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Dunstan Times, Issue 1044, 21 April 1882, Page 2

Miscellaneous SATURDAY, APRIL, 22, | At 1 p.m. sharp. SALE BY AUCTION OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, BUGGY, HARNESS, Ac. eEORGE FAC HE, instructed by Dr. Leahy, who is leaving the district will sell by Public Auction at -the Dunstan District Hospital on above date, the whole of his property and effects. Consisting of Household Furniture, of every description Abbot’s Buggy and Harness Several first-class saddle and harness Horses Milch Cow, Lady’s saddle and bridle—nearly new Etc., Etc. NO RESERVE. NO PRIVATE SALES. MONDAY, APRIL 24, SALE BY AUCTION AT BANNOCKBURN, OF HOUSE, GARDEN, WAGGON, FURNITURE, Etc. /GEORGE FACHE, V-"* instructed by Mr John Taylor will sell by Auction on above dale, A 3-roomcd iron house 1-acre garden Furniture Tram Waggon Etc., Etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. Further particulars on application to Mr Taylor on the ground near Angel’s Hotel. TUESDAY. APRIL 25, A t 1 o’clock sharp, TO BE SOLD AT CLYDE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

HORSES, WAGGON, HARNESS, ETC. /GEORGE FACHE, instructed by James Brown and Co., will sell by Pubic Auction, on Tuesday, April 25 7 Horses 1 Heavy American waggon (to carry up to 35 cwt) Triple leading bars complete 5 Sets of harness etc. Hand Cart Window Sashes On account of Mr Crisp, 1 First-class draft mare, guaranteed quieo in shafts and to any weight. NOTICE. Any persons having horses or cattle for this sale must enter them before noon of the day of sale, JAMES GRAHA M Successor to the late Gilbert Sinclair, GENERAL M E UCHANT OPHIR. NOTICE. THE Wertheim Sowing-machine will stand any test applied to it, and is the most reliablejmachine yet placed before the public. Country orders should he sent to the Clyde (agent, from whom machines (hand o readle) can he obtained. Machine Oil of the very best quality. A supply of needles on hand GEORGE FACHE, Agent PHOTOG RA Pll Y NOTICE. Tn E Edinburgh Photographing Coy. are AT ALEXANDRA, Next door to Geelong Hotel, for 14 days only.