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Dunstan Times, Issue 1134, 25 January 1884, Page 2

WANTED, WANTED TENDERS for beeping Clyde Commonage and Mining Reserves adjoining same, CLEAR OF RABBITS for Twelve Months at per 1000 Acres. Tenders to be left with the undersigned ou or before FRIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY next. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Forms of tenders and all information, at Sheep Inspector’s Office, Clyde. THOS. J. MILES, Sheep Inspector, Clyde. TENDERS. WANTED TENDERS to Construct about TWO OR MORE MILES of WATER-RACE on the Old Man Range, The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be lodged by February 6, 1884, at 8 p.m, J. R. KEMP, Bald Hill Flat January 23, 1884. TO CAPITALISTS & OTHERS. THE PORT PHILLIP HOTEL, Clyde, TWO DETACHED COTTAGES, TWO-ACRE GARDEN. If not previously disposed of, aEORGE FACHE, under instructions from Mr John Cox, will sell by auction, on the Premises, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1884, The well-known Hostelry, The Port Phillip Hotel and Stabling Also, Two Large-roomed Stone Detached Cottages, used in connection with the hotel. Also, One 4-roomed Cottage, with 4 acres of ground. Also, One 5-roomed Cottage, with section. Also, Two acres of land, laid down as a garden. These Properties are all let to good tenants, and at a fair rental, and to one or more small capitalists the sale presents a good opportunity for investment. *- AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE. A lot of building material Horses, buggy etc., etc., etc. Fuller particulars in future issues. MATCH AGAINST TIME. JOHN KNIGHT will undertake to walk 12 miles in Two Hours in the TOWN HALL, ALEXANDRA, ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, At !8.30 p.m.