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Dunstan Times, Issue 1078, 22 December 1882, Page 2

RESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES. December 24th. OPHIR CRICKET CLUB, Will be held in the Blacks schoolroom, ON THE EVENING OF JANUARY 1,1883, The day of the Blacks Races. Admission 2s.dd. W. PITCHES Secretary. NOTICE. A FTER this date all unauthorisedppre r -LJa. sons trespassing on this run, in pur suit of rabbits will be prosecuted. T. P. DENNISTON, Manager. Ida Valiev Station, August 30th, 1881. NOTICE. ALL cattle and horses must be re,moved from Galloway Station before the Ist January, ISB3. Any stock at present on the run by my permission must be rearranged for, and the owners must obtain my written authority to depasture the same. W. G. REES, M anager. Galloway Station, November 6, 1882. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 22 and 23, 1882, AT TINKERS TO STOREKEEPERS, BAKERS, SETTLERS, AND OTHERS. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, JO. C H A P P L E, instructed by Messrs M'Cullough and Sheppard, who have dissolved partnership, will sell bv Public Auction, without reserve, on the above dates, commencing at noon. The business premises and goodwill, comprising large store and dwelling, bakery and oven, cottage, stables, and outbuildings, all substantially built and doing a first class business; also their large and well assorted stock of groceries, flour, drapeiy, hosiery, boots, ironmongery’ double and single iron bedsteads, mattrasses, ‘ crockery, stationery, jewellery, saddlery, harness, miner’s tools, cooking stoves, tire bricks, household furniture, kitchen utensils, &c., 4 harness horses, spring cart, and harness. The auctioneer solicits a large and attendance. It is needless to say that the sale of this business in an opportunity rarely offered to the public. Tinkers being the best goldfield in Otago and its gold returns increasing every year, and within one mile of the Spottis Hundred, and close to the Lauder. J. C. CHAPPLE, Auctioneer. NOTICE, and AFTER the 15th of April poison will be laid for rabbits and dogs on the Matakanui Station. JOHN STRONACH, Manager. Matakanui Station,' April 8, 1882, CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! CHEAP BARGAINS. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, - F. F O It R E S. T * i » begs to draw tbe attention of tl'e public to bis large and-varied, assortment of Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas presents, etc, consisting of Gold and silver jewellery of the newest and moot beautiful designs, brooches, earrings, lockets, crosses, necklets, ladies and gents’ watfih guards, etc., etc., electro-plated tea and coffee services, mugs, cruet stands, forks, dinner, tea, and dessert sprains, jippanned tea and sugar cannisters, bread trays, etc. ; albums, vases, shell boxes, dressed dolls in Wax and China, docks, gothic and octagon, draught boards, chess boards, beziqne markers, playing cards, plain, fancy, and mourning paper and En ■ velcpes, book marks beautifully worked in silk, pencils, pens and ink, memo, paper, pocket books, purses, etc. j bridles, girths, martingales, stirrups.stirrup leathers,spurs, ladies and gents’ saddle cloths,curry combs, brushes, etc- etc. Cheap novels, pipes, pocket knives patent medicines, etc., etc, Neill’s Botanic Medicines, Eucalypti Essence, Carbolic q oap. As Christmas Gift to his patrons W.F.F, will allow a discount of 10 per cent, on all cash purchasers of fancy goods to the amount of TEN SHILL NGS and upwards, for one month from this date. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS. W. F. Foukest, The Original Fancy Goods Warehouse, next to Gard’a Timber , Yard, Alexandra. j (»■ REMEMBER, ONE MONTH ONLY,a» December 12, 1882. j