TK, J— S, J— C, WS, and WK. Any party giving; information that will lead to the fipding.ofthe above lot of cattle will receive the reward upon application to CAREY and GILLES, Auctioneers, Invercargill, Or to Mr M'Lean, Benmore Station. QTRAYED from the flat near the Jetty, a dark ij brown Saddle horse, branded very legibly G S on ofFrump ; whoever will bring the said horse to Greville, Whiting and Co., Liddle Street will receive £2 reward. NOTICE. rjIHE Offices of the Registrar of Deeds, X &c, and Registrar of the Supreme Court, will be closed for Public Business from 4 o'clock p.m. of 24th December current, until the 2nd day of January proximo, when they will again re-open at the usual hour. JOHN S. JOHNSTON, Registrar. Invercargill, 23rd .December, 1863.