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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 5, 25 November 1862, Page 4

THUKSI^^27tb NOVEMBER •'; HAMILTON iJ^ROGTER will .selli ■' by public'aiiction on Thursday, 27th met.,' at ivd a'Clock; at: tue -Boyal Hotel, Tay-street, Invercargill, :'..;._• ■ . -".\ Sixteen Building Allotments, Beings Sections 46 and 47, commonly known as the Sylvan Bunk Estate, and situated about 200 yards from, the main JDunedin. Koad. , The Auctioneers beg. to point out to intending purchasers the advantage of securing site's for, dwellings and 'business purposes in one of the best situations of this flourishing Town. Plans (as marked off ion the ground) to be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, and at th 3 Boyal Hotel. ..••••■• litle Unexceptionable. — Terms Liberal. SATURDAY, 29th NOVEMBER. Land! Land! Land! SPLENDID BUILDING SITES. pOIJERTSON & CO. will sell by J\ public auction, at the Boyal Hotel, on Saturday, 29 th instant, at 2 o'clock, 15 Subdivided Allotments in the Sylvan Bank Estate, each allotment having a Frontage to a Alain-street. The Auctioneers wish to call the attention of small tradesmen to this truly valuable Property, being situated in one of the best positions, aiid most salubrious parts of the ruing town of liivercargill. Title Guaranteed. KOBEKTSON & CO. FRIDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1863. The Suburb of "GLADSTONE." THE ESTATE OF MR. T. J. WHITE, Ou the Bank of the Waiopai, Great Nosth Koad. THIS Beautiful Estate is being laid off in Allotments, and the Blocks intersected by streets one chain in width. The Sections abutting on the Main Koad must, as this suburb gets settled (as it will rapidly do), become Valuable Business Sites for the supply of residents, as well as on account oi the road traffic. Regarding the other allotments— for Villa Residences no part in the vicinity of Invercargill can bear favorable comparison. Ihe Maps will be on view on and after Ist December, at the office of Messrs. Mueller & Giesow, Surveyors, Tay-street; and at the office ot thu Auctioneers. Tbe first ->ale will take place on Friday, the 2nd day of J anuary next, at Two o'clock p.m. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO., Auctioneers. 14th November, 1862. Notice*. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at Glenheim Station, Mataura, the thorough-bred Entire Horse, CARWELL, Carwell, own brother to Vision, by Jersey; his dam Fairy Queen, by Mozart; grand-dam, imported tnare from England. On Jersey there needs no comment, being known as the best horse of his day in Tasmania. Fairy Queen is not only the dam of Vision, but of Shadow, and many others, all winners. Height, fifteen hands three inches; color, a rich brown. Terms, £5 ss. Every care taken of mares, but no responsibility. Apply to Mr. Hall, Manager, Glenhaui Station. F. HAMILTON. CONQUEROR. THIS SplendM and Well-known Cart Horse will Stand this Season at Myross Farm, Waiopai. A good paddock provided for mares, and every attention given them, but without responsibility. Conqueror will also travel to the Half- Way Bush every Thursday. Terms: £o 10s. To be paid before removal of mares. CLERKE BROTHERS, Invercargill. Pure Merino Rams. FIRST-CLASS liAMS Required as above. Lowest Price and Terms. ROBERTSON & CO. TO STAND THIS SEASON, at the ALBION LIVERY STABLES, Invercargill, the Thorough-bred Blood Horse, DEFIANCE. Defiance, bright chesnut, stands 15£ hands high, short-legged ; for bone and muscle and condition, cannot be surpassed. Stood favorite horse for three seasons in South Australia. Sire, celebrated English imported horse, Forlorn Hope, well known to have left the best stock iv Australia. Defiance is full brother to Apelkato, for whom 900 guineas was paid in Adelaide. Fee, *6 ss. each mare. Any party having more than three Mares will be treated with on liberal terms by applying to A. M. CAMERON, Albion Hotel. Every attention paid to Marei, which will bo kept at the Farm, two miles from town, but no responsibility. JO STAND THIS SRVSON, at 1 WALLACE TOWN, The Strong, Compact Grey Draaght Clydesdale Horse, SCOTCH JACK. Stands over 16 hands high; is well-propor-tioned, has superior action, is true to collar, and of a very tractable temper. A good Paddock and attendance provided for Mare 3, without responsibility. Terms— Five Guineas

Wars and Rumoks or Wahs — The Otago Daily Times of ihe 19fh November s-ays: A gentleman who auived here a few days ago from the North Island, and who has recently had occasion to travel overland through the principal native districts South of Auckland, informs us that the colony is on the eve of another war with >he Maories. He says that a mast warlike feeling actuates the natives, and the impending struggle is freely canvassed by the various nines. Although he was personally treated very kindly, by the natives throughout his journey, yet he was given clearly to understand that they were enemies to the Government, and would suppoit the position they had taken at all cost. The natives would ap pear to have a regular system of communication between even distant tribes, as he found small isolated tribes, who were as well posted up in respect to the movements of Sir George Grey, as was our informant himself. At the Wai«ato, the na ives were in an unsettled state, and the number of midnight meetings, and the passing to and fro of messages between the different vilages, indicated anything but a pacific state of affaire. The report that Mataiauwe (ihe Maori King) had embraced Roman Catholicism is tst.ted to be incorrect, and his duskyjMajesty is alleged to be offended at the inbinuation. The Roman Catholic Missionaries aie said to have been very busy amongst the Waikatos, and by a liberal disbursement of tobacco, pipes, and other Maori luxuries, have got mo ronsiderable favor. Our informant saw one of these reverend gentlemen, a young and good looking priest, was paddled down the river, bj* a picked crew of young Maori Hebes, who made the banks echo with their laughter and voices, as they beat the water to the m«Mure of a not unmusical chaunt.