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Southland Times, Issue 910, 4 March 1868, Page 3

x I \ Auction Sales and Notices ! THIS DAY— WEDNESDAY, > At 12 o'clock sharp. KE OSBORNE will CONTINUE the SALE . of Mr. A. 11. Pttettrlkow's FURNIp TURTC, at the THEATKE ROYAL, this day, at 12 o'clock sharp. Note.— Enquirers for the Pianoforte are re--1 minded it will be sold to-day. L WEDNESDAY, 4th MAECH, 1868. [ ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. ! HANDSOME BE TURN FOR A SMALL O TT T L A Y. WILLIAM TOT)P, favored with instructions from Mr W. H. Bruce, will submit to Public Competition, on the above date, at noon, in his rooms, Dee-street. 1 ; That substantially built, and commodious Hotel, near the Jetty, known as the "LOUD CLYDE." The House contains bar, 3 large sitting-' ; rooms, kitchen, and cellar on ground floor, eight bed-rooms up-stairs, in the best of order, lined and papered throughout. The Lease has "10 years to run, at a rental of £24 per annum, not 10s per week, is now doing a profitable trade, commanding the whole of the Invercargill Shipping. The sole reason of the owner selling, is that business of importance demands his immediate attention elsewhere. Terms at sale. WEDNESDAY, 4th MAECH . STORE AND DWELLING— CHEAP WILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions from Mr A. Boxiii, will Sell by Public Auction, in his Rooms. Dee-street, that corner allotment of Gala and Doon-streets, on which is erected a Weatherboard Store and Dwelling, known as BOXALL'S STOEE. This place commands the trade of the neighborhood, and a comfortable living is to be nrule. An inspection invited. Freehold property. Title guaranteed. Terms ht sale. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 4th, MAECH 1868, At 1 o'clock. SEAL OIL AND SEAL SKINS, Ex Fanny, from the AUCKLAND ISLANDS. fITILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions VY from Capt. Ackers, will sell by Pnblic Auction, at the Jetty Sheds, as above r TONS (more or less) SEAL OIL, O well tried out by Capt. Ackers. '1 00 SEAL SKIN ~ S ' Samples of the oil may be had ; inspections of the Skins invited. A favorable opportunity is now afforded for immediate despatch home by the wool vessels now loading. Terms at Sale. Note. — Sale at the Jetty Sheds, at 1 o'clockTHURSDAY, MARCH sth, 1868, At 12 o'clock. TO DAIRYMEN, FARMER 9 , BUTCHERS, AND OTHERS. CATTLE SALE, AT PELLING-'S YARDS, WALLA OETOWN. WILLIAM TODD has received instructions from Mr Hugh M'Lean to sell by Public Auction on the above date, pfA HEAD of WELL-BRED DAIRY Ot COWS, with calves at foot or springing. - O4) HEAD of STEERS and HEIFERS, CbjrnJ AISO, 520 EWES ' Without the slightest reserve. SATUEDAY, 7th MAECH, 1868. SIDNEY'S HOESES, Ex Anckland. npo BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION •*- IN THE INVERCARGILL SALE YARDS, OS SATURDAY- NEXT. WM. TODD, Auctioneer. SATUEDAY, 7th MAECH, 1868. HOESES! HOESES!! HOESES!!! (Ex " AUCKLAND," from Melbourne.) MFINE UPSTANDING COLTS and FILLIES IXTILLIAM TODD will sell by Public Auction in his Yards, Dea-strect, on above date, Q\ JAVA PONIES Standing only eight hands high — the greatest curiosity Southland has yet seen. The above are Mb ISAAC GLDNEY'S selection, and well suited for the requirements of the Province. Now on view in the Yards. Remember — No Reserve, i WILLIAM TODD, Auctioneer. > ! EEIDAY, 20tei MAECH, 1868. At noon. 1 WALLACETOWN CATTLE SALE. 5 At Pelling's Yards t-T7"ILLIAM TODD, favored with instructions ' VY from Mr Frank Robins, who is leaving the 1 Province, will Sell by Public Auction, as above, -1 "I MILCH COWS, with Calvea at foot \ fj YEARLINGS ' -1 BULL ', Also, on account of other settlers — O/j HEAD MIXED CATTLE. The Milkers are really first-class, and deserve 1 the attention of intending purchasers. J Terms at sale.