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Dunstan Times, Issue 1085, 16 March 1883, Page 2

NOTICE. THE PERSON who has the large Litho Plan of the Clyde Cemetery will oblige by handing same to OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. TENDERS wanted for the supply of FORAGE for the undermentioned STAGES for a period of twelve months from Ist April, 1883 : Gorge Creek Butchers’ Gully Clyde Cromwell Tenders to be lodged with the undersigned on or before Saturday, the 24th March, 1883. H. CRAIG & CO: Head Office, Peel-St., Lawrence. NOTICE. STRAYED Horses and Cattle found on Run,226D, Lauder and Lander Flat, will be impounded after Ist March, 1883. T. KEENAN. POE SALE. Few | bred Romney Marsh Ram lambs. A. OLIVER, The Elms, Clyde. JEW AOVEIITISEJfEWTS. ■piOß SALE OR TO LET, THE DTJNSTAN HOTEL, Clyde. The health of the Proprietress is the sole cause of her giving up Business Apply to MRS. GEORGE, Clyde, None but Principals treated with TO per day to be madi 'by pel’s© ns of eithe; sex, in their own localities, at worl for us. New business. All mee with wonderful success. Any om can do the work. Capital not re quired. We will start you. Outfi worth £ 1 mailed free. The employment is particularly adapted to th region in. which this publication circu lates. Boys and girls can earn neaiT as much as men. Full particulars an< instructions mailed free. Now is thi time—don’t delay, but write to us a once. Address STINSON & CO Por land, Maine, United States. SATURDAY, MARCH 3', 1883, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. George faohf, instructed by the Liquidators of the Bannockburn Co-operative Store Company, will sell by public auction, at Stuart’s Victoria Hotel, Cromwell, on above date, the whole of the properties of the above Company, including— Sections 8 and 9, Block XXVII., town of Cromwell, together with the buildings thereon, viz., The “Bridge Hotel,” the “ Co-operative Store,” and the range of Stone Stabling, the whole forming as compact and desirable a property as could be wished for a Hotel or General Store. Sections I and 2, Block 111., township of Bannockburn, together with the substan-tially-constructed Stone Buildings thereon, including Store, Butchery, Dwelling, Stable, and other outbuildings. Also, Spring-cart, Harness, Packsaddle, and other sundries. The above Properties are unexceptionally the very best for business premises that are likely to lie submitted to public competition for a long time. Parties desirous tn invest should therefore take advantage of the opportunity that now presents itself. The Cromwell sections embrace the well-known “ Marsh’s Bridge Hotel," than which no other property in the town of Cromwell is now, or likely to be, so valuable, it being at the entrance into tho town from the lower country. The Bannockburn properties from their central situation, speak for themselves. TEEMS AT SALE. Remember date of Sale —SATURDAY, March 31st, 1883, at 2 p.na, GEORGE FA CHE, Auctioneer.