COMMERCIAL.
CUSTOMS RETURNS. The following has been collected as Customs Revenue during the week ending Saturday, Nov. 29:— Monday £330 18 11 Tuesday 102 18 3 Wednesday 228 2 0 Thursday 116 3 2 Friday 11 13 0 Saturday 10 3 10 j £799 19 2 D. Mocrorie, auctioneer, reports ;— On the last two Saturdays, the demand for horseß has proved to be sustained, several changing hands on each occasion, but very first-clnes draughts do not bring the encour ging prices eveiywhere ehe in the province. Among these, one young mare passed the hammer at £32, that would have commanded nearer £50 in the Dunedin market, and another light harness horse Bold for £25, the rest being for roadsters at from £8 to £12 10s. Stock of all descriptions continues to be sought for, but the market is very bare. I also sold on Saturday part of section 5, block 1, Jacob's River hundred, in all about 16 acres, for £345 cash, or equal to about £21 10s per acre. Invercargill, Ist Dec, 1873.
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Southland Times, Issue 1826, 2 December 1873, Page 2
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174COMMERCIAL. Southland Times, Issue 1826, 2 December 1873, Page 2
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