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i Carey $ "Grilles' Notices^ ! TI.OR PRIVATE SAL E— JAA IIEAD of Mixed Cattlo, Provincial • 401) Bred. i For further particulars apply to | CAREY and Q-ILLES. i Tl 0 *R S A L E— .' ' QQA MIXED PROVINPIAL OATf LE t/Qu (some ..fat),; - Fov fuHhoy pavtloulavs anply to ■I . *■■ QAIW Mid GILLESY Atiotionc-oi'Bi •3Doo-»Biro6t*» | FOIt IMITATE SALE. Jrp':o ARBIYE BAXLY, ft-om ' J, LaimoestGn--""-** 1j ■' i/v YEARLTNCt Hrnin dubit AM 1 i \\) BULLS, got by tho impor'tod •j i- Buvliutu ai'tiU G-arlbftldtj out of ) puvo Durhavt'i Oo.ws impoi-tcd by i tho Oh'ot'divv Head Company, ! Coloi'^-Bi'own and Whito Stvnwhovvy, " I Far filVihov iiaptieulavsj npplf to 3 ! OABEY h QUiism. • | Anut!onQoi'3i i i •-— ■ ■'-"-----•^-•™- t \'f 03! I 1 BI? AT 1 SA h .fi, f ; J j DURHAM ,81/LLB, I TiAittiY and GILLES havo fov Saio-, just \ \j Landed os Cosmopolite, from .Hohart jj' J " ' 0 YOUNG- BULLS, p\iw ; {) Durham P'rcodi ; Fovfiit'tiiov pavtieniftrf', Apj;lV to j OAItEY and G-ILLES. t ; pAREY and G-ILLES havo on hand, for \J Immediato Sale, ox Cosmopolite, from j Hobart Town :— "• i 8000 Feet Timber 1 6500 5-ft*. Palings 2700 6-ft do ■70,000 Shinales :. 1.0,000 Lath> 20 Tons Hay (in prime ui'der) 2 Do Galvanised iron 1 6 Do IS'ew Potatoes N "■ : 250 Bags Maize 5 ; . 400 Bags Oats f i 200 Bags Mauritius Sugar : Bacon, Hams, &e. ! CAREY and GILLES, "i ' 3 Auctioneers. "Tl O R P R I Y AT E SAL E. 56 PAIRS OF YOUNG WORKING BULLOCKS. Ex Star of Yieloria, Fboii La r x(*E3 to x. Tn prime condition. > j Apply to 1 * CAREY A CTLLES, s I ' Auctioneers. H. B. Monkman's Ad ver tisements 3 F TUESDAY, IfiTiL FERUUARY, At Eleven (/Clock. .CIIITEHIOX HOTEL, TAV-STREET. By order of the Trustees iu the Estate of 1 R, Ct. Hoskin.-. HB. MONKMAN is favored with in.-tmc j tions from the Trustees in the Estate e : of R. G. Hoskins, to sell by Auction, on the e ! Premises, the a CIXITEEION HOTEL, ; * TAY-STREET, ;1 j On Tuesday, IGth February, at 11 o'Clock, ; i The whole of tlie Furniture, Bar Fittings, a ! Kitchen iind other utensil.* of the •; C li I T E 11 1 O N J-I C) TE L f! AND | CONCERT HALL, - ; Which comprise — j Telescope Dining Tables ; Sofas and Lounges | Dining and Dressing Tables 1 ; Washstands. toilet gla-s.-.;ess, and ware ' j Iron, Freneh, and Slump bedsteads s j Mattresses, bolsters, pillows, blankets, and counterpanes Hair and cane seat chairs ] Tabic and bed linen - : Glass, china, and del!' j Kerosene, tabic, and bracket lamps, | atid chandeliers ! Splendid cooking range, No. 11, | Leviathan j Culinary utensils i Spirit kegs, and measures Beer engines, bar fittings J Residue of stock of wines i Beer and spirits And other articles too numerous to particularise in the space of an advertisement. Tlie wl*ole to be cleared out without the i_ slightest reserve. 5 TERMS— CASH. 11. B. MONKMAN, j Auctioneer and Valuator, j Dec-street. RURAL LAND. HB. MONKMAN has received instructions , to ofTer for sale by private contract, THREE RURAL SECTIONS, - Part bush, and the remainder good dry agri- , cultural land, being sections 26, 46, and 49 of block 1, Oteramika hundreds. Taylor & Marchaiit's Advts. FOR SALE. mAYLOR and MARCHANT have for sale THE LEASE, for FOURTEEN YEARS, Of one of the Best Paying II OTE I; S IN TO WN . ........ ■ . Terms easy. '