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Dunstan Times, Issue 225, 17 August 1866, Page 2

Garden and Agricultural Seeds. GEORGE BBESBY, KAWARAU GORGE, HAS on sale Seeds of approved varieties of Vegetables and of good quality. Last seasons produce of the garden in the Gorge. % Seedsmen and Storekeepers supplied at Dunedin prices. ALE BY AUCTION, I i At Manuherikia Flat. COP FACHE, Will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, Positively without Reserve, ON SATURDAY, 25th JULY, On the premises at 2 o'clock p.m. That well-known Farm and Dairy the Property of Mr John Quinn, who is leaving the Province. The stock consists of 7 MILCH COWS with Calves at foot, four are in full milk and the'remainder will calve in about two months. 2 STACKS OATS, about 15 tons. * Large Chaff Tutting Machine, worked by water-power, together with all fittings complete. A LARGE LOT OF FOWLS, Plough and variety of tools. Remember Saturday the 25th inst, at 2 o'clock p.m. ANTED a Man to work in i Apply office of this Paper At his residence, Clyde, on the 13th August, the wife of Mr William Coubrough of a daughter. On the 21st July 1866, in the Dunstan District Hospital, of softening of the brain, William Pararaore Tarrant, native of England, aged 30 years. On the 26th July, 1866, in the Punstan District Hospital, of cancer in the stomach, Matts Scoland, native of Sweden, aged 46 years.