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Dunstan Times, Issue 868, 6 December 1878, Page 3

What number of crochet cotton does a woman use when she knits her brows ? If there is anything in this world that will make a mule laugh liis tail off it is to S“e a man with a glass eye trying to wink it at a pretty girl. When a young man in Patagonia wants a wife, he rides out and lassoes one, and in the more civilized United States of America when a young man wants a wife, but does not come to time, the las-socs him for a breach of promise. Walking on water has been euccessfu'ly accomplished by a French Canadian, who, by tho aid of a pair of tin shoes, three feet long by one foot wide, in which air was confined, walked or rather skated a quarter of a mile in six minutes. CATTLE! CATTLE!! CATTLE!!! IDA VALLEY. Tuesday, December lOtxi, 1878. GEORGE FACHE, instructed by Messrs. Barrington and Haidy, Farmers, Ida Valley, will sell by Public Auction, at their farm, Ida Valley, on Tuesday, December 10th, at One o’clock sharp About 30 Head Mixed Cattle, including Dairy Cows, Steers, and Heifers. Without the Slightest Reserve. Also at the same time and place, on account of Messrs Duudas, Neville', and others— About 25 Head of Mixed Cattle, principally Stores, Note. —Without Reserve. Sale. Terms at SALE BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. /"'i EORGE FACHE instructed b vJI Mr. inspector Moore will sH by Auction at his residence, TheCamy Clyde on Saturday, December 21st 1878 at 1.30., p.m. : The whole of his valuable an useful Household Furnitim including Tables, Chairs, Hors hair covered Mahogany Sob double and single Iron Her steads, childrens’ Cots, Wash stands, Dressing-tables, Toih glasses, Carpets, Picture! Cooking-stove Crockery an Glass-ware, Kitchen utensil; <tc., and a lot of other propert too numerous to mention. After the above Sale Will be offered : A valuable Freehold Property, opposite flie Camp Reserve, . comprising 2 Sections, securely fenced in, and with a comfort able 2-roomed Cottage on the This latter presents a really good opportunity for investment; it is lot to a good tenant. The Furniture is in good order and condition, and from the circumstance of Mr Moore having to leave the District, will have to be sold without reserve, and to the highest bidder. Remember tho date of Sale.