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Dunstan Times, Issue 1063, 8 September 1882, Page 2

NOTICE. JOISON is laid on my property for dogs, rabbits, fowls,Jetc. E. McKEEMAN, Near the Brewery, Alexandra. E otic On and after the 15tli April PHOSPHORISED WHEAT will! be laid on the Clyde Common. By Order of the Ranger, W, W "MASTERS. NOTICE, A FTER this date all unauthorised persons trespasang on this run, in pursuit of rabbits will be prosecuted. T. F. DENNISTON, Manager. Ida Talley Station, August 30th, 1881. NOTICE. © |3OISOXED wheat has been laid >u the Earnscleugh Station for Ralbits. STRODE & FRASER P BOSPHORUS As supplied by the Government for the convenience of small laud-holders can be bad from R. L. BEGG, Chemist, Clyde. MR. E. ST RAKER, T) ES I D ENT DENTIST * C QUEENSTOWN. Will visit Clyde and otlierfgoldfield’s'town ships at regular intervals, due notice of -which will ba given. OPHIR BUTCHERY. OPITIR (BLACKS No 1. r |T HOM A S SPAIN, Wholesale and Retail Butcher. Small Goods of every description. Carts travel throughout the District Tor orders. Accounts rendered monthly; ‘jp o 11 SALE A lot (about 150) 7 fpe-t blu6-gum . posts. 1 Apply— JOHN WALKER, Clyde. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1882. At 2 p.m. sharp. ■ FREEHOLD SECTIONS, NEW STONE BUILDINGS, Ac., IN THE BOROUGH OF ALEXANDRA. ’ &EORGR EACHE, favoured with instructions from Mr. J. Simmonds, will sell by Public Auction, on above date, at 2 p m. sharp, on the premises, All that valuable and desirahj. i Property in the Town of Ah-xandia situate immedi atrly op: osite the entrance to the Bridge, being Section 17, and part of secdon 16. Block I, together with tin newly erected, handsomeaml sulistautisl stone buildings thereon, covering an area of 2,500 feet on the ground floor, and 1000 feet on the second floor, wh’ch is sub divided into 7 magnificent rooms. Tekmr Easy at Sale. This valuable property, occnpvin the most prominent position in the town of Alexandra, is admirably adap I :ed for a:, hotel or store, in either of which businesses it would bo bound to command the principle trade. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in drawing attention to the Sale, as the opportunity to possess so valuable a property on the goldfields but seldom presents itself. Intending purchasers supplied with every information on application to the owner, Mr. Simmonds, on the property, or to GEORGE FAC .lE, Auctioneer, Clyde.