NOTICE, GI.EO, FA CHE nmler instructions ( from Mr P. Morgen, will sell by Auction on the ground, Tinker’s Gully, r on Tuesday, July 3, 1877, at 1 p.rn. (if not previously disposed of privately)— The house, with largo garden, Svel'l stocked with Fruit trees ; also, the Furniture and other effects now in the occupation of Mr William F. Mew, Tinker’s Gully, G EORGE FAC HE, Auctioneer. MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1877, and following days. TO STOREKEEPERS, TOBACCONISTS, FANCY GOODS’ DEALERS & OTHERS. SALE BY AUCTION. In the Estate of F. Kummich, of Alexandra, deceased. Gf FORGE FACIIE, instructed-by T the Curator of Intestate Estates, will sell by Public Auction (on MONDAY, JUNE 25 and following days, commencing at 11 a.m. each day The whole of the Stock-In-Trade of the late deceased, valued at £BDO, consisting of— The choices Brands of Tobaccos, and Cigars and Cigarettes, Valued at nearly .£3OO. Meerschaum, Cherry, Briar and Fancy Pipes, in great variety. Colonial, and English Cold Jew■eltci'y. Pocket and Table Cutlery. Mathematical Instruments. 700 Volumes of Books. Stationery and Account Books, Brush-ware and Basket-ware. First class Lot of Dressingglasses (large and small). Patent Medicines, (a large quantity). Riramel’s and Gosnel’s Perfumes, Essences, Pomades and Soaps. Fancy Writing-desks, and Workboxes. A large assortment of Toys Show r Cases, and Shop Fixtures. Also, The wood and iron Building—to be removed, The whole of the above Stock is iu good condition, and the Sale is worthy the attention of the Trade* The Goods will ho put up in Lots to suit Purchasers, and the whole will be sold Without Reserve. GEORGE FACIIE, Auctioneer. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 29th and 30th JUNE, 1877. AT TINKERS. TOTTN COLE C IT APPLE, instructf* cd by Mr John Mellor, will sell by Public Auction on thejabove dates, commencing at 12 O’clock sharp on each day:— The BALLARAT HOTEL and Store, substantially built with wood and iron, and containing 14 rooms'; 6 stall Stable, Chat! house and outbuildings; the whole of the General Stores, Drapery, Mens’ Clothing, Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ Roots, Cum Boots, Ironmongery, and Crockery. ■2 Dairy Cows, with Calves at foot, and two yearlings. i black Spring-cart Mare, with foal at font, by “ Emperor,” and in foal to Ben Lomond. 1 bay Spring-cart Mare, in foal to Ben Lomond. 1 bay Mare Polly, foal at foot by “ Chorister,” and iu foal to “ Architect.” 1 grey Filly, two years old. Spring Cart and Harness. No Reserve. The Auctioneer would recommend anyone sacking a business not to miss this opportunity—the House is substantial, and doing a good business, and the only reason for its disposal is tbfit Mr Miller, having purchased several Water races, has determined to relinquish business, and attend solely to las mining interests. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, / uctioiu-er. COLONIAL WINE. F you want a glass really good, go ■ to MARSH’S BRIDGE HOTEL. CROMWELL.
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Dunstan Times, Issue 792, 22 June 1877, Page 3
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