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Southland Times, Issue 617, 11 January 1867, Page 3

Auction Sales and HoticerTO MORROW, In the Invercargill Sale Yard, Immediately after the sale of Eob Eoy. -j Splendid Boston Chaise, (nearly new.) "1 Set Silver-plated Harness. Without the slightest reserve. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. VALUABLE ELECTRO PLATE. TO-MOEEOW, At 1 o'clock sharp, In the Commercial Sale Eoom. TT/ILLIAM TODD has received instructions to ' Sell by Public Auction the following valuable Plate— H doz. Tea Spoons, 1£ doz. Table Spoons, 10 Desert Spoons, 1 doz Dessert Forks 1 doz. Table Forks, 3 Gravy Spoons 1 Fish Knife and Fork, Toa=-t Eack, Butter Cooler, Fruit Basket, Coffee Pot, Tea Pot, Kettle and Stand, Pickle Stand &c, WALLACETOVViV STOCK SALE, At Mr Pelling's Yards, on WEDNESDAY 16th JANUARY, i At Noon. WILLIAM TODD has -received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, about 25 head of Cattle, 10 of which are guaranteed quiet Milch Dairy COWS, and will, milk in or out of., bail; 4 STEKES; 2 Durham BULLS bred by Mr Field, of Tasmania ; Also, j Other Stock and Horses, expected to be up in time for Sale. SATURDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1867. ' In the Invercargill Sale Yards. I^HE well known and justly celebrated Bace Horse EOB EOY. The many races which Rob Boy has been the winner of speak volumes. The sole reason of the owner disposing of so valuable an animal is that other business demands his immediate attention. Full Pedigree at time of sale. WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. WILLIAM TODD, AUCTIONEER & VALUATOR STOCK & CATTLE SALESMAN, COMMEECIAL AUCTION EOOMS, Dee-stheet. Liberal Cash advances made on every description of Goods. . GREAT SALE OF HORSES AT M'lntosh's, Half-way Bush, ABOUT THE END OF JANUARY. TNO. MUNEO is instructed by a gentleman *: who is leaving the Province to offer for positive Sale by Public Auction, a MOB OF MIXED HORSES Including broken and unbroken Colts, also good Hacks and Harness Horses. All the above mob (25 Horses) are in excellent order and condition, and will be found suitable to supply a demand which has been made in the Province for useful Saddle and Harness Horses. JNO. MUNRO, Auctioneer. JANUARY, 1867. GREAT WOOL SALE. jTNO. MUNRO has been instructed by several parties who wish to dispose of then* Wool at Invercargill, to hold a Wool Sale at his Auction Mart, Dee-street, early in January, 1867, of which due notice will be given as to exact date, &c. Others desirous to farke advantage of this sale will please communicate with the undersigned at once, in order that the Wools may be properly catalogued and the sale sufficiently advertised. JNO. MUNEO, Auctioneer. I NO. MU EO has been favored with instruc»J tions from Messrs Smyth, Huyt and Co., to sell by Private Sale a quantity of EAILWAY AND CONTRACTORS PLANT, Consisting of — Engines Drays, Waggons, and Wheel Barrows Picks and Shovels Dobins and Timber Jinkers Punching Machines and lathes Drilling Machine, &c. And sundry other articles. Full information may be obtained from JNO. MUNEO, Auctioneer, Dee-street. SALE ON THURSDAY, 10th JAN., At Twelve o'clock. AT MUNRO'S SALE-ROOM, FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD TOWN RESIDENCE. JNO. MUNRO has been instructed by William Kobertson, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at Munro's Sale-room, Dee-street, on Thursday, 10th inst., 12 o'clock, that Valuable Freehold Property, consisting of one Six-roomed Cottage, situated at the end of Tay street, with frontage to Tay-street of 40 ft. ; depth, 80 ft. The Cottage includes Sitting and Drawingrooms, 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, and Servants Bedrooms. Title — Unexceptionable. The above residence has been recently erected, is newly painted, and elegantly finished, and presents an opportunity rarely to be met with by any one desirous to possess a really first-class town residence. Orders to view the premises may be obtained of JNO. MUNRO, „ Auctioneer. T7*OR SALE, a CONCORD EXPRESS, new, and especially adapted for up-country use j together with Pole Shafts and Harness. On view at the undersigned's,