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Dunstan Times, Issue 682, 14 May 1875, Page 3

FAT CATTLE. DAIRY CATTLE. AT AYLING’S YARDS, COAL CREEK, TEVIOT. GEORGE FAOHE instructed by Mr Gideon Smith, of Coal Creek Teviot, will sell by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, MAY 19th At 1 o’clock sharp at tho above yards,— 30 Head of mixed Cattle, including 12 first class Dairy Cows, in calf, and with calves at foot. 18 fat Steers and Ueifors Also, On accent of Messrs Tamblyn, Brothers, of Teviot Flat—lb Head of fat Cattle, Also, From other sources, Cattle, Horses, Ac. Buyers of Cattle will do well to attend this Sale, as the Cattle are firstclass, and have to be sold N.B, To afford an opportunity to persons attending, to return home the same evening, the Sale will start at 1 sharp. MONDAY, MAY 17, 1875 CRITERION HOTEL, ALEXANDRA. JOHN C CHAPPLE instructed by Mr D. M‘Donald, will sell by Public Auction on the above date at Noon, that well known Hostelry, the CRITERION HOTEL, situate in Tarbert Street, Alexandra, and containing 16 Rooms, wash-house fitted with boiler, 7-Stall stone stable, two loose-boxes, coach-house, and outbuildings, also, the whole of the HODSEHOLD And Bedroom furniture, cooking utensils, kitchen range, (new,) pai lor stoves, &c. Also, One of Paser’s full sized BILLIARD TABLES, Complete, and in good order. Together With Buggy, pole, single and double harness, poultry, three good saddle and harness Horses, bridles, saddles, &c. Terms at Sale. The Auctioneer in calling attention to the above Sale, can with confidence recommend the above as one of the best Hotels on the Gold-fields, and doing the largest business. The Furniture is of first-class quality, and worthy the attention of purchasers. Mr M'Donald leaving the district, is the only reason for tho disposal of his property. ALEXANDRA, MAY 17, 1875. IMMEDIATELY after tho Sale L of the Criterion Hotel will bo sold, for the benefit of whom it may concern ; The Water Rac°, known as Felix Fisandier’s, being the second right from the Earnscleugh River, and registered for Three heads of water ; Also, An English Four-seated Dogcart, complete, and Set of harness. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, Auctioneer. JUNE Bth, 1875, AT BLACKS. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE instruct; J ed by Mr James Wotherspoon' will sell by Public A uction on the above date, at 2 o’clock (sharp)— THAT well known bakery, known as WOTHERSPOON’S, Comprising baker’s shop dwell-ing-house, stable and outbuildings (at present doing an extensive business,) together with the freehold, being Section Block Ophir. That well known mare “ Kate,’ with foal at foot, and in foal; also, 8 good useful harness horses, and 4 colts, spring cart, harness, &c, Terms at Sale. Tho only reason for the disposal of the above, is that he is relinquishing business. To anyone in want, would recommend that they at once visit Black’s, it being an opportunity that rarely occurs, J. C. CHAPPLE, Auctioneer,