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Dunstan Times, Issue 1136, 8 February 1884, Page 2

WnMWt ®»imtg Orantil N 0 f I C E, ALL Persons in possession of Vouchers bearing date prior to September 30th, 1883, are requested to present them at once for: payment, in order that the audit of the' County accounts may be completed up to; 'that date. WM. FRASER, i Chairman, QH ARLES J. VO AK, LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTMAKER, J Adjoining Port Phillip Hotel, CLYDE. C. J. VoiK desires to assure the residents cf Clyde and district that all orders entrusted to him will he promptly attended to, and that the 'workmanship will be of the very best. All Classes of Boots and Shoes Made. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. 0 E SALE. A McCORMICK REAPER AND BINDER—NEARLY NEW. Having all my land now under grass [ have no farther use for above, accordingly I am prepared to SELL IT CHEAP. Apply, ■W. PERCY, Spottis Farm, Block 111, Lauder. ’Ob BENJAMIN NAYLOR, Clyde. LOST hj SMALL KEY, between Charnock’s and the Post Office. Please return to Office of this Paper. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1884, at 1 p.m. sharp, SALE BY AUCTION. AT TINKERS. TO MINERS AND OTHERS. FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT. VALUABLE MINING PRIVILEGES. George pache, ■instructed by Mr Wm. Plew, of Tinkers, who is about removing ■on to his selection on Lauder Block, will sell as above, -The whole of his Valuable Mining Privileges, comprising, A five acre Mining Lease, and an -acre Extended Claim,[situate •on the boundary of the Celebrated Blue Duck Claims Water Race and Right to one head of water from Smoker’s Greek Tail Race and Head Dam -Hut, Smithy and Tools, 400 feet new iron piping, and other necessary plant. Also, A substantial well built FiveRoomed Dwelling House and well stocked garden. This sale presents a rare oppor tunity for investment, and the Auctioneer confidently invites the attendance of miners, as also others, who are on the look ont for a safe investment. The situation of the Claim is a sufficient guarantee »f its value. TO CAPITALISTS & OTHERS, THE PORT PHILLIP HOTEL, Clyde, TWO DETACHED COTTAGES, TWO-ACRE GARDEN. If not previously disposed of, EORGE FAOHE, vX 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 with 4 acres of ground. Also, One 6-roomed Cottage, with J-acre 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 PLAGE, A lot of building material Horses, buggy, etc., etc., etc. % ' mmm Fuller particulai-s in future issues.