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Dunstan Times, Issue 846, 5 July 1878, Page 3

If a woman has a heart, she should not suffer it to lie in her bosom as dead capita 1 ; it ought to circulate and pay interest. It is not advisable to go out of doors without anything on your head, or into so ciety without anything in it. A man fooled into buying a pinchbeck watch called it faith, because it was without works, and thorfore dead. Husbands are said to write “W.P.”in the corner of their letters, which means “ wife permitting.”

FOR SALE—CHEAP !! A BILLIARD TABLE, at present time in use. Terms Easy, Apply to JAMES SAMSON’, Auctioneer, Alexandra. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1818. VALUABLE FREEHOLD LANDS TOWN OF CLYDE. GEORGE FACHE, instructed by Mr Thomas Hawthorne, will sell by Public Auction on the above date, at Hawthorne’s Bendigo Hotel, at 2 o’clock sharp, those valuable Freehold Properties as follows ; LOT I—Sections 43, 44, 45, Block XXIII, together with the Stone Stables and Loose Boxes, and Stone Fences thereon, situate in Sunderland-street, and known as “ Hawthorne's Stables.” LOT 2—Sections 3cand4, Block I, together with the Fences, Trees and Shrubs thereon, situate adjoining the Church of England, Also, at the same time—--3 Hives of Bees and Honey. 1 Large well-made Bft. morticed Gate, 1 Pair 4ft. morticed Gates, Lot 1 abuts on the Railway reserve is over half-an acre in extent, and is suitable either for a Store or Hotel, and well worthy the attention of business men and speculators. Lot 2is over a quarter of an Acre, is surrounded by a row of splendid gum and poplar trees, whilst in the centre there are about a score of splendid fruit trees, in full bearing; also, a number of ornamental and flowering shrubs. The Auctioneer draws special attention to the Sale, as both properties will have to be sold to the highest bidders. Terms and Condit : ons at Sale. Titles guaranteed,