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Dunstan Times, Issue 974, 17 December 1880, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION. > Valuable Freehold Property, Agricttl- ’ tural implements, and Draught Stock I George fache instructed by Messrs G. Sinclair, and Mr W. 1 M'Endoe, trustees under the will of the late i harles Carson, of Ida Val ley, will self by Public Auction ou . MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 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 60 acres 1 of wheat, 90 acres of oate, the balance in pasture— English and native grasses. Also 2 Draught Mares, with foals at 1 foot. 1 Draught Colt, 3 years old. 1 Draught Gelding. Reaping Machine. Threshing Machine. Chaff-cutter. Pair Fan ners. Horse-power. Double-Furrow Plough bingle do do. Set of Harrows. And other farm implements. Terms for Land—Twenty-five per cent, of the purchase money on the fall of the hammer, the balance in bills of equal amount at four, eight, i and twelve months, bearing interest at the rate of ten pounds per centum ' per annum. Terms for Stock and Machinery— Cash on the fall of the hammer. This property which is freehold, situate in the very centre of Ida Valley, every .acre ploughable, is such as should command the attention of . parties seeking a good farm. Every information afforded on app'ication to the Trustees at Opliir, or to the auctioneer, or from the person in charge. GEO. FA CHE, A nctioneer. APPLICATION’S are invited from persons desirous of Leasing 'he Clyde Domain. Applicants to state term of years required. Conditions of lease and other particulars to ho obtained of the Secretary. Applications to be sent to the Secretary on or before Monday, 90th hist., at 7 p.m. GEORGE FACHE, Secretary. Annual Caledonian GAM ES, AT CLYDE. NEW YEAR’B DAY. SATURDAY JANUARY 1, 1881. Programme : Boys’ race, (under 12 years of age) 15 ovards. Entrance, Cd. Six prizes. Quoits—l 3 yards. Entrance, 2s. Fiist priz ■, 30s ; second, 10s. Flat race, 150 yards—Competitors to carry an egg on a spoon. Open to all comers bet ween the age of 12 and Id years. Entrance, 2s. First, prize, 20s; second, 10s; third, ss. Flat race, 150 yards. Open to nil comers over 10 years of age. Entrance, 55.. First prize, 40s ; second, 2()s ; third, 10s. Throwing the weight. Entrance, 2s. First prize, 20s ; second, 10s Tilting in the ring. A sweepstake of 10s each, will 3 snvs. added. The sect>nd horse to receive 20s, and the third 10s out of the stakes Rolling barrels—2so yards round a barrel. Entrance: 2s Gd. First prize, 20s ; second, 10s ; third, ss. Flat race, 100 yards. Open to nil comers over 16 years of age. Entrance. ss. First pi izts, 60s ; second, 20s ; thud, 10s 100 yards youths’ race. Open to all comers between the age of 12 and 16 years, Entrance, 2s. First prize, 20s ; second. 10s; third. ss. Hurdle race—distance, quarter of a mile, over five flights of hurdles 3fr, diiihigh. Entrance, 5s First prize, 40s; second, 20s ; third, 10s. Running high leap Entrance, 2s Gd. First prize, 20s , second, 10s. Sack race 200 yards Entrance, 2s. First prize, 20s; second, 10s, and third, ss. Consolation flat race Open to none but beaten contestants—lsoyds. | Entrance, Is. First prize, 20s; j second, 10s ; third, ss. RULES. All events to be handicapped. The decision of the Committee to be final. Amount of stakes, less 5 per cent to be p lid on the ground immediately after each event. All events to be competed for in ordinary trousers. B. NAYLOR, ' Treasurer. )