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Dunstan Times, Issue 632, 29 May 1874, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1874. TO' BAKERS. Ac. Positive Sale by Auction of valuable Freehold ]mopmty,adjoining tha Criterion Hotel, Alexandra. i.y Order of Aft- Peter Calder, Baker, w/io is leaving the district, having paMjsSPtl a. Business in Dunedin. |M EORGE FACETS ■ will /sell by 5 T Auciion on otifurday, 3j^£y 30, 1874. those centrally Mtaated Ufi&eiiii*es known as the Creek Balery, together with first-class oven, Stables, and together with a quail lity of Household Farni airo. Also, A ‘7ci gh i n g-in aeh ine,]o OFi on r-sacks, small BDcuir, Machine, ani bakers’ utensils of trade, a onantitv of Butter, Sab, jar Ammonia, Essence of Lemon, and about 4- Cwt. <if mixed Biscuits in 141 b Tins, &a. A 80, Two fiist-cbss Horses, p.pring.navt, two Hiding Saddles and Bridles, a Pack-saddle, and a quantity of other property. MVCdder must be in Dunedin !>y June 8, otherwise forfeit a heavy deposit, the Auctioneer has every confidence iu inviting attend, anee at the Sale. Terms for Freehold proper I v at Sale Per Ihe other property, Cash at conclusion of Sale. PRELIMINARY NO TIC S TO MINERS, SPECULATORS AND ■ OTH K KS. One of the most valuable Water Rights n'nl Haves on the Or,ago Goldfields, commanding all the east bank of ine- Mannhci'ikia, including 'i acker IL.il, nil ten auriferous ground at Black’s No. 3, and is the only available water to work the well known rich ground at Black’s No. 1, above tho present water-races. r DEOIL IK FA CUE. instruct ed by the Proprietary will ael by Public .’.notion, •on a day to b named iu a future Baue, at Black’ No. 1., ■ The Mamihcrikia Water Race better known as the IDA VALLEY RACE, . v. itli flu.first i ight to 20 head ef water from the Manorburi: Further particulars in'future’issue X.P>. The supply of water is ver f ailing. and ihe country the r commands is well known to be as r us is iu the Province. RIF A FA CHE, Auctioneer. P> LACK’S No. 3. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874. J C. CIT APPLE instructed I tlie Shareholders of the TTnrm ward Pound Claim, Black’s No. will sell by puolic auction on tl above date at noon, sharp, on tl ground—240 feet Timber, 12 feet length 2x2. 220 foot Timber, 12 feet length 6x14. 26 pi> - c. o Timber, 6 feet length Manuka props, 3G pieces Timber, 4 feet length Manuka props. Blacksmith’s Bellows and Anvi Lot of Harness ; Puddling M; chine ; Lot of tiluico-boxos; L< ol Tools, A V. Also, THE HOMEWARD EOUN' CL ADI. No Reserve. J. C. OH APPLE, Auctioneer COMO VILLA. West bank of lire Mnlynenx, about equi distant between Alexandra and Strode and Fraser’s Earnsclengh Station. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ' I ’HIS most desirable property or I prising about 60 Acres of iii class Land, securely fenced, and 1 down in English grasses and elm Splendid orchard and Vineyard, wh contain about 1,000 Fruit and 5V trees in full bearing order, and 1.0 Fruit and Forest Trees of vari. sorts. A first-class Stone Hou wirii stable, dairy, and every oti convenience. A Iso, Eight water-races with good a never failing supplies of water. A Pply to Mr. T. Oliver, oa i ground, Mr. J C, Chappie, Alex dra, or Mr, G. Fa die, Cl} do. •