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Dunstan Times, Issue 365, 23 April 1869, Page 3

NOTICE, re CHARLES NIEPER„a bankrupt NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale of property in the above estate,-will not take place as advertised, as other arrangements have been made. GEORGE FAOHE, Auctioneer. Clyde, April 23rd.1869. NOTICE. re M argaret M'Callum Taylor deceased, Intestate. UNDER instructions from the Official Curator of Intestate Estates, Dunedin, I shall sell by Auction at the Camp, Clyde, at noon on Saturday the 24th instant, the following property, to wit, One half share in Mining Claim on West bank of Molyneux at or near Rocky Point, at present worked by Frederick Whitaker, one Gold watch, chain and other articles of jewellery, Two Silk, Three Stuff dresses, and other articles •of wearing apparel. ANDREW THOMPSON Sergeant of Police. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE. Sale by Public Auction, To Farmers, Dairymen, Cattle-owners, and Others. ON SATURDAY, 15th MAY, At 11 a.m. sharp. (Instead of Saturday, Ist of May, as previously advertised.) At Low’s Cattle Yards, Arrow. MR. GEO. FACHE has received instructions from Messrs. Sinnamon and Nichol, of the Tjiieri, to Sell by Public Auction, at Low’s Cattle Yards, Arrow, on Saturday, the 15th of May, at 11 o’clock sharp, •, One Hundred Head of Taieri-bred DAIEY CATTLE,

Comprising Cows, Yearlings, Two-year-olds, and Two pure-bred Short-horned Bulls. Also, A Mob of Twenty good useful HORSES, Imported from Newcastle. Also, A few Heavy Draught Mares. Mr Fache begs to inform the farmers, dairymen, and Cattle-owners of the Wakatip district that the cattle he intends offering are really a first-class lot, and an entirely different strain of blood to the cattle that are in the district; therefore would recommend their attendance Mr. Fache would also state that the cattle are for positive sale. To miners and others, who are in want of a really first-class hack, the auctioneer would invite their attendance, and would assure them that such an opportunity but seldom presents itself. Remember : At Low’s Yards, Arrow, At 11 o’clock sharp, On Saturday, the 15th of May, 1869. G. FACHE, Auctioneer. NOTICE. For sale, ida valley STORE. To Store & Hotel Keepers and others.—Mr; GEORGE FACHE has received instructions "from MR WILLIAM EAMES (in consequence of his leaving the Colony) to dispose of by Private Contract, his Store and well assorted Stock; Hotel and all buildings connected therewith, also Poultry, Horses, Pigs, &. Application for further information to be made (on or before 30th April) to Mi. Geo. Fache, Auctioneer, Clyde, or to the proprietor, William Eamos, Ida Valley.