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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 54, 4 October 1864, Page 4

ClotHerfe, &oi DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.' TN c»nße4uenceofC. HIGGINSand CO. having A determined upon DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP, they will OFFER, on SATURDAY, Ist OCTOBER, And during tho whole of the month, ', THEIB STOC K O P MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING, Amounting to upwards of £3,000, which will be j SACRIFICED IRRESPECTIVE OF COST, In order to effect a ■ i ! LARGE CLEARANCE Prior to tho Dissolution. C H. and CO. desire to call the attention of Gentlemen, Storekeepers, and the Trade in general, that the above Stock is a first-class order of recent purchase, and will be found well assorted, and offered at Buch prices that will satisfy the public that it is a GENUINE CLEARING-OUT SALE. 20 dozen best Aberdeen Sock, Is. ; worth 2s. 10 dozen Lambswool Socks, 9d. ; worth ! Is. 6d. 25 dozen Flannel Shirts, from 4«. 6d. ; worth 6a. 6d. 200 pairs Millers' Moles, 7s. 6d. ; worth 10s. 150 pairs Bedford Cords, 13s. 6d. to 205. ; worth 20s. to 30s. 50 Heavy Tweed, 12s. 6d. ; worth 18s. 300 P aira Doe Trowscrs, 15s. to 20s. ; worLh 20a. to 30b. 150 paira Colonial make, 225. 6d. ; worth 325. 20 best Doe Suits, 70s. ; worth 90s. 70 Colonial make, 705. ; worth 100s. 25 Heavy Scotch Tweed, 455. ; worth 655. Waterproof Coats, from 20s. ; worth 30s. Tweed and Cloth Vests, from 4s. 61 About 60 pairs Summer Trowsers, half of original price. Summer Sacks, from 9s. 100 P'»rs white Blankets, 123. 6d. ; worth 18s. 6d. 50 pairs white Blankets, 15s. ; worth 255. 50 pairs Gentian Blankets, 14s. 61. ; ■worth 20s. 40 pairs Gentian Blankets, 17s. 6d. ; worth 255. Hats and Caps very cheap. Also, Hosiery of all kinds, Glovcb, Ties, Scarfs, Black and Colored Satin and Silk Squares ; Linen, China, and Corah Handkerchiefs ; Braces, White and Regatta Shirts ; Crimeans, in wool, tweed, cloth, and plush materials ; Scotch Twills, Jumpers, Guernseys, White linen and Turkish Towels. The Sale will Commence on SATURDAY, Ist OCTOBER, and continue during the whole of October, at CHRISTOPHER HIGGINS & CO.'S, DEE-STREET, Opposite Exchangse Builmnqs. 52-64 For Sale. FOR SALE. FINE GRASSED SHEEP STATIONS, WITH STOCK. BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. p ALDER, BLACKLOCK aad CO 1 , hare re.\J eeiv,ed instruetiotts from the Proprietor, to ; otfr.r for sale those two stations, being Run No. 398 (known as Glenfallock), and Run No. 35 i, both in the Province of Otago, and adjoining the Southland Boundary. These Rnns comprise 60,QQ0< Acres of excellent Sheep and Cattle Country, and the stock consists of— 2,QGfJ Provincial-bred Sheep--1,500 of which are Ewes about ta LamK 6 Horses 9 Working Bullocks.. Also, Bullock Dray and Harness Plough (iron) and Harness^ IMPROVE MENTS.. Dwelling-house, Out-houses-, Wool Shed, w.ith Lever Press ; Sheepyards, Sheepwash, Stocky ards) two Cultivation. Paddock* and. Garden, &c. &c. Delivery given, ii required, before shearing, tc TO AGRICULTURISTS.. FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. O2t OB BEFOBB THE 20th CtJEEENT. OECTION 12, Block VII, Invercargill Hun»Ts dred, consisting of 160 acres — half excellent, bush, and half first-class open land. Fourteen acres are wire fenced, and have been broken* up» '. The improvements consist of — Three-roomed Cottaga Hut Stockyard Cowshed and Stable. Terms easy. Apgly, for further particulars, to ■ CALDEB, BLAQKLOCK and COi 15th, Sefetelnber, 1864/ " ' "7 ';'' .'^':/ ;; . '47-to.; FO R SA L E. r ,by , the ' ; '.iDndersign'.ed , Ex Arima; from Glasgow, Rowai thqiittfipp. 100 tons PIG IRON. '" " •''^ ! - '300' tons ieab'Cp^' ' : ; ' v _ 2q ! ooo::^Ri,q^^;"^;, ) ,' i . ;..\,. . \ ,'x : .r.-'lKHMßoir.'-liASW 1 tod ea, EA^Strorti ei^t».