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Dunstan Times, Issue 1295, 24 December 1886, Page 2

m,. p v i o e. ' - "ZT'-ri vt. „ ■ ' In terms of « The PuWio Reserves Act 1881 S"U men Ad lon to, Mdtakanm Park on the Race Days, lai and 3rd , will he IA HD... lih January, 1887 TO GROUND . TO GRAND STAND./. 2s 6d ■-• • . No horses will be allowed to ran loose on the Reserve during the Race Days. For .Trustees Matakanni Park, .• GEO.NAYLOB, Chairman. Ophir, December 13, 1886. P OB SiLE PHIVATELI. Very good brass-mountmfddhble Bedstead and pair of Palliasses Nearly new Mistress Cooking Stove, piping, etc. Cedar oheffonier Night commode. GEORGE FACHE. W, F. FORREST, SHAREBROKER AMD MINING AGENT, N E W;S AGENT, Alexandra. Agent for the Dtjnstan Trass. A LEXANDRA FANCY REPOSITO R|Y AND LADIES’ HABERDASHERY STORE, All m MR S M'DONALD (Widow of the late G. N. M’Donald) Respectfully informs her numerous friends and acquaintances that rhe will conduct the business as usual, and trusts to meet with support. FANCY GOODS Of all descriptions, from a Gold Watch and Trinkets to a Child’s Rattle. A choice lot of Articles suited for Christmas Presents. Ladies’ Haberdashery of Every Description. Tobacco and Cigars and other requirements for the Gentlemen. A Visit of Inspection is only asked. HAWEA DISTRICT. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29th, /1886 At 2 o’clock. I IN COUNCIL CHAMtaSRS, CROMWELL. I SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THOMAS McCRACKEN has been instructed by B, HALLENSTEIN { Executors of , < the late f ALEXANDER BEAVER ( Mr Arndt. And Mrs ARNDT, To sell on the above date the following > Lots of | AGRICULTURAL LAND , In the Hawea District:—< r Lot I—Consisting of sections 7, 8, and' 9, block I, 150 acres l Lot 2—Consisting oi sections 29 and - 3Q, block I, 100 acres - Lot 3—Consisting of sections 24. and ' 25, block I, 100 acres ■ Lot 4—Consisting of sections 22, 23, > and 39, block 1,139 alr 3?p. 5 The above land was selected bv the late Mr Arndt, and is acknowledged to be the Richest Agricultural Land ' in the Hawea District. It is all in ■ its virgin state, and with the high prices that are now almost certain to rule iu the future for wheat and oats 1 in the Cromwell District, the coat of the land can be taken out of the ground in a very short period. As the Executors are bound by the . will to sell, they have decided to offer the land on very easy terms One fifth cash on fall of hammer; one-fifth by a twelve months’ acceptance; and • three fifths at option of purchaser can ; remain on mortgage at 7 per cent, interest. Plans can be seen and full particulars obtained from i . THOMAS Auctioneer, Cromwell.