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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 77, 31 July 1863, Page 3

THIS DAY. • BAKER'S SHOP AND " ' ' '; ' ' ' '- cottage; tx *"• v ' ' Situated in\l>everon-strcct. H' B. MONKMAN wiil submitto public auction, This Day (Friday) at 12 o'clock, ac Ibe City Mart, Dee-Btreet,' f ~ V' ?„ Tho goodwill ofjthc TTnexpired^ Lease of a Baker's. Shop and^Cpttagc in Duvrroiistreet,' immediately at the rear of 'the residence of W. H. CaMcr^'Esq. The promises aro situated, in the centre of a populous locality, and aro well adopted for the carrying on .of an extensive Baker's business, i Tho ground rent is merely nominal, being less than five shillings per week. Terms at Sale. SATURDAY,' Ist AUGUST, At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE Of FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, AND SHRUBS. , Ex INDIA, from Hobart Town. HB. MONKMAN has been .favored within- . structions from the Importer, to sell by Public Auction, at the City Mart, Dee-street, on Saturday, Ist August, at 12 o'Clock, ■; A choice assortment of — '. -* Fruit trees and forest trees, Evergreens ancLfiowcriug shrubs. The Auctioneer specially invites the attendance of parties desirous of obtaining really choice trees and shrubs, — true to name — the above having just arrived, ex India, ' specially ordered and selected for thia market, the .whole in firpt-rnte order. '■ • ' ■■'■ t ' : '' i: ■■ ::V/ ; ' ;1 Sale at Noon. TERMS CASH. \. ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, TAY-STREET. .? HB. MONKMAN lies been favored with in- • structions to offer by private contract, The goodwill of tho unexpircd term of 20 years, of a property situated in the centre of Tay-street, south side; there is upwards of £500 worth of improvements on the ground of a very substantial nature, which aro bringing in a very handsome income. The front building could be mado available either for a store or restaurant, for tho latter, tho position is first-class. TERMS LIBERAL. MUSICAL ABSOrIATrON— The person who took uway a copy of " Hamilton's Diamond Psalmody" at the first Practice Meeting of the Musical Association, will oblige by returning the same to the Times Office.MR. ROBERT INGLIS, of Crombie Point, Scotland, is requested to communijalo with E. N. C'ouradi, stevedore, Will&iinstown. BROWN, ALEXANDER, , Carpenter, call on Mr South, solicitor, Kelvin-street, immediately. DR. DENSHAM, SURGEON & ACCOUCHEUR, Mr. Duncan Campbell's, RIVERTON.

SEAWARD BUSH. TO SAWYERS, BUSHMEN, AND OTHERS. £5 REWARD. LOST, a Black Bullock, with white star on forehead and a little white on back, with a bell and leather strap on his neck, horns turned in, named B'ackboy : hns been frequently seen near the Steam Saw Mills, in the above bush. Whoever will deliver the said bullock to the undersigned before the 13(h"of August, will receive the above reward; £2 reward, if nob delivered beforo the 21st of August; after which date, a reward of £1 10 a will be given. A. E. VIVIAN. Hatton, Invercargill, July 30. NOTICE TO THE LOVERS OF DANCING. A SELECT QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY, On MONDAY Next, UNION HOTEL, Tay-6treet. Ladies admitted Free with Invitation Card, fo be hud Messrs. Myers, Newstadt, and Munro, Tay and Dee Ftrcets. Refreshments for Ladies Provided UNION MUSIC HALL. TAY-STREEr. TIIR n'vwo splendid Hotel will Re-open on Fill DAY (This Day) Evening, with the First FREE-AND-E ASK To b c conducted upon tho strictest principles of propriety. To Open at Half-past Seven. Admission, Is., by Refreshment Tickets. RICHARD HERZ, Pianist and Conductor. TOWN BOARD. T) ARTIES desirous of having the Rain Water JL from the Roofs of their Houses carried underneath the Footpaths ot Tav-street, previous to tho gratings bning laid down., in aceovdauee with tho notice given, can have the box drains for tho purpose laid in accordance with (ho requirements of the Town Board Engineer, on application to Mr. Burgoyne, the Contractor for the gratings in Taystreet, who will execute the work which comprises piles at the kcrbing and splash board, for the sum of 245. each. Owners of houses are warned that the expense of this work will be greatly increased after tho gratings are laid, and that expenses from damage will accrue. j _ _ : ■ TO BE LET ON LEASE. SECTION -umber Five (o), Block Three (III), town of Invercargill, and which Section formerly belonged to the deceased Edwin Clark. Said' section is most eligibly situtatcd,' inracdiately adjoins the Lowther Arcade, and has a frontage to Esk-strcet, and is situated, about the very centre of the Town. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, JOHN S- JOHNSTON, Registrar at Southland of the Supreme Court. of New Zealand. Invercargill, 30th July, 1863. " ' NOTICE. ON and after Monday, the 3rd August, the Bell will commence to ring at 10 minutes to Eight o'clock in the morning and at Five o'clock evening. Mid-day as usual. By order, ■ J. C. HUNTER, . •■■•■ Clerk to the Town Board. NOT ICE. , ON and after Ist July, Livery will be 10s. per night instead of 15s. as- heretofore, at Cobb anri Co.'s Stables, Dee-street. W. H. BRAYTONAND CO. NOT ICE. ON and after Wednesday, the 22nd instant, the offices of Sir South, Solicitor, will be in Kelvin-street, next to the old Union Bank of Australia. • : .

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