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Dunstan Times, Issue 889, 2 May 1879, Page 2

IN RE JAMES SAMSON, OF ALEXANDRA, A BANKRUPT. ALL Moneys due % tljjjl above Estate not paid before Monday, the 12 tli inst, will be sued for ; and all accounts against the .Estate must be lodged- with me—duly proved—not later than the above date, or they will not be recognised. GEORGE FA CHE, Creditors’ Trustee,

R. LEAH Y will from this date visit Alexandra every / / / Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 p-m. Blacks every Court Day.

NOTICE. HAVING commenced Gristing the new Crop of Wheat, I am pre])»i ed to supply Flour in any quantity', of the very best quality, and at a reasonable rate. ■T J. C. JONES. Vincent Flour Mill. March 25, 1879. TOT VTO ES ! POT ATOES. TONS for Sale. For parjJv ticulars, Apply to—G. FACHE, Auctioneer, Clyde FOR SALE ON TO LET TH E oldest established Hotel on the Dunstan, HARTLEY ARMS HOTEL, Sunderland Street, Clyde. Together with the Livery and Bait Stables.

JAMES PARKS, the proprietor, would inform intending purchasers that he has been in possession of the above property for the past 16 years, and that the only reason of him disposing ot it is a desire for a change, and as it is his intention to settle down on one of the Blocks of Land in the immediate neighborhood of Clyde to be shortly opened, the purchaser or tenant nay therefore depend on his assistance and support. The Hotel possesses every necessaryconvenience for carrying on a lucrative trade, and in the hands of a married couple of business capacity, is one worth attention, and with attention is a sure competency. For further particulars, Apply to JAMES P-.RKS, on the Premises, or to GEORGE FACHE, Auctioneer, Clyde