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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 tho same hox-so. 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 tho Old Man Range, and near the Quartz 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, the Cattle are quiet and good, and for positive sale, and tho only reason for Mr IPs disposal is that he is paying a visit to his native home. JOHN COLE CHAPPLE.

LAST TWO WEEKS! JJART, CAMPBELL & CO., PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHERS, Whose productions, (Portrait and Landscape) have been so much admired and so favorably commented upon by the loading Press of Otago, beg to announce to the inhabitants of Tinkers, Drybread, and district that they intend to make a stay of a few weeks in Blacks, where they have erected their commodious Studio, (the largest and best appointed ever up country) next to Mr M‘G avail’s, Shamrock Hotel, and are now prepared to take Portraits in any known style, and in any weather. Locket and Brooch Miniatures worked up, and Portraits enlarged from Carte or Negative, and painted in a style superior to anything which can be produced in this Country by other Photographers. To Our Intending Patrons. To prevent disappointment, which might arise through coming late, please note that at this season, to secure First-class Photographs of Children and Groups, it is necessary that they should be taken not later than 1 O’clock in the day.. Last Two 'Weeks 1 Our Prices Are For one or two persons, same Carte—per half dozen, 12s. 6d. ; per dozen, 20s. For every person in Groups above Two, 2s. 6d. extra for half dozen or dozen. Views of Claims, Residences, Horses, &c. as per agreement. Inspection is respectfully invited of the numerous specimens of our work up country. JQK. CHARLES FELTIIAM, L.R.C.P., Edin., M.R.C.S., Eng. At Home for Consultation from 9 to 12 a.m.; and from G to 9 p.m,; or by appointment. Temporary Offices : GEELONG HOTEL, ALEXANDRA. 4-S - Medicines at hand. DWARD CIIARNOCK, Wheelwright, Coach Builder, and GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Sunderland & Camp Sts., Clyde. E. Ciiarnock begs to inform the general public that he has now engaged a First-class General Smith, from Dunedin, who is able to turn out in a thoroughly workmanlike manner any work entrusted to him. Horses Shod on the Most Approved Principles. Every kind of Wheelwright work undertaken and executed by Edward Charnook himself, who guarantees that only tho very best and thoroughly seasoned timber is used. A large stock of all kinds of Wheelwright's and Blacksmith’s materials always on hand. Waggons, Spring Carts, Drays, and Buggies neatly repaired and made to order. ij-gr Agricultural Implements of all [ kinds Repaired.

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Dunstan Times, Issue 798, 3 August 1877, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dunstan Times, Issue 798, 3 August 1877, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Dunstan Times, Issue 798, 3 August 1877, Page 3

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