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Dunstan Times, Issue 1183, 31 October 1884, Page 2

lyj* R. TXTK TO N "** IsoLiorroß,. Will attepd tbo COURT at BLACKS A . .every Court day. . -NOTICE, .. .. msmmam "■i lOISONED wheat has been laid on the Rabbits*”,' WILLIAM FRASER. NOTICE. "TRROM and A FTER this date I 1 POISON for DOGS will be laid, on ; my property; and further notice is hereby given that any one found trespassing will be prosecuted. JAS; MACARTHUE, February 21, 1883. fOR SALE PRIVATELY JIOR SALE PR A‘ First Rate Quartz Crushing Plant, consis'ing of eight heads (front tmd back de'ivery), copper and Market tables complete, amalgam barrel with Jill the necessary gear, “ Litt'e Giant” turbine and all pro|rer co.incotions with machine, small Berdan, new retort, »nd ‘37sft of Tin in piping. Also large Mill house and an iron roofed;building, formerly used as a coal shed The whole of the plant is iu thorough working order. / For full particulars apply to JAS. Agent, Crmrweil. EHCESIX NOVELTY CO.’S PROGRAMME N.Z; COP & CANTERBURY DERBY, »f 0 be Run at Christchurch on 'be 11th and 13-h November, Is 4. Subscribed Capital. Ll2no i/2503 Shares of 10 J each. ,93 PRIZRS 93 vw ZF.ii.asn Our. I C/Ntkbbuet Derby. T'irst Horse ... 1300 Rrs Horse 11M is.'oond Horse ... 150 UeoJnd Horse 50 bird Horse ... 100 Ttu d Horse 25 •KHhers divided... dO' I Others divided ... 125 X 1230 1/50 | L 1250 “Prizes wil’he paid pro rata, and allotted in the presence ofa Canmittee of Shareholders about the ■tt'i N’oveoeer and returns not received on or before ’“hat d/r will'not be nelixded. s the promoters icfiin lie right of selling more than 2500 shares if . .. ~*ied for, the prizes may be much over advertised .mending investors will please apply fault, cn.*.v.ing two 2d stamps for reply ana result, adding /, t.immission if cheque is enclosed, mid making crossed cheque payable to a number or bearer. Cost office t infers most be made payable to Pbrnnix Company, and if stamps are sent Is per 11 <s\tr.a as exchange ;■ it notes, two envelopes should ibaused. Address—“ PROENIX” * Cara of J. L. Fleming, Box 204, Post Office, Christchurch.

NOTICE. * LL PERSONS found trespassing r\" with d 'ga on Matakanul Huns from date will be prosecuted. LAID LAW & CRAWFORD. July 23, 1884. >1 AN D I, YOUNG \r* ißespectfully invite an early inspection of their New Goods just received per “ Suez Mail Steamer. Their Stock is now very Large, and Eej> eto, with all the Latest Novelties to he • i itaihed in the Home Markets being Itirect Importers from the Manufacturers, a'nt Gash Buye s, they obtain all Manufacturers’ Discounts, secure the Newest and b si Class of Gouda, and save the Wholesae Dealers' profit here, the full benefits of which their Customers may' rely'upon bb tuning, as only a moierate profit is put upon the landed cost. SPECIALITY. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. Upwards of 500 Watches to select from, the quality of which is second to none, and lunch Superior to what is usually soM here. Large Stock American Waltham Watches In both Gold and Silver Cases. PRICES STRICTLVT MODERATE. 6. AND T. YOUNG, Importers, Practical WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 80 Princes street, Dunedin ; Great North Road, Tima’.u ; and Thames street, U»maru. TAUNSTAN B U T C H E 11Y, IJ' Sunderland St., Cldye. CHARLES ATTFIELD Bung new the sole proprietor of this nsiness, respectfully solicits a couti iiianceof the custom accorded the late firm of Attfiekl and Welsford. The very best meat obtainable only kept Small Goods of every description. Poultry of every class. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM JURGENS, OF TINTIERS, BLACKSMITH AND IRONMONGER. A LL the Book Debts in the above Xi,’' .Estate have been placed in the bund's of; Mr JG. Chappi.e for collection, arid his receipt will Le a sufficient discharge, .. f ‘ johuv simesTl_^._ • ’ Fi W. BLE W / £ssoo * arß.