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Dunstan Times, Issue 336, 2 October 1868, Page 3

ABROWTOWN. TWO DAYS' SALE BY AUCTION. LEAVING FOR ENGLAND. THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY, 15th and 17th O.CTOBER, At One O'Clock each day. MESSRS. COPE & FACHE have been instructed by Mr. William Scholes, of the Royal Oak Hotel, Arrowtown, to Sell by Public Auction, on Thursday, loth October, on the Premises, at One o'Clock, EXPRESS WAGGON, Spring Cart, Buggy, and Tip Dray, all with Harness complete. Twenty good and useful Colts, broken and unbroken. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Riding Those spacious Premises known as The NEW ORLEANS HOTEL. OnSaturdry, 17 th October, Messrs. Cope and Fache will Sell by Auction, on the Premises, the Royal Oak Hotel, Arrowtown, The whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of Wines, Spirits, Beers, Liquois, &c.; also Household Furniture, full-toned Harmonium, Billiard Bagatelle Table, and a variety of other Articles. 1 The whole will positively be sold without the slightest reserve, Mr. Swholes having disposod of his interest in the Royal Oak Hotel, together with his freehold land, to Mr. William Jackson Barry, of Cromwell, who takes possession immediately after the sale. Thursday, loth of October, Saturday, 17 th of October. COPE & FACHE, Auctioneers. HANOVER STORES CLYDE & CROMWELL. C. ZIELE & CO, HAVE, in connexion with their house at Clyde, opened their new Premises at Cromwell, and are prepared to supply the surrounding districts with a new and well assorted STOCKof GROCERIES IRONMONGERY MEN'S CLOTHING BOOTS & SHOES, &c, &c, 0. ZIELE & Co., CLYDE & CROMWELL. CROMWELL. WAITING the Arrival of a NEW DRAPERY STOCK, On the way from Melbourne and Dunedin, we shall meanwhile open with an Assortment selected from our Queenstown Store,*and which will be ready for Sale on Saturday next, 26th September inst. I. HALLMSTEIN & CO., Cromwc'l, Sept. 21, 1863,