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Dunstan Times, Issue 268, 14 June 1867, Page 1

COPE & FACHE, Dunstan Sale Rooms, SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE, AUCTIONEERS, Mining, Legal, Land, Estate, and General COMMISSION AGENTS. OASES conducted in the Warden's and Resident-Magistrate's Court "Extended Jurisdiction." TELEGRAPHIC Messages received for transmission from any of the upountry districts, or despatched vice versa. A LL descriptions of Merchandise reJ\ ceived and ff old either by auction or private contract on commission. A MPLE Storage for Goeds. A S soon as arrangements can be made P\ . 1.1.. f„-t»,;~ktlv sale* will be held at the Clyde. MR COPE will" conduct the business of the Auction Department; and will, at stated intervals, visit the Lakes District, St. Bathan's, Mount Ida, Hamilton's, Black's Teviot, and surrounding localities, for the purpose of holding sales by auction. BULL AND MOUTH HOTEL, Maclaggan-atreet, DunsduL \I7M. KDMONDSOH (formerly of ths Vie toria Hotel, Dunstan, and late of the Crown Hotel, Dunedin), ia returning thanks for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, begs to inform hie numerous friends and the public, that ho has opened the above new and commodious premises, which hav» been fitted up regardless of expense, and in a style that enables him to offer first-class accommodation. The Bedrooms are lofty, woll-aired, and ventilated; while the sitting-rooms are numerous; and travellers may rely on finding every ceraf ort and accommodation. The Bar and Cellar are supplied with liquora of the best brands enly. Good Stabling. CAUTION. JROM and after this date POISON for jj DOGS will be laid on the Run of Messrs. M'Laren, Greig and Co. No. 221, Moutere Station, August SI, 1866. CAUTION. I7ROM and after this date POISON ler T DOGS will be laid on the Run of Messrs. Glassford Bros. Matakanui Station, Apri 27 1866. NOTIGE. ON and after this date, Poison for Dogs will be laid on Run No. 339. ROBERT STEWART, Manager. Hawksburn Station. 11th February, 1867. NOTICE. IN and after this date, POISON for STRODE & PRASER, Earnßcleugh Station, 2&k April, 1666.