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Dunstan Times, Issue 424, 3 June 1870, Page 3

TUESDAY, 7th JUNE,£IB7O, AT ALEXANDRA, I* i , To Stockowners, Dairymen, } Butchers, and Others. I ) JOHN COLE OH APPLE has received instructions from Mr. R. - LANCASTER to Sell, by Public - Auction, at Alexandra, on Tuesday, s 7th June, 1870, at 12 o’clock sharp, ■ 200 Head of Prime Mixed Cattle, comprising:— m Mead of Quiet Dairy Cows ; in Milk, with and without Calves, and all broken-in to the Bail. 25 Head of two and three-year--1 old Pail Fed Heifers, near Calving. L 10 Head of one and two-year-old Pail Fed Heifers. 45 Head of Prime Fat Cattle. The Auctioneer, in calling attention i to the above Sale, begs to inform the 1 public that his instructions are to Sell WITHOUT reserve, and that the Cattle have been selected I by one of the best judges in the Pro- ! vince, and the whole are guaranteed s to be perfectly quiet, and to be the best lot ever offered up-coiintry. As > this is one of the few opportunities i the Public have to obtain really good ; quiet Dairy Cattle he trusts that those i in want of such will come and see, for j themselves. ' Remember: i Tuesday, 7th JUne/ISTO. 'S Terms at Sale. JOHN C CHAPPLE, Auctioneer. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. : 200-ACRE FARM, i Thoroughly Fenced, Dwe’ling House, , Draught and Saddle Hoises. Dairy Cattle, Fruit Trees, &c., &c. MR. GEORGE FACHE having been favored with instructions i from J. D. FERAUD, Esq., J.P, ! will sell by Public Auction, on Wednesday, June 8, at 1 o’clock sharp, Without the Slightest Reserve. That very Valuable and desirable ; Property the Wai Keri Keri i Farm, consisting of Two Hun- ; dred Acres, under a self-gi-own crop of Oats, the whole being substantially Fenced, one por- | tion sods, the remainder iron . standards and seven wires. * Together with—j The four roomed Dwelling House, , Stabling, and Outhouses. ! Also—--20 Head First-class Quiet Dairy : Cattle, Two Heavy Draught Horses, a few First-class Saddle Hacks, and a lot of ” other Property. 3 i I Immediately after the sale of the . above will be sold, at Monte Christo , Farm, about Two Hundred Dozen . Fruit and Forest TreSS, from Two to a Four Years old. } Mr. Fache experiences great pleasure in drawing attention to this 1 sale, and confidently recommends the 3 attendance of parties seeking a home f and a sure Fortune. H.B.—The Purchaser of the Farm will have the opportunity of being supplied with agricultural implements 3 at town prices. e FREE TRADE BUTCHERY AND j bakery, fc BLACK’S No. 1. f STEWART M’COMB, j t ([Late James Macdonald.) STEWART M'COMB respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Black’s, German Hill, Drybread, Tinker’s, and Devonshire that he has again started in business at , Black’s No. I, and trusts that one T and all will rally round him. S. M'Comb being a Cash purchaser is enabled to sell at greatly reduced rates, as follows Beef, 4d. to 6d. per lb. Mutton, 3£d. per lb. Bread, Is. per 41b. loaf. Wholesale buyers supplied under Dunedin prices. _ spriUg cart will travel the above districts twice a week with Meat and Bread.