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Dunstan Times, Issue 261, 26 April 1867, Page 3

S. M'COMB, SLAUGHTERMAN, AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER, BLACKS. 4 CART goes regularly round the out districts to supply customers. S. M'Coinb being a cash buyer, has always a good supply of Fat Cattle and Dairy Cows on £ale. PROFESSOR PARKER AND Miss Annie Beaumont's FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT, AT THE TOWN HALL, CLYDE, On Saturday the 27th April. Professor Farker and Miss Annie Beau mont beg to intimate to the Inhabitant's of Clyde, that they will give their unrivalled Entertainment as above, when they hope to meet with a liberal share of their kind patronage. AdmLssiou—Reserved Seats, 4s; Body of the Hall, 2s 6d. Poors open at halfpast 7 o'clock, to commence at 8. Children, Half-Price. To Farmers, Grasiers, and Dealers. Store Cattle, Dairy Cows, and HORSES, Mr Wm. SMITH-AM-ij'AS received instructions from W. J, T Barry, Esq., to Fell by Auction, at the Kawarau Sale Yards, Cromwell, ON MONDAY THE 6th OF MAY,' 30 Head of Store Cattle 25 Dairy Cows with Calves 40 Figs 10 Horses broken to har,•■ess 2 Spring'arts with harness 2 First-class Buggies, with harness complete 1 Stack of Oaten Hay. The Auctioneer 1 egs to remark that the above Stock, are ';1I in superior condition, and well worthy the attention of buyers. NOTICE. rfIHE Partnership formerly existing between John and Thomas Harsh; of Cromwoll, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the 11th December, 1866. JOHN MARSH. THOMAS MARSH. Witness—William Kean. Tenders Wanted. AN or before noon of Monday the 6th May, for the Erection of a Lock-Up, at Cromwell. For plans and specifications, apply to the Mayor, W. J. Tarry, Esq. Cromwell, 24th April, 1867. Clyde Fancy Bazaar. NOIICE TO THE PUBLIC. TvURING the unavoidable absence of ■*•' Mr Joshua Lazarus, on account of ill health, the business will be carried on as usual by Mr S. Jonas, who is duly authorised to do so, and who will receive and discharge all debts due by or to Mr Joshua Lazarus. Clyde, 22nd April, 1867.