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Dunstan Times, Issue 860, 11 October 1878, Page 3

rilELJMItfi HY NOTICE.' IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION.'' WEDESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1878. To Goal-miners, Capitalists, Speculators & Others, G< EORGE PICHR, instructed by T Messrs C. T. Marie <fc Co., will sell by “Public Auction on the above date, at Clyde ; A Valuable Coal Mine, (comprising 2 Leases adjoining of 5 acres each) fully opened up; and possessed with every convenience for carryiugon a large .business. , > ji .•, An Agricultural Lease, adjoining -the above, securely and substantially fenced in, and planted with Fruit and Forest Trees, Freehold Section, Town of Clyde, and d welling-house thereon. Water-race, with second right of 3 heads of water from the Fraser River’. Horse and Dray. Lot of Fencing Standards and Wire, bluo-gum and other timber, Corrugated Iron, Richmond and Chandler Chaff Cutter, and a Lot of other Property and Effects. The Auctioneer in drawing the attention of Capitalists to this Sale does so in the full assurance that the property is one of the best ii\ the up-' country districts, and that with the most ordinary care in its management will pay handsome returns for any outlay. The property is within three miles of Clyde, and in the midst of the ever increasing population on the Clyde Commonage. The coal is of any extent, and what may fairly be termed a mountain of coal. It is easily wrought, and, by a certificate under the l ands of the whole of tlio leading men in the town and district is pronounced the best in the district. Besides the coal the property possesses an unlimited quantity of clay for brickmaking and pottery purposes ; also the real fire-clay in any quantity. For bricks, drain-pipes and pottery there is an unlimited demand in the surrounding districts, and this industry, combined with that of coal mining caunot but he a fortune. There is also, within half a mile ,of the coal leases any quantity of superior limestone. Parties desirous of obtaining fnvthcr particulars of any of the Properties can obtain the same on application, either personally or by letter to GEORGE FAOIIE, Auctioneer, Clyde. By Special Appointment. JEWELLERS To tlieir Excellencies SIR JAMES FERGUSON,.and the MAR QUIS OF NORMANDY. a AND T. YOUNG, • IMPORTERS, CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, MaNUFACTUring J EWELLERS, Respectfully invite attention to their present. large and varied stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Silver ami Elcctro-Pl-ited Goods. W53 W €r ® IS S Ex. Ship J. N. Fleming, 2.1 Cases i) >, Nelson 9 „ ~ s.s. Somersetshire 4 „ „ Suez Mail St.amer 5 ~ In announcing the arrival and opening oul of the above shipments (which have been pur chased for cash from the Manufacturers cl> • re.ct, and selected with great care bu our Mi GEORGE YOUNG, at present resident in Britain), the Messrs. Young would impress upon parties requiring First-class Goods, the advisability of inspecting their splendid Stock, It will bo found replete with a‘l the latest NOVELTIES IN JEWELLERY, SILVEE AND ELEC I RO : rLATED GOODS, All of Superior Quality.,. They would also remind those in quest oi FIRST-CLASS WATCHES - That they received the first prize at the New Zealand Exhibition, ISGS, for same, and that they have now on hand a magnificent stock ■ot Gold and Silver Repeater, Chronograpt, Independent centre seconds and adjusted Watches, which they are certain cannot be surpassed either for quality or cheapness. Clocks suitable for Presentation, Hall, Kitchen, Dining and Drawing Room in great variety. REPAIRS, ETC. All kinds of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery carefully cleaned and Repaired at Moderate Prices. Ships’ Chronometers cleaned a”d' rated by Transit Observations. Country Orders Punctually Attended to. Note the Address— Princes Street, , Dunedin, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales.) WANTED KNOWN, that th following firms have heenappointe Agents for the Dunstan Times, and are av thqrised to receive Advertisements and But scriptions : Melbourne : Messrs. Gordon and Got,eh, 85, Collins-st, West. London ; Messrs. Gordon and Gotch, St. Bride's st. Messrs. Clarke, Sou. and Platt, 52, Grace church-street.