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Dunstan Times, Issue 376, 2 July 1869, Page 3

FRIDAY, m JULY. At 12 o’ckiclt sharp. FOR 'S A L E. . Pr. perty pf the Ida YalleyQuartz/MiningCompany, (Registered) To oS SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Order of'the/ Mortgggee, On Friday, the 9th day of July The following *■ P R 0 P, B R t;t Of the above-nganefl Company, npHE Unexpired /Term of Fifteen years Gold Mining Lease from the Ist day of January, 1868, of all that Piece or parceFof Lai d situate in the Blackstone District, ia the Province iiffo. 2, on the it ;.also the right id to a Water of Otago, being Secth map of the said distri title and interest in a Race, commencing Vdaburn Creek, Blackstone Hill, land- terminating at the Queen of the Side Quartz Reef. Also a Quartz Creating Machine and the Buildings, Miny g, and other Plant of the Company. For particulars apply t) undersigned, 'i KEN YOU & HADDOCK, Solicitors Princes-stfreet, Dunedin. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTIONNASEBY, MOUNT IDA. ON WEDNESDAY, 14th JULY. ■MESSRS. INDER <fc GEORGE ill have been favored with instructions from the 'Proprietor to Sell by Public Auction, at Naseby, Mount Ida, on Wednesday, the 14th of July, all that valuable Property, situate at the corner of Leven and Earn streets ) Naseby, known as GEO RGB’S VICTORIA HOTEL, Together with Billiard Tables, Hotel Furniture, Stock -in - Trade, Buggy, Horses, &c. The ground upon which the Victoria Hotel is situate is freehold, and is admitedly the very best site on the township of Naseby. Tittle —Crown Grant. INDER <k GEORGE, Auctioneers. Sale by Public AuctionBOOKS ! BOOKS ! BOOKS! Ex Late Arrivals. MR. GEO. FACILE has received instructions to Sell by Auction j at his Rooms, Sunderland street, Clyde, a large Consignment of NEW BOOKS, Including popular works on History and Science, Biographies, and a large assortment of the Standard Works of the day. Particulars and date of sale will be announced in future issue. HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT & PILLSBad Legs, Bad Breasts, and Ulcerations, oi all kinds.—There is no preparation in the world which may be so thoroughly relied on in the treatment of the above ailments as Holloway’s Ointment. Nothing can be sc simple or safe as the manner in which it hj applied, or its action on the body, botl locally and constitutionally. The ointmen rubbed around the part affected, enters thi pores just as salt enters meat. It quick!; penetrates to the source of evil, am drives it from the system.