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Dunstan Times, Issue 1253, 5 March 1886, Page 2

D tutor the Distinguishsd Patronage of • Sir G. Grey, Sir 6. Bowen, Sir Sir James Forgusson, etc., etc. Dtjnstan ho t.e l, Clyde. .NAG EE. JOSEPH B EL THE BEST OF SFABLING Under the supervision of an efficient * Groom. . Saddle Horses and Buggies for Hire, Terminus for Cobb’s Coaches via Palmerston, and Lawrence through to Queenstown. VICTOR if A STORE, CLYfs. BENJA ;AYLOR, GenekajPßkApek, HosrEEj Ul'othHaesruasher, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, WINK SPIRIT, . • .... ■ PRO D : HO E ,'M E]R C ; H A N,T AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER.

HAM AND BACON CHEER, Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Ironmongery, Glass, Crockeryware, Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods, etc. Local-made Butter and Cheese always on hand. Storekeepers supplied. Agent for Eeid and Gray’s Farming Implements and Machines. To tho Warden at Blacks, AKE NOTICE that I, Michael Sammon, of Tinkers, Miner, hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply (under Section 66 of “ The Mines Act, L 877”) as soon as practicable after #the expiration of Four weeks from pie. date hereof, to purchase all that ]|ec/ of Crown Lands situate at thejbw|st ai)jd west side of Scotchman’s Gu||y, Tinkers, containing 50 acres, a portion whereof I have resided upon, improved, and used as a garden and orchard since the year Dated this tenth day of February, QQC 1870. 1886,

MICHAEL SAMMON. By Ilia Solicitor and Agent, Spence H. Tueton. FBIDAY, sth MARCH, At 10 o’clock Sharp. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED ' CLEARING SALE OF SHEEP, CATTLE, and HORSES. On Account of the Expiration of : Lease of Runs. Ai Cottesbrook Station,jstxath-Taien. Iff LM p E . A N • (on behalf op fhe British nud New Zealand M ortgagjp and Agency Company, Limited) has received instructions from Messrs';W. Gellibrand and Co., to sell by auction on the above date, at the Homestead Yards, 53,800 MERINO SHEEP, Consisting of 6000 six tooth and full mouthed merino ewes 2600 full mouthed merino ewes 3100 do do wethers 1500 six tooth merino wethers .600 65 do rams

CATTLE. 150 Lead one to four years old steers and heifers. CART HORSES. 12 really g<od marcs and geldings, colts and fillies, three to seven year’s old 10 weight'-carryiug hackneys 3 unbroken colts and fillies Farm and Bullock Drays, D.F. Plough, etc., etc, TheJ Auctioneer desires to call special attention to this Unreserved Sale, the Sheep being all in good condition ; and as the Cottesbrbok Flock is so ■well and favourably known, further com* ment is unnecessary. LUNCHEON PR YIDED. L. MACLEAN, Auctioneer. I IT, ALEXA c|DK4 *5 SOUTH, Desires to inform the Residents of the Duustan District tbatfin conjunction with his coal mine he has started making bricks and burning lime, and is now prepared to supply either COALS, BRICKS, OR LIME, Bricks, L 4 per thousand. Delivered throughout the Distric at rates according to distance, j 10ALS. T>RICKS. AlexandralCoai, Pit, In any Quantity. Coals at rit mouth, 14s per ton