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Dunstan Times, Issue 1227, 4 September 1885, Page 2

SOLIOI. Oil, Will attend the COURT at BLACKS every Court clay. "TTTNCENT FLOUR MILI, V OPHIR. Having commenced to grist this SEASON’S WHEAT, Which is superior to anything yet grown in the District, I am now prepared to SUPPLY FLOUR Fq ial to any made in New Zealand. Every Bag Guaranteed. J. C. JONES, Proprietor. NOTICE,

wheat has beeu laid on the Earuscleugh Station tor Rabbits, WILLIAM FRASER. NOTICE. and AFTER this date V POISON tor DOGS will he laid on my property; and tardier notice is hereby given, that any one •found trespassing will be prosecuted. JAS. MACARTHTJJR. February 21, 1883, NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS found trespassing with dogs, skinning poisoned rabbits, or otherwise interfering with rabbits on Matakanui Run from date will bo prosecuted. LAIDLAW & CRAWFORD. June 10, 1885. NOTICE. LL PERSONS found trespassing after this data on Moutere Rim Hunting for Rabbits with Dogs •or Guns or in any other way interfering with Rabbits will be proses cuted Wm. AYSO^, Manager. GRASS SEED FOR SALE.

, locally grown, Ophir, Sampled to be seen with GEO. PACHE, Clyde. f|l HOM AS AUL D, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, ALEXANDRA SOUTH. CORNS FOR SALE (Cheap). Apply RESIDENT SURGEON J. PITCHES, Dunstan Distiict Hospital.

■pi 0 11 SALE. A First-c’ass Express "Waggon and sot of Double Harness A well and securely fenced Paddock on the bank of tbe river, near Clyde. Several good useful horses. GEO. FACIiE, Clyde. COMMODIOUS BIT'IN 7 ESS PREMISES, Clyde. rpIEMDERS are invited for the purJL chase of the" (Freehold) Property adjoining Cobh and Co.’s Coach Office, Sunderland street, Clyde, together with the buildings thereon, eomp> ising large shop, storeroom, five dwelling looms, and convenient outbuildings, the property of Mr J. If. Cambridge. The la id has a from ago of 45ft, with a depth of 110 ft, and is fe iced in.

Sealed Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before the 14th SEPTEMBER, at 8 pm, of whom all particulars can be obtained. The highest tender not necessarily accepted. GEORGE FACFIE, Auctioneer, Clyde. FREETtIADE BUTCHERY. rj~l HOM A S SPAIN, FAMILY BUTCHER, TAR BERT STREET. ALEXANDRA, Having taken the Premises situate opposite Ryan’s Bendigo Hotel, and known as O’Regan’s, I respectfully beg to notify tha-, I am prepared to supply the District with the best, class of Meat, and moreover, to ' deliver it daily.