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Dunstan Times, Issue 977, 7 January 1881, Page 2

HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IMPORTANT AND UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION. DAIRY AND PAT CATTLE. GERMAN HILL. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2Ctw, 1881. At 12 sharp. GEO. FACHE, instructed by Mr P. Turley, who is leaving the district, will sell by Public Auction as above, a mob of prime Cattle, including— -32 thoroughly quiet Dairy Cows 15 do., with calves at foot. 7 springers—fat. 13 young Steers and Heifers. 1 Draught Mare. 1 two-} ear old Filly by “ Reformer.” 1 time year old do. by “Ben Lomond.” 1 yearling Colt by “ Ben Lomond.” 1 Gelding (splendid spring-cart horse.) 1 lady’s Mare (good in single and double harness) Spring cart and harness, riding saddles, Ac, Dairy ut rimls, 100 head poultry, and other articles too numerous to mention. Also, Wood and iron house, dairy, a quantity of fruit trees, 100 pop'ars, some good posts, Ac , housi hold furniture, feather beds, &c., Ac. Note the date and address. The Auctioneer can confidently stttethat the above Cattle are the very best there are in the district, aid for dairy purposes not to be equalled, they being remarkably quiet, and as the sale is Positively Unreserved, cattle owners, dairymen, and dealers should make it a point of attending. Many of the Cattle are in prime condition tit fur butchers. NOTICE. E I J JJ EGG ’ S AKT U SION "Will be drawn on Saturday, the 18r,h instant, at 9 p.ra. All subscribers are requested to attend. Tickets must be paid for prior to the time nf drawing. NOTICE. A GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS of the GOLDEN GATE GOLD MINING COM PA NY (Limited) will l>e holden at the Company’s Office, Con new’s Gully, on January 14th, at 2 o’clock p.m. D. M’FEREAN, Manager. W’ai Reri, Jan 4'h 1881. OTAGO GOLDFIELDS BUILDING and INVESTMENT SO CIETY. The annual meeting of the SHAREHOLDERS will be HELD in the Sydney Hotel, Clyde, on MONDAY, January 17ch, 1881, at 8 p.ra. Bnsine-s: To consider Ra’anceSheet, and the Elect i-m of Directors and A uclitors for the ensuing year, J. U. CAMBRIDGE, Secretary. TO CARRIERS. 0 o L At GALLOWAY SHED, Little Val'ev. Freight tn Fort Chalmers: L 4 l n s per ton, Waggon and Rail included. Vv. G. REES, Manager. Galloway Station, January sth, 1 8 8 L THE "BED CROSS” PRESERVING COMPANY, SOUTH Y,\ IHLA, MELBOURNE, SPECIALLY APPOINTED PURVEYORS ill TO TIIF.IP. EXCELLENCIES T^E GOVERNORSOF VICTORIA ANDREW SOUTH WALES. Manufacturers ofihe celebrated “RED CROSS” BRAND OP JAMS, JELLIES, ' PICKLES, SAUCES, and other varieties of OILMEN’S STOEES. Awarded First Prizes and Special Medals, Gold, Silver and Bronze.