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Dunstan Times, Issue 839, 17 May 1878, Page 3

HOUSEHOLD ED UN ITURE AN D EFFECTS. MONDAY. MAY 27, 1878. MR. JAMES SAAISON, instructed by Mr David Walsh, who is leaving the District, will sell by Publie Auction at ALEXANDRA, on the above date the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising the usual requisites of a comfortably furnished home. Immediately alter the above Sale AIR SAMSON will sell, (the property of a deceased ■Gentleman,) A whole Library of Boohs by the best Authors, (nearly new) Wardrobe and other effects. N.B.—This Sale is genuine and without reserve. Parties in quest of Furniture, Books, Fc., will do well to put iu an appearance at the appointed hour—--1 o’clock. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1878. SALE BY' AUCTION. TO FARMERS, CATTLE OWNERS AiND SPECULATORS. CIHARLE3 COLCLOUGIT, in- ) Euructed by Air D. Hanlon, of Wai Keri Keri Valley, who is leaving the district, will Sell by Public Auction on the above date, the following properties, viz.— 10 Acres Freehold, situate on the Duustan Commonage. The right, title and interest in and to 184 Acres of Land, fenced and. laid down in English grasses, situate in Wai Keri Keri Valley, and known as “ Hanlon’s Farm,” with dwelling-house, barn, other buildings and orchard. 85 Head of Mixed Cattle, including 26-quiet Dairy Cows (in milk, without calf) 10—threeyear old Heifers in calf, 8 throe year old Fat Bullocks ; 1 short horned Bull (3-year old) 17 head, '(two-year-old, mixed sexes, 24 Calves (mixed sexes.) 1 Heavy draft Horse, “ Sam.” ■1 Heavy draft Colt, (4 year-old) by “Prince Charlie.” •1 heavy draft Colt, (2 year-old) by “ Prince Charlie." 2 Col's, rising two years, by the trotting horse, “ Alercury.” 1 Thorough-bred Alnrc, with foal and in foal to “ Alercury.” 1 Thorough-bred Mare, in foal to “ Architect.” 1 Thorough-bred Saddle Mare. The above Mares are thoroughly quiet in single and double harness. ■2 heavy Clydesdale’s Alares, in foal to Clyde. Richmond and Chandler’s—twohorse power Alacliiue. Richmond and Chandler’s No. 4 Chaff Cutter, with riddle attached, and new belt. Robertson’s Reaping Alachino. Robertson’s Threshing Machine, with separators attached. Winnowing Aladiine. Land Roller. Sellar’s swing plough, complete. Road Dray and Harness. Waggonnette (now) with Shafts and Pole. Single-seated Buggy, with shafts and pole, and Single and Double Harness. Number of Store Pigs. Lot of Blacksmith’s Tools. Dairy Implements. About four Tons of Potatoes. Lot of Geese and Poultry. Household Furniture, and a quai tity of other Property, too mi morons to particularise.

The 10 Acres of Freehold Land is sitnale in tlie centre oh the auriferous hand known to exist on the Dunstan Commonage, and from prospects oh tained is known to he exceedingly rich and being commanded by 2 Waterfaces, and having plenty of fall, can he easily worked. The Cattle are all well bred—quiet, and band fed. The Horses are of the best stamp. Mr Hanlon, in drawing attention tr the Sale, begs to assure intending purchasers that the Sale will be unreserved, lie having determined on leaving the District. VJu.uATnx Discovery for the Hair.— If your bair is turning grey or white, o: falling mV. use the Mexican Hair Tlenewor,’ or it wi'l pn&itirelif restore in en ry rase Xlraj. or While hair to its original color, witliou leaving the disagreeable smell of most “He Blorers.” It makes the hair rhanliingb beautiful, as well as promoting the growtl of the hair on bald Spots, where th.e gland are not decayed. Ask your Chemist fo “The Mexican Hair Kekewrb,” pre pared l>y Hf.xkV O Gam.up, -10.'! Oxford Btreet, London, and sold by Chemists an Perfumers everywhere, at :ia 6.1 per bolt I.