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Westport Times, Volume II, Issue 154, 28 January 1868, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1868 At 12 o'clock. To Capitalists, Speculators, and Others. Unprecedented Opportunity for Investing with a Certainty of Quick and Profitable Returns. For Sale by Public Auction, by order of the Mortgagee, THE NILE STEAM SAW MILLS, PLANT, &c, QUARTZ-CRUSHING MACHINE, CHARLESTON. pAREY AND pILLES have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction on the ground, That valuable Property known as THE NILE STEAM SAW MILLS, including one of Roby's 16-horse power Steam Engine, and all the requisite plant, gear, tramway, offices, &c, for carrying on an extensive timber trade attached. A QUARTZ-CRUSHING MACHINE, with 8 head stampers, stamper boxes, tip trollies, pump, extra tables, blacksmith's forge, tools, crab winch, one mile of tramway, offices, &c. Also A substantial four-roomed wooden verandah Cottage; and a large assortment of Furniture, &q.

The Auctioneersbegto call the attention of capitalists, speculators, and the public to the above unprecedented sale of machinery, plant, &c, which is all in good order, and is to be positively sold by order and ou account of the mortgagee, hence offering an opportunity of investingin a business already formed, which has returned a large profit to the present owner, and can be calculated upon for years to come. CAREY & GILLES, Auctioneers. SCHOONER RIFLEMAN, FROM DUNEDIN. THIS vessel having entered at the Customs, CONSIGNEES will please present Bills of Lading and Pay Freight at once. ARTHUR BEATJCHAMP, Agent, Stanley Wharf WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. POTATOES, ONIONS, TURNIPS AND GEESE. Cargo of the Volunteer,from Manukau TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.

ME. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP Has received instructions from Mr O'Kellt, to Sell by Auction, on the Stanley Wharf, Esplanade, "Westport, on Wednesday, 29th January, 1868, at 2 o'clock, ex Volunteer, from Manukau, Q £ TONS Pirst-Class POTATOES 4 0 24 Bags Onions 5 Bags Turnips 13 Greese Terms—Cash. The Volunteer is now alongside the Stanley Wharf, and intending purchasers can either take delivery for local consumption or shipment to Charleston or Pox's, steam communication with the last named plaee being now thoroughly established by the Twin Screw Steamer Waipara. ITANCHESTER HOUSE WILLIAM CHAMBERS & CO., Drapers, Clothiers, and Boot and Shoe Importers, Princes Street, -Charleston.