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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue I, 14 November 1862, Page 3

„ fl FORBES; JtAGE.-~FIRST\ KAY. V <Tbere waa a larg«* attendance. Good •sport. "■*""■ PRINCE OF WALES STAKES. Forester ';' . . .1 MAIDEN PLATE. Garibaldi . . . ; .1 ALL-AGED .STAKES. Traveller . . . . 1 PEBB HANDICAP. * Traveller . . I ADELAIDE. . * . .. Saturday, Oct. 25. It is thought that the wheat crops will scarcely reach the average, owing, to the damage caused to the wheat by the black rust. One thousand pounds have been remitted by this mail, being the second sum sent to ihe Lancashire Relief Fund. The scores made at the late rifle matches exceed those at Wimbledon, with similar weapons, in proportion of thirty-one to thirty-eight. Flour, Lll to Ll2, silk-dressed; wiredressed, LlO 10s. ; wheat, ss. at Port. The banks purchase drafts on London, sixty Cays' sight, at one per cent, discount and sell at one per cent, premium. Monday, 27. Flour somewhatfirmer. Holders of wheat are asking ss. 3d. The Wonga Wonga. with the English mail, sailed about half-past one this after noon. Tuesday, 28. Considerable purchases of flour have been made for Sydney- account. Silkdressed, Ll2 to Ll2 63.; wheat very difficult to be had in quantities. The remainder of the Camilla's cargo of sugar, from Mauritius, has been sold by auction. Liffht yellow brought L3l 2s. 6J. to L 32 7s. 0. The public are very apathetic in regard to the elections. Wednesday, 29. The Elizabeth has been chartered for a full car»o of wheat, for Auckland account. The Havilah sailed at 40 minutes past four p.m., full of cargo and passengers, ON SALE, Four Tons Prime Derwent POTATOES from the New Kiver District, at JAMES GRIEVES, Grocer and Tea Dealer, Esk-street, Invercargill. ARGYLE HOTEL, THE BLUFF. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Proprietor, begs to inform the public and Visitors lo the Bluff, that accommodation of a superior nat-.-e will be found at his well-known Establi hmeut. Civility, cleanliness, id prompt attention to the wants of his cust amors, have cruedfor the above old-established House the good opirjion of his patrons. Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter of the best brands always on hand. Well- aired Beds. — Good Stabling. TUESDAY, 18tu NOVEMBER. HAMILTON & PROCTOR will sell by Public Auction, on Tuesday next, 18lb instant, (unless previously disposed of by private contract), . 18 head Prime Fat Bullocks, Erom the well-known Te Anau Station. SATURDAY, 29th OCTOBER. Land! Land! Land! SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. ROBERTSON & CO. %vill sell by public auction, at the Royal Hotel, on Saturday, 29th instant, at 2 o'clock, 15 Subd ; vided Allotments in the Sylvan Bunk Estate, each allotment having a Frontage to a .Main-street. The Auctioneers wish to call the attention oi small tradesmen to this truly valuable Property, being situated in ono of J;he best positions, and most ' salubrious parts bf the rising town of Invercargill. Title Guaranteed. A. L 8 o — 16 Allotments of the samo Property, fronting Jackson-sti-eet. Plans in a few days. ROBERTSON & CO. Pure Merino Rams. FIRST -CLASS RAMS Required as above. Lowest Price and Terms. ROBERTSON & CO. FRIDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1863. The Suburb of "GLADSTONE." THE ESTATE OF MR. T. J. WHITE, On the Bank of the Waiopai, Great Nohth Road. THIS Beautiful Estate is being laid off in Allotments, and the Blocks intersected by streeis one chain in width. The Sections abutting on the Main Itoad mv , as th'- suburb gets setiled (as it will rap" y do), become Valuable Business Sites for the supply of residents, as well as on account ot the road traffic. Pegarding the other a'lotments— for Villa llesidenees no part jn the vic'nity of Invercargill can bear favorable como ison. The Maps will bo on view on and after Ist December, at the offieo of Messrs. Mueller & Gicsow, Sr, .eYors- Tay-street; aad at the office of the Auctioneers. Tbe first s>ale will take place on Friday, the 2nd day of January next, at Two o'clock p.m. CALDER, BLACEXOCK & CO., Auctioneers. 14th November, 1862. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Agent for Invercargill — T. J. WHITE. ON SALE by the Undersigned :— Just Arrived, ex Fair Tasmanian. Adelaide butter (in small tubs) Soap and candles (from the Hobson's Bay Soap and Candle Works). Shortly Expected, ex Mimmie Dike .•— Silk-dressed Adelaide flour (Ferguson's George Mills) Maize Bath bricks, chalk, whiting Weighing machines Iron bedsteads, iron stretchers Galvanized ridge cap Patent nails, floor brads, screws, locks Brushware, whisks, shop twino Sheepshears Pitch and tar Gunpowder (rifle) and shot Manilla rope Doors, cornice mouldings, architraves. MANING & WHITTON, Tay-street. 13th November, 1862. NOTICE. —I have Ihis day disposed of all my interest in tbe lease. of the " Victoria Horse Bazaar," Tay-street, Invercargill, to Messrs. Hamilton and Proct6r.„..,_.____. .L-^A^L~zA~J--£~ i ~WAMp;*r*A>v^ •BICH* m ittl^lJfiFGlilX* #:' :^m^^'.is^r t ;\ B&aASaa^AA