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Dunstan Times, Issue 636, 26 June 1874, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, at 1. TO FARMERS & OTHERS, TIITR. GEORGE FA CHE, having |\J been instructed by Messrs Tett, of Lower Flat Cromwell (near Ferrara's), will SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday, July 1, at I o’clock sharp, on the Ground, Without, Reserve, ONE TWO'-HORSE POWER THRESHING MACHINE, with 'Winnower complete, by Robinson Reaping Machine Chaff-cutter Plough and Pair of Harrows Dray and Harness Pair of first-class Plough Hnrses Branchr,'Mare, in foal to Thane of Clyde Light Draught Co't, throe years old, broken Ditto, two years Ditto, one year Ditto Filly. Also, A Lot of Farm Implements and Other Effects. Note Place of Sale axd Date. N.P. Messrs. Tett, having disposed of their farm, are leaving the district, consequently the whole of the above will be Sold to tire Highest Bidder. G. FA CHE, A nctioneer. Immediately after the above sale and on ;he grou ml. MR. GEORGE FAOHE,instructed by- Mr. Charles (lair, of Poison Creek, will sell by public auction, The celebrated Clydesdale Entire Horse, EARL ofCARRICK, Several heavy draught Males, 3 Fillies and 1 Colt. Terms at Sale. The auctioneer wishes it to bo understood that the reason of the abnv o sale is that Mr lldr is leaving the country DAIRY CREEK COAL-PIT. I Wish it distinctly to be understood that persons taking mr antago of the REDUCTION in PRICE of COAT., either at the pit’s month nr delivered, must PAY CASH for the same. If booked, the price will le as before, viz., 20s. per fourteen bags at the pit’s mouth; 305., delivered. C. F. MARIE, Proprietoi. FOR SALE. PHE Dairy Creek COAL PIT, I Clyde, with full plant for working the same, Horse, Dray, iz c. Apply, C. T. MARIE, At the Pit. FOR SALE OR TO LET. rpiIOSE centra’ly situated premises 1 lately occupied by Mr. P. Caldor, Baker, situate in Tarbert-strect, Alexandra, being shop, bakehouse, dwelling-house, stables, Ac. Apply J. SAMSON, Alexandra, Or GEORGE FAC HE, Clyde. COMO VILLA. West bank of tbe Molyneux, about eqni distant between Alexandra and Strode and Frasers Earuscleugh Station. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. HHIIS most desirable property comI prising about GO Acres of firstclass Land, securely fenced, and laid down in English grasses and clover. Splendid orchard and Vineyard, which contain about 1,000 Fruit and Forest trees in full bearing order, and 1,000 Fruit and Forest Trees of various sorts. A first-class Stone House, with stable, dairy, and every other convenience. Also, Eight water-races with good and never failing supplies of water. Apply to Mr. T. Oliver, on the ground, Mr. J C. Chappie, Alexandra, or Mr, G. Fache, Clyde.