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Dunstan Times, Issue 420, 6 May 1870, Page 3

'Open i ft U OP THE SHOTOVER -BRIDGE On or about SATUDAY, 14 th MAY NEXT. GEAND PUBLIC CEEEM NY. A FREE LUNCHEON FOR ONE THOUSAND PEESONS. Everybody is invited to come, and take part in LRU IMPORTANT PUBLIC DE M ON oT RATION. ASUBSGRU&TIOH BALL At Queenstown, IN TiE EVENING. HENRY JNO. COPE, Secretary to Celebration Committee. /£& 'SI? L T' A-'' FRIDAY, 6th MAY, 1870. I 3n the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Province of Otago. H 55 LETT V. MELLOR. Warrant of Fi. Fa. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN jjj that the following GOODS AND CHATTELS, consisting of: — Hotel Furniture, Stock in Bar, Grocery Goods, three valuable Draught Horses, Dray and Spring Cart Harness, and Other Effects ; also the Right; Title, and Interest (if any) of Defendant m and to the Premises known as the Ballarat Hotel, situate at Tinker’s Gully, will be SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, this day, Friday, the 6th day of May, 1870, at 1 o’clock p.m., on the Premises, situate at Tinker’s Gully, Province of 1 ! tago, unless the Warrant of Fi. Fa. be sooner satisfied. TERMS—CASH. By Order of the Sheriff, JOHN PHASER, Sheriff’s Officer. Dated this 4th day of May, 1870. TUESDAY, 7th JUNE, 1870, AT ALEXANDRA. To Stockowners, Dairymen, Butchers, and Others. JOH'. COLE CHAPPLE has received instructions from Mr. R. LANCASTER to Sell, by Public Auction, at Alexandra, on Tuesday, 7th June, 1870, at 12 o’clock sharp, 200 Head of Prime Mixed Cattle, comprising : ) 120 Head of Quiet Dairy Cows in Milk, with and without Calves, and all broken-in to the Bail. 25 Head of two and three-year-old Pail Fed Heifers, near Calving. 10 Head of one and two-year-old Pail Fed Heifers. 45 Head of Prime Fat Cattle. The Auctioneer, in calling attention to the above Sale, begs to inform the public that his instructions are to Sell WITHOUT RESERVE, and that the Cattle have been selected by one of the best judges in the Province, and the whole arc guaranteed to be perfectly quiet, and to be the best lot ever offered up-country. As this is one of the few opportunities the Public have to obtain really good quiet Dairy Cattle he trusts that those in want of such will come and see for themselves. Remember: Tuesday, 17th June, 1870. Terms at Sale. JOHN C. CHAPPLE, A uctioneer.