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Dunstan Times, Issue 825, 8 February 1878, Page 3

■■a j~yt. Charles pelt ham, Edik., M.U.C.&., Esc., ALEXANDRA. e X e o At Home for Consultation from 9 to 12 a.m.; and (mm 6 to 9 p.m.; or by appointment. Offices : -i Portsmouth cottage, Next Door to Ckxterion Hotel. CS" Medicines at hand. 1 I 1 t t f 1 I 1 1 1 t 3 1 f f r f c e 1 a a p 1 e r c 0 s 3 1 ;r a y JQ R. THOM AS. (From Collins St., Melbourne) May be Consulted at his Rooms, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, Either Personally or by Letter, la all Diseases of tho Generative System, Skin and Nervous Affections. In the years 1859, 1864, and 18/1, Dr. j Thomas passed his examinations at the i Royal College of Surgeons, Lou- ) don; Leibig’s University of Giessen, Germany ; and and the Royal College of Physicians, London. In Consultation by Letter enclose Stamp for Reply. Cases of Medicines forwarded to any part of New Zealand. WFOUGHT IRON PIPING. f i EORGE PRESCOTT, Blacksmith vX Sl. Batlmn’s begs to intimate to the Mining Community that he is now manufacturing iron piping j suitable for Sluicing, and other purpo- i ses, at a cost which will compare fa- i vorably with Dunedin prices, while ! his practical knowledge of M iners’ re- I quirements enables him to furnish a j more suitable article than that im- | ported. All Orders for making or repairing ; Pipes, Valves, itc., will be punctually I attended to. ( GEORGE PRESCOTT, Blacksmith, St. BATHANB. SALE BY AUCTION. j WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13th, 1878.1 i VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY, j UNEQ4JALLED IN VESTMENT. j G\ EORGE FACIIE, instructed by j T Mr John M'Nally. who is j leaving the District, will sell by Pub-| lie Auction at his Rooms, Sunderlandstreet, Clyde, on Wednesday, Fobru-! ary 13th 1878, at 2 p.m.— A full ONE SIXTH SHARE in The well-known Mining Property, consisting of Head wa-ter-race, Tail race and Claims, (in all twenty-two acres) known as M‘Nally, Hastie arid Go’s Golden Gate Water Baca and 'Claims. The Water-race is about thirty miles in length, taking its head from Chatto Creek, terminating on the 1 inn stan Commonage, and registered to carry Twelve heads. The Claims comprise a 12 Acre Special Claim, situate in Connew’s Paddock, one 2 Acre, and two 1 Acre Claims in Connew’s Gully; one 2 Acre Claim in Deane,s Gully, and one 4 Acre claim in U anion’s Gully, the whole situate on the Dimstan Commonage with fall into the Wai Keri Keri Creek, and commanded by the head water-race. The 2 acre claim in Connew’s Gully is stripped to the wash, which will take some four or five weeks to clean up, ami is estimated to yield from 400 to 300 onnceaof gold. At the same time and place will be sold a One Sixth share in the Suspension Pluming over the Matmherikia at Blacks. The Golden Gate Water-race Company is acknowledged to be one of the most valuable in the whole Dimstan District—the Water is from a never failing supply, and the Claims are ex ceedingly rich. To a single miner who would represent the Share, the ownership of a Sixth Share means a competency in a few years, and those who have the means will stand in their own light if they fail in competing. The reason of Mr M'Nally giving up his connection with (he Company of wnich he is one of the pioneers, will j be explained at the time of Sale. j Remember tho Sale is without reserve, and will take place on I WEDNESDAY. FED. 13, 1878.