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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 42, 12 February 1864, Page 1

EBQNOT& i/ttT A2TO 3?ORS3J ! ; - "; jpaißW." - ; . r I IHK1 HK Subsosibof h&s.ibi? Solo- the above I •<;■-,'■ SpUmcUd Building allotments, being Seo<*> tions 8, 8, 26, and .27, of above Blook r tb>ee fronting T^streetVandtliree fronting 2Portli» streW, wftH" eight Others.; irpnting- & r|ght«of« . way twenty-fire foot wide between thoa'o Btr^etß.' j The fdi'raef.avejpartiottlarly adapted for business sites, and the latter, commanding a Bplen«; did view of the harbor and shipping, make beautiful situations for private residences, . 7 7--V- y.^ ' '-: GEO. .HATELY, : Land Agent and Surveyor. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOE SALE. TTiOURTEEN Choice Building Allotments JD on Sylyan Bank ; Estate. Plan may be seen, and further particulars • had, on application to GEO. HATELY, , Land Agent and Surveyor. FOR SALE, — 200 Acres superior Land, part bush, on west" side of Long Bush. This property is conveniently situated to be used as a dairy or arable farm. -Apply to GEORGE HATELY Land Agent and Surveyor. FOR SALE, — 700 Acres, more or less, of the finest Agriciiltural Land on the Mataura Plains, including about 100 Acres of Heavy Timber ; 150 Acres fenced in; 20 Acres under crop, including also, House, Stockyard, and" Stable, well-sheltered from the West. The selection having been one of the first, presents an opportunity for immediate and favorable settlement, seldom to be met with. For further particulars, apply to MACDONALD & BUSSELL, Solicitors, Invercargill ; or, to MESSES. WILLIAMSON, Oteramika. FOE SALE, the Eemaindcr of the Lease of the Premises in Tay-street, hitherto occupied by Mr. R. Harrison, situate between Mr. Perkin's Drapery Establishment and the Union Hotel. Frontage to Tay-street, 29 feet, with a right of way the full depth of the Section. Annual ground rent, £15 10s, with a valuation for the buildings at the expiry of the lease. For full particulars* apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. T?OR SALE, or Lease, a Block of Five HunI? dred Acres of Well-selected Land, situated three miles from Riverton, with navigable river frontage, and including about Thirty Acres of Bush. Also, A few detached Sections, near Riverton. Apply to Mr. Hodgkinson, or Messrs. Surman and Crerar, Eiverton ; or, Messrs Mueller and Geisow; Invercargill. 30 VILLA RESIDENCE. FOR SALE, a handsome and commodious Family Residence, situate on half an acre of land fronting the Main North Road, about j ten minutes' walk from the Post Office. The House is large and roomy, with spacious entrance hall, bath room, and verandah ; the situation is dry and salubrious, the garden | tastefully laid out, and the section closely fenced. | Apply to i F. NUTTER, Tay-street. ! Houses and Land to Let or Lease FOR LEASE. 171 IVE Splendid Allotments of 25 feet each . frontage to Dee-street, and 66 feet deep, having right-of-way of 15 feet at the back. Apply to GEORGE HATELY, Land Agent and Surveyor. FOR LEASE. SECTION 13, Block LXXIL, InvercargiU, Dee-street. Section 20, Block VII, Invercargill, Clyde-street. And part of Section 2, Block LXVIII., Invercargill, Gala-street. The attention of parties desiroxis of securing excellent business situations is particularly invited to the above. Apply to GEOEGE HATELY, Land Agent and Surveyor. 27th July, 1863. TO LET, Large Store and Offices, in best part of Kelvin street. Apply to MR SOUTH, Solicitor. Ortt MUELLER & GEISOW, Autborised Surveyors and Land Agents. Educational. SELECT EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT. "jIiTRS. PETTINGAL desires to announce IVi that she purposes recommencing Scholastic duties on Monday, 25th instant, at her new residence, Dee-street, North Road. The system of instruction will combine the usual principles of a moral and intellectual education. Private lessons in Music and Singing. Terms on application. DAY AND BOAEDING SCHOOL. j mHE MISSES PETRIE re-open their School i for Young Ladies on Monday, the 25th January. , ' : East End of Tat-Sxbeet. TO TEACHEES. rpHE Teacher .for the Town of Invercargill J- having resigned, the School Committee are prepared to receivo applications for the office up to the 20th of February. Applicants must enclose authenticated certificates, and give full particulars of qualifica^ tion and experience. The School Committee guarantee not less than £250 per annum, with free house, to a suitable person. ' Applications to be left with ** - P. H. GEISOW, Treasurer.