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&v? 'Sn New Advertisements. m. ';< -THURSDAY, JUNE 13^ 1873, : st/, : V~--"" ;^ At 12 o'clock; "■ ■' ; . JomORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE r '* -HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND | ;S , : 2 ■EFFOTS,.; AT BALCLUTHA. i^i AA R G I L L AN D CO. : Jtaye.received instructions to sell by public auction, at the late residence of James .. .VPhyte, Esq. , Renfrew-street, Balclutha, ? A large quantity of .Household Furniture, v - ; i: and Effects, consisting of — Handsome Piano, Cedar Telescope , „ * Table, Wardrobe, Iron and Wooden Bedsteads, Chests of Drawera, Sofas, Chairs, Patent Mangle, Crockeryware, Kit- . , 7 : chen Utensils, &c. ■WITHOUT RESERVE. 4&6 . Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, 13th JUNE, 1878, ' At £-past 2 o'clock. . SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN SECTIONS, AND BANDSOME DWELLING - HOUSE, IN BALCLUTHA. pARGILL AND CO. Will offer for sale by public auction, at Balclutha, on the above date, the really valuable Town Sections and Dwellingliouse as follows, namely — Sections l, 2, and 3, Block TH., . Barr's Subdivision, fronting Renfrew, Elizabeth, and Jamesstreets, together with the Dwell-ing-house erected thereon. Sections 4 and 5, Block ILL. , Barr's Subdivision, adjoining the above. Allotments 14 and 15, Block n. , Barr's Subdivision, having frontages to Elizabeth-street. Section 14, Block X. , fronting Ren-frew-street, in close proximity to the Railway Station. The Auctioneers would beg to draw special attention to the salo of these sections, as it affords a rare opportunity of securing some of the best building sites in this flourishing and rapidly growing town. The building on Sections 1, 2, and 3, has of late been occupied by James Whyte, Esq. , and is substantially built of "wood, confcuning four rooms, kitchen, large hall, and a verandah. It is comparatively new, and was erected by John Gow, Esq., and is well known as the handsomest residence in Balclutha. TITLES PERFECT. f : * Terms: — One-fourth, cash ;*the balance may remain on mortgage, for a term to be arranged, at 8 per cent per annum. .Plans and further particulars to be obtained from 447 THE AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1878, At 2 o'clock. T> W. CAPSTICK has been favoured with instructions to sell by puclic auction at his Yards, adjoining the Railway Station, Milton, on Thursday, 13th day of June, at 2 o'clock, SHARP, 1500 prime cross-bred Sheep, in firstclass condition, and will be i sold in lota to suit purchasers 300 cross-bred Ewes, 4, 6, and Btooth. r 500 very superior Merino Ewes, in .'., lamb to pure Leicester Ramß. Terms at Sale. • ! N.B.— The above sheep are a very su- ■ perior^ class for turnip feeding and stud purposes" respectively. 440 WA'NTB D KNOWN. The undersigned have for sale, Fencing Wire, Cornsacks, Woolpacks, Clover Seeds, Eye-Grass, Cocksfoot, and Seed Wheat. ; WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., 400 Dunedin.