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Dunstan Times, Issue 1118, 5 October 1883, Page 2

SALE BY AUCTION. 1 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 18133, At 1 o’clock ehaip. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ! OPPOSITE THE POLICE CAMP, ! CLYDE. George fache, instructed by Mr Moffatt, who is leaving the District, will sell by public auction, on the premises, ns above, The whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising—--6 cedar chairs and conch in horsehair, cedar cheffomor, 100 table, double iron bed /stead, palli'SS and mattress, washstand and set, toilet table, sewing machine, pair lustres, Brussels carpet, E.P. cruet stand and egg stand, kitchen table, cutlery, crockery, pots and pans; and a lot of sundries too numerous to mention.

Also, Spring cart and harness and two | good useful horses (one broken to harness Parties furnishing shou’d delay their purchasers till after tMs Sale, as ah the articles enumerated above are of excellent quality and nearly new, and as Mr Moffatt is leaving the district they have to be sold. JBKW »»TEHTI«KME»TS.

RE JAMES GRAHAM, DECEASED, BA nKRUPT. A DIVIDEND of FOUR SHILLINGS in the POUND is now payable at my office. GEO. FAC HE, Creditor’s Trustee. BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE OTACO GOLDFIELDS HOLDEN AT QUEENSTOWN. In tlie matter of the “Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876,” and the several Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of CHARLES Freoertck Johnson, of B'aoks, in Vincent County, clerk, a Debtor. It Oedi'ors of the nbove-'riamefl cfiarfes Frederick Johnson f o he held at the Court House, Ophir, in Vincent County, on Wed. nesday, the ten hj day of October, 1883, at half-oast three o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of consi lering the said Charles Frederick Johnson’s intended application for an order of discharge. Dated this 4th dav of October, 1883. GEORGE F\CHE, Creditors’ Trustee. F. .1 Wilson-. Solicitor, Clyde. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE OTAGO GOLDFIELDS, HOLDEN AT QUEENSTOWN. In the matter of the “Debtors and Creditors’ Act, 1876,” and the several Acta amending tho same, and of the Bankruptcy of William Peek, of Tinkers, in Vincent County, Miner, a Debtor. THEREBY convene a Meeting of the Cre itors of the above-named William Peek to he held at tho Court House, Ophir, in Vincent County, on W'dnesday, the tenth day of October, 1883, at three o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of considering the said William Peek’s intent ded application for an order of discharge. Dated this fourth day of October, 1883. GEORGE FACHE, Ci editors’ Trustee. F. J. Wilson', Solicitor, Clyde. The Celebrated Clydesdale Entire QHAMPION, Will Travel the BLACKS A'D ALEXANDRA DISTRICTS, During the COMING SEASON. Champion is a dapple«bay, stands 164 hamia high, and is by Prince. Prince by Prince Charley, imported ; dam Gyp imported from Tasmania by Mr Simmouds. Gyp’s dam Princess Maud was the first Champion mare in the Colony, and the winner of 18 first prizes in Scotland ana several in Victoria. Champion has gained many first and second prizes when shown, and his stock has taken first and second prizes against all comers. Champion has an excellent temper, immense hone, superior action, and is a sure foal getter, and is aeknowleged by competent judges to bo tho colonial bred horse in the colonies. Terms—L4 4s ; L2 2s payable at the end of January, 1884, and L2 2s when the mare proves in foal. If any mare after service is sold nr exchanged the seller will be held responsible for the full service fee. Groom’s fee, ss; to be paid at time of service. WILLIAM PUDDY, Proprietor. THOMAS TAYLOR, Groom.