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Dunstan Times, Issue 314, 1 May 1868, Page 3

lii the EST ATE of JOHN DUNCAN YOUNG, Deceased. TO be FOLD, by Order of the Curator of Intestate Estates, at the Camp, St. Bathan's, on the 2nd of May, 18G8, at 12 noon, the following valuable PROPERTY!Ten Working Bullocks Oiie Bullock Waggon Yokes, Ac. One Gold Watch, &c. For particulars apply to Constable Morton, Police Station, St. Bathan's j THOS, H. BIBCOCK, Sub-Inspector of Police. Naseby, April 18, 1868. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY 14th OF MAY, At 12 o'clock, At Davis's Yards, Pahnerston. Fat and store cattle. POWER, PANTLIN, and Co are instructed to Sell by Auction, at Davis's Yards, Pahnerston, on Thursday, May 14, at 12 o'clock, 200 HEAD OF CATTLE; Consisting of Fat and Store Bullocks and Heifers, am' some Dairy Cows. POWER, PANTLIN, and Co. CITY MOULDING, TURNING: AND SAW MILLS, HIGH-STREET, DUNEDIN. (Opposite Custom-house.) .JOHN GRAY, TIMBER MERCHANT, IN soliciting a share of the patronage of the Trade, begs to inform Car neuters, Builders, Mining Companies, and others, that, having a good assorted Stock of every kind of Timber at his Yard, he is prepared to Supply any quantity at the shortest notice, Hardwood, all Sizes Shelving T and G Lumber Scotch Flooring Sadies and Doors Mouldings Builders' Ironmongery, Ac] All orders will receive my best attention, and will be executed with despatch, at the lowest market prices. ALEXANDA SHOEING PORGE EDWARD CHARNOCK, GENERAL SMITH & WHEELWRIGHT, TIMBER MERCHANT, AND IRONMONGER, *e. E CHARNOCK begs to inform the , inhabitants of Alexandra, Clyde, and surrounding districts that he i* now prepared to execute all manner of Ironwork, Wheelwright's and Carpenter's Work, at extremely low prices, and with despatch. Spring Carts and Drays Made to Order. Always on hand a large and assorted Stock of thoroughly seasoned Timber, for wheelwright's purposes. HOLLOWAY'S Pitts AND OINTMENT Disorders of the kidneys, known by the deeply seated pain in the back and scanty secretion of water,can be arrested in their distressing and rapid course by these regulating Pills. Their highly tonic and strengthening properties prevent the impoverishment of the blood, and the derangement of circulation characteristic of kidney disease, aud often ending in partial or general dropsy, Experience has proved the most unvaried success obtained when Holloway's Ointment is well rubbed over the regions of the kidneys. This treatment will relax the h< t and parched skin, overcome the attendant costiveness, a-d induce a copious secretion by the kidneys—.symptoms which arc the harbingers of disjase do parting and hca'th returning,