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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 64, 27 October 1864, Page 4

t H. B. Monkman* s Advertisements. i ri TO LEASE, BY' TENDER.'/ [ ' -• <_ . \ ' '„ TOW" AND BUBAL SECTIONS."' J T\ " , I 'a THE PROEESTY OF J. T7THOMSpff, ES#. : N O:T I C B> ,; ' - ,- —< . . ..^-. npENDERS will be received by the undersigned 1 from persons desirous of LEASING the various SECTIONS 'in Dee, Clyde, Tweed, -and ojther streets, in the town of Invercargill,_th§jprq : perty of J. T. Thomson, Esq., at any time jpnor to'the 31st December next ; 'and,' as the proprietor is desirous that the vacant land be occupied, rent siuitable to the times will'be accepted from respectable tenderers Tenders will also be received for SUBUBBAJT LANDS, close to the north and east of the town, on similar principles Full particulars will be furnished at the office of HENRY B. MONKMAN, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Dee-street. Invercargill, 17th October, 1864. „ 60-tc LEASEHOLD STORES AND DWELLING HOUSE. Next Messrs. Calder Blacklock and Co 's TAY STREET. BY ORDER OF THE MORT&AaEE. H" B. MONKMAN will sell by Auction, . at an early date, which will bo duly notified— The Goodwill of the Lease of those commodious premises situate in Taystreet, late in the occupation of Mr. R. Mitchell, consisting of a well fitted Drapery Store, with Show Room and Counting-house. Four-roomed Cottage, -with. Stable and small Store, lately occupied by Mr. M. Mendoza, having a frontage to Tay-streefc, the whole erected on a leasehold allotment, having 44 feet frontage to Tay-street, by a depth of 165 feet, and held at the extreme low rental of 15a. per foot 60-te TITLE GUARANTEED F. Chapman's Advertisements. F. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Dee-street, Invercargill. to Snrman and Crerar's Advertisements. WEDNESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER. CATTLE SALE NEAR RIVERTON. SURMAN and CRERAR hate received instructions from Mr. Stephen- Watson to Sell by Auction, at his Yards, at the Narrows, near Riverton, on Wednesday, the 9th November next, 50 HEAD COLONIAL-BRED CATTLE, Consisting of — DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS, and STEERS, the pick of a herd of 100 head, which will be in the yard to choose from. The Auctioneers would call the attention of parties in want of good, quiot cattle, to the fact that these are well broken in to bail, and are in calf by some of the best stock in the country TERMS AT SALE. 59-69 SURMAN and CRERAR, Auctioneers. M. BTendoza's Advertisements M MENDOZA begs to inform his Jiuuieroua . friends, the Merchants and Inhabitants of Invercargill and of the Province of Southland, that he is now prepared to effect SALES of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and" EFFECTS, HOUSE and LANDED PROPERTY, STATIONS, STOCKS, &c, by Public Auction. Having had upwards of twenty years' experience, he hopes to obtain a fair share of public patronage. Liberal Cash Advances will be made upon all property entrusted to him for bond fide sale. = D'EE-STEIET, 44 te 'Next Princess HoteL Election Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OF INVERCARGILL. /GENTLEMEN, — At the time I consented to \JT become a Candidate for the Provincial Council at the ensuing election, I intimated to some of my requisjtionists that it was probable that I should have occasion to leave the Province for a short time on business, but at the same time T had reason to believe it would not be until after the first sitting of the new Council. Owing, however, to the delay which has occurred in receiving the writs, and to advices I have juat received from Tasmania, requesting my presence there' sooner than' I anticipated,- 1- shall, most likely, be absent during the election and the first session. '"' I do not expect to bo absent many j weeks, but as during that period questions of vital importance to the Province will probably be under discussion, I consider that not a single member should be- absent from his post, and am, there? 'fore, reluctantly compelled to retire from the field; - In taking this step I cannot- but express -my; deep regret that circumstances, should require "such a course, but in justice to myself and to' the Province at large, I feel bound to follow this .line of conduct. I : t i " >"' I am, Gentlemen, *-- . - j Your obedient Seivant, «4-65 0, B, WETOST,