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Dunstan Times, Issue 973, 10 December 1880, Page 2

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th. At 2 o’clock. \* < v HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. George fache win sell by auction, ou the premises, at rear of Bank of N.S.W., Clyde, on the above date, Household furniture, comprising double iron bedstead, colonial sofa, washstand, perambulator, meat safe, kitchen stove, carpets, sewing machine, books, and other household articles. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. Tuesday, December 21st, IHBO. P>v order of the Widow of the late M r W. 11. Hastedt. GIEOROB FACHE will sell by T public auction at Alexandra on the above date, as follows : At Telford’ Yards, at N oos suari’. 1 Brood Mare, iu foal to Mercury. 1 Filly, 15 months old, by Architect. 12 head of quiet Dairy Cattle. On the premises, at 1.30 p.m. 3 quarter-acres, Alexandra town sections, situate near the Court-house. 5 quarter acres, Clyde town sections. A Iso, All the right, title, and interest in a ten acre paddock, securely fenced, situate on the Blacks road, about three quarters of a mile outside the town of Alexandra. After the above— A large quantity of Builders’ materials, including doors, and doorframes, window-sashes, mantel-pieces, registered grates, fenders, and tireirons ; colors, oils, glass, hinges, bolts locks, nails, screws, paperhangings, turning lathe, Dexter saw and lathe, lot of timber. Carpenters’ and Painters’ tools, and a quantity ol material suitable for builders and contractors. A Iso, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of a large chest of drawers, bedsteads, tables, chairs, colonial oven, roaster and jack, cooking utensils, and other artcles too numerous to particularize. Abo, M heels, shafts and springs for a buggy, new set of buggy harness, and set of dray harness. The above should command the attention of every builder and carpenter throughout the length and breadth of the Dunstan district, the whole of the materials being of first-class quality and in large quantities, and will have to be sold Without Reserve. Farmers, settlers, and heads of households will find during the day’s sale many articles suitable for their purposes. The cattle and horses are a nice, lot, and should command a ready market. Particulars akd Condition's at the time of Sale. Notice :—ln consequence of the large number, and variety of goods to he sold, the S de will commence punctually at the time above stated. SALE BY AUCTION. Valuable Freehold Property, Agricultural implements, and Draught Stock George fache instructed hy Messrs G. Sinclair, and Mr W. M'Endoe, trustees under the will of the late ( harlos Carson, of Ida Val ley, will sell by Public Auction on MONDAY, JANUARY 10ih, 1881. On tie Property, Ida Valley. Sale to commence at 1 p.m. sharp. 200 acres of Freehold Land, the whole securely fenced, with a four-roomed dwelling-house and five-stalled stable thereon; together with the growing crops, consisting of GO acres of wheat, 90 acres of oats, the balance in pasture— English and native grasses. Also 2 Draught Mares, with foals at foot. 1 Draught Colt, 3 years old. 1 Draught Gelding. Reaping Machine. Threshing Machine. Chaff-cutter. Pair Fanners. Hors ‘-power. Double-Furrow Plough single do do. Sot of Harrows. And other farm implements. TERMS EASY at the time of sale. This property which is free-hold, situate in the very centre of Ida Valley, every acre ploughable, is such as should command the attention of parties socking a good farm. Every information afforded on ap'p’icalion to the Trustees at Ophir, or to the auctioneer, or from the person in charge. GEO. fache; A uctionocr.