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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 49, 29 February 1864, Page 6 (Supplement)

dagey & Gilies'* Ifotioes.. in O B 'PRIV AT ij S. A L 3S^ JAA HEAD of -Mixod Oattjlo, Pro.Tinpip.l Foy i\\Kther pavfcioviliu's apply to CAHIY and GftiXs9.i. OQA MIXED PRO "raOIAL QkWs OuU tsomo fat) i Fov fiuf!sy pavllfiulwa apply to - - CABBY and mUM^ Auolicmoovsj 0- E ."B S 'B . - 3Sx ImUft, front Lftunocston, . riAB&Y & aiLLEaTm?o fov- sale on m U oftvly day, duo notice of wliiah will be given, lAA G-EESI3, in good cottditioiii OA FAT PIGS, CAIiET & G-ILLES. OOW3 AND BULLOCKS. To avrive daily, ex India, from Launcoston., pAREY and aiLLES will sell to land— OA EAT COWS. - '* OfJ BULLOCK. . CAREY and GILLES. EX YARRA, EROM CIRCULAII HEAD ■ v ■ ' TASMANIA.' ■ nAREY & GILLES have the following \J very superior shipment of well-bred Stock for Sale, ex Yarra, landed in prune fat condition. -t PURE HEREFORD HEIFER r\ DURHAM SHORTHORN \J HEIFERS 9 DURHAM BULLOCKS,- full, weights ALSO, 1 FINE DURHAM BULL, three J. years old. CAREY & GILLES, Stock Salesmen. FOR PRIVATE SALE. DURHAM "BULLS. nAREY and GILLES have for Sale, just \J Landed ex Cosmopolite, from Hobart Town — ■ 0 YOU N G BULLS, pure (y Durham Breed. For further particulars, Apply to CAREY and GILLES. PURE WHITE DURHAM BULLOCKS. Landed Ex India, after a quick run from Launceston. nAREY & GILLES have for sale— 3 PAIR PURE WHITE DURHAM BULLOCKS.^ In splendid condition. Shipped by Mr. Richard Seymour. CAREY &" GILLES. H. B. Monkman's Advertisements MONDAY, 29th FEBRUARY, At Noon. SALE OF GROWING CROPS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. HB. MONKMAN is favoured with in- , structions from Thos. S. Weston, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, to submit to public auction, at the City Mart, Dee-street, on Mondaj', 29tli February, at 13 o'clock, The whole of the growing crops on the farm known as EOT II AVON, Situate at Seaward Bush, within three miles of the Post Office, lately in (he occupation of Mr. A. Cameron. The crops comprise — 15 acres oats, more or less, in line condition. 8 acres oats, more or less. 5 do potatoes do 3 do turnips do i- do barley do The purchasers will be allowed a reasonable time to remove the crops after they are ripe. Note. — The object of the auctioneer in holding the sale in the mart is to prevent the necessity of intending -purchasers going twice on the farm — first, to inspect the crops, and again on the day of sale. No reserve. Terms cash. H. B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer. .WEDNESDAY, 2nd MARCH, At Eleven o'Clock. . , UNRESERVED SALE OF LEASEHOLD BAKERY AND THREE-ROOMED COTTAGE, DEVERON-STREET. HB. MONKMAN is favored with'inßta-uc- . tions from the proprietors to submit to ; public competition, on the premises, Deveron.-? street, • near the comer of Esk-street, ; west side, on Wednesday, 2nd March, at Eleven . o'Clock, — ;..'■'. The unexpired term of Lease "(thirteen years) of those eligible premises comprising bakehouse and bakery, and comfortable three-roomed cottage, erected on au allotment of land having 66 feet frontage to Deveron-strect, by a depth of 61 feet to, a right-of-way five feet hi width, from Esk-street. •The ground rental is but ten shillings per foot, and the lease renewable at the option of the Lessee. The premises are now let to a desirable tenant, who is doing a lucrative business, fora period of twelve months, at the rate of £80 per annum. TITLE GUARANTEED. ■ -No Reserve ! Terms at Sale, •