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Dunstan Times, Issue 1100, 25 May 1883, Page 2

THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 18a3, At 12 O'clock Sharp, IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. BALD HILL PLAT.Commencing at Noon sharp, In consequence of the Number of the Lots. p EOR G E F AOH E, VX instructed by Mr James Oliver, will sell by auction on THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 1883, on the premises, Bald Hill Flat, in consequence of the expiry of lease, THE WHOLE OF HIS FARMING PLANT, HORSES, CATTLE, Etc., Comprising—--4 first-class draught mares 1 2-year-old draught colt, by North Star 2 yearlings, by North Star 2-year old entire colt 1 foal, by Ben Lomond 1 well-bred Ayrshire bull 4 first-class milch cows—l near calving, others in milk 2 2-year-clds (heifer and steer) 4 yearlings (2 heifers and 2 steers) 1 yearling Ayrshire bull 2 calves 22 half and three-quarter-bred ewes 1 good boar 1 sow and 9 pigs 2 fat pigs About 100 fowls All the stock are in prime condition. 1 Richmond and Chandler chaffcutter, No. 3 I horse power 1 “ Nicholson’s ” reaper 1 Reid and Gray double-furrow plough and subsoiler 1 swing plough 1 large roller 1 set four-leaf, and 1 set threeleaf harrows 1 dray Shaft and leading harness 4 sets plough harness Grindstone, picks and shovels, anvil, vice, and other tools 30-gallon iron boiler Single, double, and treble single-trees,and any quantity ot other articles, too numerous to particularise. 2 stacks straw 863 yards wire netting Quantity of wire and standards House, 18 x 15. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Mr Oliver desires it to be stated that his lease expires during June, and having made up his mind to leave the district, the sale will be genuine and unreserved, and accordingly trusts to see a large attendance to make it satisfactory and successful. TAKE NOTICE.—AII the articles are in good condition, and the s.le will start punctually at NOON, so as to be run through in one day. THURSDAY, MAY Ist, 1833, At 11.30 sharp. DESIRABLE ROADSIDE HOTEL AND FARM COMBINED. BALD HILL FLAT (Alexandra and Teviot Road). George fache, instructed by Mr Hugh Crosaan, will sell by public auction, on Thursday, 31st Way, 1883, at 11.30 sharp, on the premises, That really valuable Freehold Property known as the BALD HILL FLAT HOTEL AND FARM, Comprising in all 116 Acres, subdivided into seven paddocks. The Hotel, Stables, and Outbuildings are substantially built of stone, and are in a good state of repair. The farm lands which adjoin and surround the hotel are well watered ; has all been broken up, and now is in splendid heart. The property as a whole is one worthy of the attention of any seeking a good profitable home, and will be sold on the most liberal terms. For further particulars apply to the owner, Mr H. CROSSAN, Naseby; Or to GEO. FACHE, Auctioneer. R. T U R T 0 N SOLICITOR, Will attend tho COURT at BLACKS every Court day.