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Dunstan Times, Issue 544, 20 September 1872, Page 3

CLYDE DISTRICT SCHOOL. AN OLH WAY TO PAY OFF NEW DEBTS. } 'HE OPENING of the NEW I SCHOULRO.) M will heCelel.ruted on Wednesday 25 Sept, 1872 by. A KETTLE-DIUJ.VI. at 6 o'clock and AN ENTERTAIN MS NT, Under the auspices -d the Dunstan Baud of Hope and (J-yde Choral Union in the Town Hall at 8 O'clock. Tickets 3s. 6d.—Children half-price. A. CHRISTOPHERS. Clerk, it. Tr- usurer. N OTIC li. POSTPONEMENT of BALL and BAZAAR at A I'X.iudra. in Aid of the Funds of the Dunstan District Hospital, to Monday and Tuesday, the 23rd and 2dih lust, in consequence of the death of Mr. Michael O’Regau. TUESDAY 2d, at 12 SHARP. FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT. Positively to be sold. 1\ lE. FAC HE will SELL by AUCVj TION instructed by Mr. James Patterson, on the grou id on Tuesday, 24tb, inst.,at 12 sharp. THE CLYDE BRICKYARD. Hold ou lease for 7 years from the Government, together with Pug Mi l, Stone Kiln, and every.tlier appdance, 10,000 well burnt bricks Also Two Hoivcs, Tip Dray, Harness, Riding S oldie, ,Vc., itc , N.B. In the lease there exists an unlimited bed of First cla-s clay. Particulars be bad on applieition by letter or otherwise to the Auctioneer. TUESD \Y, SEPTEMBER 24. FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE. Opposite the Police Camp, Clyde. (1 EO. FACHE having neon favored T with ins'ructions by Mr. James Carroll, will sell by Public Auction on the ground, on Tuesday, September i 24, at 2 o’clock .-harp, (Immediate! v af er the Sale of Mr. Patterson’s Brick Yard) AH those pieces of Land, being S.ctions 24.25,26, Block 11, Township of ( dvde, having a frontage of 2QO feet wnh a depth of 100 feet, together with a commodious and weii built four roomed dwellinghouse thme ui, the whole securely fenced Without, Reserve, This Property is worthy the atten tion of all who desire a detached suburban residence ; the grounds which surround the house are laid mt with a view both to the ormuncn’al and useful, there being over 100 fruit bearing trees from three to six years old, besides a large number of the choicest Roses, and other floweiing Shrubs, and a quantity of Evergreens, the whole surrounded by a magnificent live hedge of (’ape and English Broom, and Black Thorns. The house is substantially built, and has an extensive and commanding vb-w of the surrounding country It is con i -nous to and in view of the Post and Telegraph Offices, Court Hone, Public School and other Public B’uhlinirs, audit possesses one of the greatest do sideratums. a never failing supply of pure water, which courses through the entire property. Fuller particulars to be obtained on application to GEORGE FA P HE, Auctioneer, Clyde. TUESDAY NEXT, 24th TNtT. PIGS ! PIGS ! To Butchers and Others. MB FACHE will SELL by AUCTI N, at his Yards, next to the Printing-office, on Tuesday next, the 26th iust., at 12 sharp, A LOT OF GOOD PIGS. ' Without Reserve. ! N.B. The rostrum will he mpjiuted at j 12 o’clock precisely.'