Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 36, 29 January 1864, Page 3

Late Advertisements. TUESDAY; 9fch FEBRUARY, At 12 o'Clock. RAM SALE AT ■WAMACETO^N". ' PUEE MEBI-NO EAM.S. /^AREY AND GILLES have received in\J I structions to Sell by Auction as above, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, ' ' : Qr FIRST-CLASS PURE MERINOOO - RAMS; 4-tooth, ; in prime con- ~h J - ; dition, imported late last season, „:■ t ..... ,and» since running on Mount, „ Linton Station. ' . ■ --■■":•■.;. ;..- ."/--,■:..;■ i.-C;.-- \x ;; .'■■■■■ '■■-. ■ ■ .■;■■/• . ■ '■■ : : . r--This lot being the only lot, of accKmatised . ._ imported Rams for sale in the Province, and 'being second to none of their class," the" ; Auctioneers have no hesitation in calling the special attention of Squatters to the Sale, feeling assured that on inspection, the flock will satisfy the most particular trader. •They will be sold in lots to siut t purchasers. ' Terms Liberal. 1 1 -\.; i , CAREY & GILLES," Auctioneers. FRIDAY, sth FEBRUARY. At One o'Clock. ■ : . ON THE GROUND NEAR WALLACETOWN. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. 160 ACRES OF GROWING CROPS. In Lots to suit Purchasers. n AREY & GILLES have received instruc-" \J tions to sell by public auction, on the - Ground close- to Wallasetown- — ■-. ■ ... s The whole of the Growing Crop of, '. OATS in the Paddock known as ! the property of Hugh M'Lean; comprising about 160 Acres, ;niore ; i or less, which will be sold in lots to -suit purchasers. -.;-'■' The Auctioneers beg to call the attention o£ ! ' farmers, speculators, hotelkeepers, hay r/ corn merchants and others to this sale, :>•/.' opportunity of investing in one of his-.- 1 -' speculations to be had, with, a «-rUV;; speedy return and a good profii. iv „-■ it is a bonafide ;:nd unreserved -■:' The cropr will fner Uc- rAny reasoiaibie :n:' .i T-vvy »