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Dunstan Times, Issue 795, 13 July 1877, Page 3

VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Adjoining tho Town Hull, Clyde. Without the Slightest Reserve, G1 EORGE FA CITE, instructed By r Mr George Clark, Attorney for Mr Allen Fitch, will sell by Public Auction on TUESDAY, JULY 31st, 1877, at 3 p.m.— Section 32, Block XXILL.Town of Clyde, together with tho buildings thereon, viz, a large and commodious Store with Dwelling-house and other Outbuildings at the rear; the whole substantially built and secured by a stone fence. Tho Store is fitted up with Cedar Counters, Cedar-fronted Shelves, and is well adapted for what it was last used—a Drapery Store. The Dwell-ing-house at the rear comprises Parlor, Dining-room, Kitchen, three Bedrooms and Out-houses. Title direct from the Crown. Terras and Conditions to be stated at time of Sale. The Auctioneer would recommend this Property to any one seeking a business opening it combining every convenience, and there being a good opening for a practical Draper and Outfitter. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1877, At ALEXANDRA. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, instructed by Mr Wm. Hansen, will sell by Public Auction on the above date at 1 o’clock sharp—--15 head of Cattle, guaranteed quiet, and good milkers. One chestnut Mare, with foal at foot, by “ Architect,” and in foal to the same horse. One two-year-old Colt, Saddle and Bridle, &c. One half of the Caledonian Water-race, (first right out of Butcher’s Gully, six heads) extended Claim, Mining Plant, complete; one half of two water-races, taking their rise out of Blackman’s Gully, and commanding the whole of the east side of the Old Man Range, and near the Quarlz Reef now in work. The Auctioneer would advise anyseeking an investment not to miss this opportunity, as the races command about the best supply of water in the district (being all first right), and the ground is unlimited, tho Cattle are quiet and good, and for positive sale, and the only reason for Sir H’s disposal is that ho is paying a visit to his native home. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE. V. Under the distinguished patronage of Sir G. Grey, Sir G. Bowen, Sir James Fergusson, Ac., Ac. DUNSTAN HOTEL, CLYDE. IT. A. NETTLEFOLD, (late driver for Cobb and Co.) Proprietor. Henry a. nettlefold begs to inform his friends and tho public generally that ho has leased the above well-known Hotel for a number of years, and trusts to receive a fair share of support. All who may favor him with their patronage may roly on receiving every attention, civility and value for money being his motto, A largo range of stabling, under an efficient and careful groom, (subject to tho supervision of the proprietor). Tho best brands of Liquors and Beers only kept. CB* Private Cottage with accommodation for one or more families. Booking Office for Cobb and Go’s coaches for Dunedin, via Palmerston, and 11. Basting’s coaches for Dunedin via Lawrence, and for Cromwell and Queenstown, which arrive at and leave the hotel on the advertised days. MAIL NOTICES. —o — Mails for Dunedin via Nasohy close at tho Clyde Office at 9 p.m. on Sundays, and 10 p.m. on Thursdays. For Dunedin via Lawrence, dose on Sundays at 9 p.m., and Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 p.m. For Queenstown and intermediate Offices close at 4.30 p.m. sha.-p, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. S. DEWAR, Postmaster. Clyde, July Dili, 1577.