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Dunstan Times, Issue 405, 21 January 1870, Page 3

SATURDAY, 22nd JANUARY,

Sale by Public Auction. AT lIILLHOUSE’S YARDS, ALEXANDRA, At one o’Clock sharp. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE lias been l) instructed by Mr. George Aguew, of Waitahuna, to Soil by Public Auction, as abore, a lot of llrst-cias CATTLE AND HOUSES, Comprising: i 40 Q"iet Dairy Cows, with Calves at foot 20 Hand-fed Heifers, in calf 7 Eat Steers. Also a few useful Hacks, and the well-known Racehorse, Falcon. The auctioneer, in calling attention to the above sale can confidently recommend the dairy cows as a firstclass lot, and well worthy the atten tion of any one in need of quiet animals. The racehorse Falcon is one ot the best steeplechasers in Otago for pedigree see Stub Rook, The whole to he Sold Without the Slightest Reserve. Terms at Sale. J. C. CH i PRLE, Auctioneer. NOTICE. BUNGARABEE. 4 1 authorised to settle all accounts contracted on account of the above, and to receive all monies on account of service, his receipt for which will be binding. (Signed) M'MORRAN & PRITCHARD. Pert Phillip Hotel, Clyde, Dec. 30th 1860. NOTICE. i LL DEBTS contracted by Service Li of the Entire Horse CLde must tie paid to the ' wner, J. M* Donald, mi of before the 25th inst. Black’s No. I, Jan. 8, 19G9. ME. CHARLES EO3K, VIOLINIST, (Late of Baeholdcr’s Diorama), C L Y D te . MR. ROCK is open to Engagements to Play either for an occasion or permanently. Letters addressed to Charles Pock, National Hotel, Clyde, will receive prompt attention.