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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 27, 8 January 1864, Page 3

Late Adverti sements. FRIDAY, Bth JANUARY. At Two o'Clock, p.m. RE-SALE BY ORDER OF CONSIGNEE, On account of whomsoever it may coiiSern. | j 200 BAGS OATS* AT THE ROYAL HOTEL. POBERTSON AND CO. have been instructed JCi by the Consignees to Sell, without the slightest reserve, as above— 200 BAGS OATS. Terms— Cash. ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 9th JANUARY. AT THE ROYAL SALE YARDS. At" Twelve o'Clock Noon. T)OBERTSON AND CO. will sell as above— Jet Milch Cows Cows iv Calf Horses ■ Drays and Harness ROBERTSON & Co. Auctioneers. 112 ACRES OF LAND, FOR SALE, A BARGAIN 9 Miles From Town. ■pOBERTSON AND CO. -Lave been instructed lAi to Sell a very valuable Farm of 112 ACRES' OF LANDTerms, very liberal. KQBE&T3ON & CO., Auctioneers. MA NI N G AN D ,W HITTO N are opening out a Large Stock ot the following Goods . — 72 inch Grey Calico 32 and 36 inch Uorroeks' Calicos', A & B Blankets— Grey; 6-4, 8-4, 9-4, 10-4 • Scarlet, do, do, do, do Gentiam, do, do, do, do White Witney, 10-4, 11-4), 12-4 Hessians, 68 and 72 inches Navy Ciinvasj No 1 to 6 Scryvn, 40 inches Bed-Ticks — Cotton and Linen Huckaback Linen Crash Diaper Hosiery — Consisting of Military half-hose Worsted do Lambs' Wool do Garibaldi do Aberdeen's do Lambs' Wool Under-shirts Shetland do Lambs' Wool Pants Shetland do Do Ribbed do ALSO, Blue Serge Shirts Scarlet do do Flannel Undershirts Welsh and Lancashire Flannels Also, a large Stock of Clothing, consisting of Men's Millers' Moles Do Woolen Cords Do Bedford do Do do do Pant 3 Tweed Suits Hats, &c, &c Messrs M. & W- wish to draw the attention of the Trade to their Very large and varied Stoek,~Df" which they have specified a few in the above. Original Invoices will ba offered at a very small Advance on Home Prices. f\ _ ■ N S A L E— AT JOHN S. MORRISON & CO.'S, Corner of Clyde Street and Tweed Street— LoebGne and Wick Herrings in Ling Fish Hams Cneeso Crab Winches Ship Gins Ironmongery Crockery Groceries Ate.? Wines and Spirits. JOHN S. MORRISON & CO., Clyde Street. FOR SALE OR TO LET, The Premises known as PRINCE ALFRED RESTAURANT, OPPOSITE THE OfIBAT NOBTHEBK HOTEL, j Erected on a piece of Land 36 feet, fronting the North Road, with a depth of 136. For Particulars, apply on the Premises, or to J. NEUSTADT, Tobacconist, Tay Street. VILLA RESIDENCE. TT'OR S ALE, a handsome and commodious Family JL Residence. situatoonhalf an-acreof Lind frontin* the Main North Road, about Ten minutes walk from the Post Office. The House is large and roomy, I with spacious Entrance Hall, Bath-room, and i Verandah ; the sUuation is dry and salubrious ; the Garden tastefully laid out; and the Section closely fenced. Apply to F. NUTTER, Tay Street. TO LET, the Restaurant and Bed-Rooms only, at tbe Melbourne and Ballarat Hotel. For particulars, apply to the Proprietor. LOST, a Pocket-Book, containing a Bank Draft in favor of Kenneth Louttit. -Any person bringing the same to Anderson, Mowat & Campbell, Dee Street, will be rewarded. NOTICE" OF. DISSOLUTION. "\TOTICE is hereby given that -the partnership JM hitherto carried on between me, the undersigned, Marcus Gunn and Alexander M'Kenzie, as Road Contractors, jmder tho firm of.Guna and M'Kenzie, is dissolved as from the firafc day of January inst. ill debts due to the late firm are to be paid to me. r MARCUS GUNN. Witness— G. D.MosTbith, Clerk to "Mr South, Solicitor, Invercargill. Dated, Invercargill, 6th January, 1884. < TIHE Partnership hitherto existing between DONALD MORRISON, WILLIAM NICHOLSON, and JOHN M'GOWAN, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. DONALD MOKRISON receiving all out-standing debts, and becoming responsible for all debts- against the Firm. WILLIAM NICOLSON. JOHN M'GOWAN. DONALD MORRISON. Witness: Thomas English, Bjnmore Hotel, 26th December, 1883. . . '