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Cromwell Argus, Volume II, Issue 101, 17 October 1871, Page 4

MONDAY, 23rd OCTOBE3, at Two p.m. HOUSEHOLD FUIINITURB & EFFECTS. J. BARRY has been favoured with • instructions from W. A. BEWS, Esq., District Engineer, (who is leaving for Invercargill), to sell by auction, on the premises, near Cromwell Bridge, on the above date, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising Tables, Chairs, Wash-Stands, Sewmg Machine, Bedsteads and Bedding, &c. ; a large-sized Cooking Stove, with all the latest improvements ; a Choice Selection of Books ; a Lady's Side-saddle ; also, A Lot of Fowls. CORPORATION OF CROMWELL. TENDERS are invited from parties willing to Attend to the Town Race, clean the streets once a week, and turn the water down the Street-channel in Melmore Terrace TWO NIGHTS in each week. Tenders to be sent in to the undersigned on or before MONDAY, the 30th instant, at 7 p.m. WILLIAM FENWICK, Acting Town Clerk. Council Chamber, October 16, 1871.

THE undersigned beg 3 to announce that, having secured a constant supply of FAT CATTLE and SHEEP on favourable terms, he will shortly commence business as a CARCASE BUTCHER at Cromwell, and will be prepared to execute wholesale oedbrs for BEEF and MUTTON at the lowest market rates. Fat Stock always on hand. W. J. BARRY, WHOLESALE SLAUGHTERMAN. BEEF AND MUTTON, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHOLESALE ONLY.

FOR SALE,—A One-Third SHARK in Sluicing Claim, quarter-mile East of Kawarau Gorge, with a One-Sixth Share in Water Race having prior right to Six Sluiceheads ; also, One IRON HOUSE, and a fewHead of PRIME CATTLE. Apply to Mr G. JENOUR, Cromwell; or to Mr M. DONEGAN, Kawarau Gorge. ELSWICK. THIS well-known imported thoroughbred horse will stand this Season at PERRIAM'S Welcome Home Hotel, Lowburn, near Cromwell, provided sufficient encouragement be given. ELSWICK is by Dr O'Toole (bred by Lord Howorth), son of Irish Birdcatcher; dam, Fraulein (bred by Captain Archdale), got by Do Ruyter ; her dam, Netherton Maid, got by Sheet Anchor ; Sheet Anchor by Tantivy —Myrtilla. Dahlia, the dam of Dr O'Toole, was bred by Mr Turnbull, and got by New Fashion ; her dam, Matilda, by Humphrey Clinker out of Illegarda, by Bob Booty— Waxy Pope.—See Stud Book.

Terms, L.4 45., paid in advance ; or L.5 55., if not paid before the end of the ScaOARL OF CAERICI Hi The Imported Clydesdale Stallion "EARL OF CARRICK" will stand for the Season at Poison Creek Farm, Wanaka Road ; and will visit fortnightly each of the following places, -viz. : A.LBERTOWI*, EAjSTXOCKEURN, BeNDIGO, CARdroxa, Cromwell, and Kawarau Gorge. Terms £i. Earl of Oarrtck (imported from Victoria) is a beautiful black horse, possessing groat bone and substance ; is seven years old, and stands 16 hands high. He was bred at Mansfield, Victoria, by J. Steele, Esq., and was got by tho famous horse Blackleg, which carried off thirty-one prizes, and never was beaten in Victoria. Earl of Carricx's dam, a prize Clydesdale maro, imported from Scotland. CHARLES HAIP,, Proprietor, Poison Creek.