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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 7 June 1864, Page 4

Carey and Gilles' Advertisements. p.IBEI AND GILLES, STOCK, STATION, ' '' ' AND. GENERAL SALESMEN, Beg to inform the Squatters and Public of New Zealand and the neighboring Colonies that they arc prepared to arrange for tho Salo or Purchase of Station Property; to receive Consignments of Cattle, Sheep, and Horses for Sale ; and HORSE AND CATTLE SALES, BY AUCTION, AT THEIB. INVERCARGILL SALE- YARDS, Dbb-stebbt, JEIHERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY; And will be happy to make special arrangements for holding Country Sales by Auction of Land, Cattle, and Farm Stock generally. N.B. — Horses and Cattle of all descriptions always on hand for Private Sale. CAREY AND GILLES, Auctioneers, Stock and Station Agents, Ac., Dbb-steeht, Invebcabgill, N.Z. AGENTS: W. E. and A. S. King, Melbourne; Duncan Ballantyne, Gipps Land ; Richards and Cabby, Castlemaine ; Wbight, Robertson, and Co:, Dunedin. THIS DAT. TUESDAT, JUNE 7. •At 12 o'clock. TO SPECULATORS, SHIPOWNERS AND OTHERS. In the Entrusted Estate of J. S. Clabkb, Esquire. /""lAREY and GILLES have instructions from \J the Trustees in the above Estate, to sell by auction, on the Jetty, Invercargill, on Tuesday next, June 7th, 1564, at*l2 o'clock — The following effects, viz. : — THE MAID OF SOUTHLAND, CUTTER, 25 Tons Register, Very fast, perfectly new, and in first-class * order, and well suited for the Stewart's Island trade, and let for the ensuing three months at tho rate of £6 per month. GARIBALDI, CENTRE BOARD CUTTER, Three Tons, With sails all complete, drawing only a few inches of water, and well adapted for the river. Also, A Largo Wlialeboat. Sale to take placo on the Jetty, at 12 o'clock, on Tuesday, Juno 7th, 1864. No reserve. CAREY AND GILLE3, Auctioneers, THIS DAT. TUESDAT, JUNE 7. At 2 o'Clook. AT THE PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL. IN THE ENTRUSTED ESTATE OF J. S. CLARKE, Esquibb. /~IAREY and GILLES, by authority from the kJ Trustee in tho above Estate, will offer for SALE, on TUESDAY, June 7th, at 2 o'clock— 1 STACK of provincial-grown HAY, said to contain from 50 to 60 tons. Intending piirchasers are requested to inspect the same, in Mr. Dalrymple's paddock, top of Eskstreet, Invercargill. CAREY & GILLES, Auctioneers. H. B. Monknian's Advertisements. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. HB. MONKMAN lias received instructions to • offer for sale, by Private Contract, tho Interest in the Leaso of THE GOLDEN AGE HOTEL. Tin's Hotel is erected on an allotment of ground having a frontage of 22 feet to Spey-street, held on a loase, of which 14 years remain unexpired, at the nominal yearly rental of £11. The present tenant is paying £188 10s. per annum, and as the Hotel is contiguous to Dee-street, and doing a good business, an increase hi value may bo anticipated, rendering this, therefore, a very favorable opportunity for a good and remunerative investment. Surman & Crerar's Advertisement MONDAY, 13th JUNE, 1864. EIYEETON. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. BLACKLOCK, CALDER & CO., having made arrangements for relinquishing the business hitherto carried on by them in Riverton, have instructed the undersigned to offer for public competition the wholo of their valuable and well-assorted STOCK, consisting of— Hardware Crockeryware Oilmen's stores Groceries Wines and spirits Fancy goods Drapery Ready-made clothing Boots and shoes Chairs Pannel doors Window sashes Pitch and tar Dressing for scab, &c. The Sale will commence at 11 o'clock, on Monday, 13th June, and succeeding days at same hour. Squatters, Farmers, and others, are invited to attend, as there will be innumerable articles offered luitable to their requirements. Teems, Easy! SURMAN & CRERAB.