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Southland Times, Issue 727, 23 September 1867, Page 4

Concert CONCEET. AN Amateur Concert m aid of the funds of the Ladies' Benevolent Society will take place at the Mechanics' Institute, On WEDNESDAY, 25th of SEPTEMBER. PBICE OF AD -MISSION : ! . Front Seats j* s BackSeats 23 Tickets to be obtained from the Ladies of the Benevolent Society, from the Stationers, and from the Hon Sec. Doors open at half-past 7, to commence at 8 °' CloCk JOHN H. BAKER, vHon Sec. Auction Sales and Notices THUESDAY, 26th SEPTEMBEE, At 12 sharp. VALUABLE '~~ -" — -~- «-=r-o*nrmTTD.-ni AND EFFECTS. WILUAM TODD, favored with instructions from W. Lockyer, Esq., will sell by publicauction at Mr Geo. Trew's large store near the Jetty, on the above date, at 12 sharp, the whole of the remaining lots, Consisting of— Cedar tables, chairs, pier glasses, 21 toilet sets and stands, plated ware, parlor mats, paintings, marble wash stands, 46 pair blankets, sheets, 42 matresses, single and double, counterpanes, 19 single and double bedsteads, hair boLters, pillows, kitchen utensils, Henncsey's brandy, 11 gals., 2 doz. pints moselle, &c , &c, ; together with a variety of goods rarely to be met wirh, too numerous to mention in advertisement. The above will be on view on Wednesday, the day preceeding the sale, from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Terms at sale. An inspection invited. SATURDAY, 28th SEPTEMBEE. HORSES ! HORSES ! ! HORSES !1 ! Ex "Orneo," from Melbourne direct. WILLIAM TODD will sell by Public Auction in his Yarci^, Dee-street, 16 fine upstanding Colts and Filles, Also, the celebrated Entire "YOUNG EEFOEMEE." "Young Reformer" was bred by Sykes, of Cranbourne ; he is a rich grey horse, six years old ; stands seventeen hands high, with splendid bone and fine symmetry. He was g^t by the pure bred Clydesdale horse " Reformer," imported by Mr Rossiter, of Cranbourne, who took the first prize at the Port Philip Farmer's Society Show, Melbourne, three years in succession, and also took many local prizes. . Dam a prize mare by old " Emperor" out of an imported mare. "Young Reformer" has proved himself a sure foal -getter ; he is docile, and a good worker. Specially selected by Isaac Gidney, Eeq. Catalogues to be obtained from the Auctioneer. Sale begins 12 sharp. SPEINQ CATTLE SALES At PELMNa's Yaeds, Wailacetown. THUESDAY, 3rd OCTOBEE, 1867, At noon. ITfILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions VV from Mr R. B. Williams, will sell by Public Auction — A very superior mob of 35 Head, comprising Dairy Cows, guaranteed quiet, and in full milk, with Calves at foot, Heifers, Fat Cattle, and Horses. Terms at sale. THUESDAY, 3rd OCTOBEE, 1867, At Wollacetown Sale. 1 K PEIME FAT BULLOCKS. I!he Auctioneer desires special attention to this sals. Bntchers, 1 >airymen, Farmers and others will find it to their advantage to attend. The Cattle are, without exception, 4he be3t lot yet offered m southland. .Th«vp..AvUl K- <>- w o *. an b.?ad. WILLIAM TODD, .. Auctioneer. VALUABLE FEEEHOLD PEOPEETIES'FOE SALE. FBIDAY, 27th SEPTEMBEE, 1867, At 12 noon. R BUCHANAN is instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at his Mart, on the above date, the following desirable Freehold Properties : — 1. Section 4, Block 11., Campbelltown Hundred, adjoining West's, containing 95 acres, or thereby 2. sestion 3, Block XIII., New River Hundred, containing 115 acres, or thereby. This property has about 55 chains of ordinance Fencing on it. S. Section 3, Block 11., Winton Hundred, containing 80 acres; or thereby ; good land, part; bush. 4 m Subdivision of Section 5, Block LXXIIL, Leet-street, Invercargill, with two fforu r roomed cottages thereon. Terms at Salg B. SUCHAN.AJ^ Auctioneer.