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Dunstan Times, Issue 276, 9 August 1867, Page 3

S7E, the undersigned, have this day Sold to Messrs. Thomson and Campbell our Business, situate at Drybread, trading as storekeepers, &c. All Debts to be paid and received by the said Messrs. Thomson and Campbell. W. F. DIXON. J. S. DICKIE. Drybread, July 15, 1867.

Dissolution of Partnership, T Y Dissolved the Partnership hitlierto existing between us, and known as the firm of Dixon and Dickie, storekeepers, publicans, Ac. W. P. DIXON T . J. S. DICKIE. "Witness: G. Clark. Drybread, July 15, 1867.

NOTICE MESSRS. Thomson & Campbell,having Purchased all the Book Debts of the late firm of Dixon and Dickie, Drybread, hereby authorise Mr. John S. Dickie to Collect the same, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. THOMPSON & CAMPBELL. July 15, 1867.

Tenders Wanted. "C'OR renting for a period of twelve months, to commence from tlie 19th inst. Til E PIONFER COMPANY'S WATER RACE Tenders to be sent to the Manager, Mr II J. Cope, C'yde, on or before Saturday, the 17th inst.

TENDERS WANTED, ON or before the 9tli of August, for the Completion of the Ida Yallcy Water Race to Low's Saddle. The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. For particulars apply to Cope at.d Faclie, Commission Agents, Clyde.

TENDERS WANTED. T?OR Leasing, for a period of ono year, the Golden Gate Company's Water Race, Black's. Apply to Cope and Fache, Commission Agents, Clyde.

SALE BY AUCTIONTOMORROW (Saturday), 10th AUG At 3 o'clock. 11l instructed to Fell by Auction, at their Kooms, Sunderland-sfcreet, Clyde, To-mor-row, at 3, That comfortable and well - built, galvanized iron, four-roomed COTTAGE, Situate near the residence of R. Barlow, Esq., Clyde, and late in the occupation of Mr. S. M. Clarke, Master of the District School. Ihe house i 3 floored, has large verandah, fire-places, and kitchen fittings No Reserve.

GOOD INVESTMENT. J? 0 R SAL E, by Private Contract, THE UNION HOTEL, Sunderland-street, Clyde. Together with the extensive and commodious Stables, the whole being freehold and having a frontage of sixty-sis feet The whole is substantially built of wood and iron, and the premises arc in good ¥or further particulars apply to Mr. J. IIAZLEIT, Clvde.

T?OPi. Sale (nearly new) an Eight-Foot Wtcr-Whcel, with Drums and Shaft completci Apply to Mr Ct»pe, Qfnce of tins Paper