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Dunstan Times, Issue 1267, 11 June 1886, Page 2

nnHE hey. j. Lothian will ' .1/ hold Divine Service as follows : Alexandra ... ... ... 7 p,m.>v'. MONDAY, JUNE T4th, 1886. FENCING, Gates, Em, Etc. /"N ■ >B O v R G E ; ; F A 0 H E, VX instructed by the Alexandra Cemetery Committee, will sell by Fub)io t AnqUtfn, at Mr Forrest's Shop, *• Sunday, Jane 13 Alexandra 11,30 siojir -3|i.ni.fii]. aay, jure I4tn, immediately preceding the sale of JewelleryJ ct/., " The old fence j anti gates, now' standing around/ the Cemetery (in /lots ip suit purchasers)/ atm tp be removed within seven days from day of sale/ T ’ There is about 7 chains of good picket fence and two?four-feet gates.

WE BY ATJOIION. ALEXANDRA. SODTH MONDAY, JUNE 14tb, 1880, ' /X E p R G E/ . F A C H E, vX instructed if by Mr W. P Forrest, who is retiring from business, he having disposed of his shop and premises, will sell by Public Auction on Monday, June 14th, 1886, commencing at 2 o’clock sharp, THE BALANCE OP HIS STUCK FANCY HOOD; iLERY,/.. i.,/ *Etc.

General Fancy Goods, Jewellery, Patent Medicines, School Books Etc., Etc.,’ Eta, Eta COME ONE. COME ALL. The Whole Must be Cleared at any Price. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. VALUABLE FARM LANDS. HORSES, CATTLE, ETC. George fac hj e, instructed by the Morgagees, will.sell by Public Auction on WEDNESDAY, JULT 7th. 1886, at 2 o’Clock sharp, at Jenkins’ Blacksmith’s Shop, Ophir, All that piece and parcel of Land, heiner Section 4, Block XI, Poolburn Survey District, containing 306 acres, 3 roods, the whole securely fenced, and with comfortable dwelling thereon. This land is held under Deferred Payment License, and is capita* , Used at L2JO. / Immediately after tjbe above/ Under the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, in the estate of K. Jenkins, Bankrupt, 17 First Class Saddle and Harness Horses. ■ 7 Head of Cattle. 1 Saddle and Bridle.

Positively Without Reserve. This Sale is well worthy the attention of parties seeking a farm, ns the land is first class, and in one of the best localities in the country. SHEEP WORE YIN G. IiT'OEND worrying my Sheep on JO the night of 28th MAY, a Black Dog with/a whitish tan on head and feet, apparently fyoung. Owner had better communicate with mo, as the dog is now injiny p&ssession. I PETER HARRINGTON, ,'V ' Ophir. m SS public Works, new zea» Up,l r. POST and OFFICE ax OPHIR, VIitCENT COUNTY, ERESH Written Tenders will be received at this Office until Noon of SATURDAY, the 19th day of JUNE, 1886, for the above Con» tract. They are to bo marked on the outside “Tender for Post and Telegraph Office Contract at Ophir,” and addressed to the Hon the Minister for Public Works, Dunedin, thaw* ings, specifications, and general condiu tions may be seen at this Office, the Police Stations at Clyde and Cromwell, and at the Post Office, Ophir. The lowest or any tender will not necessai ily be accepted. By command, E. E. USSHER, .District Engineer. Public Works Office, Dunedin, let June, 1886.