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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 68, 29 May 1869, Page 2

jfONDAY, 14th JUNE, At 12 o'clock. jit the Cattle Yards, Tapanui Station, Tapftnui, TAT CATTLE, DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS AND STEERS. HORSES! WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, and CO. have received instructions from Messrs. T. and J. M'Kellar, to sell by auction, at the Cattle Yards, Tapanui Station, on Monday, 14th June, at 12 o'clock, ftAA HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Consisting of — 1(X A Q uiet Milch Cows & Calves, jLOU Heifers and Steers A A Head of Prime Fat Cattle And 3f\ Horses, comprising heavy \) and medium draught, light harness horses and hacks. The above Cattle are very well bred, and are, without exception, one of the finest dairy herds in the Province. They will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. Luncheon Provided. CHEAP POSTS AND EAILS. JOHN DRYSDALE, Bullock Driver, tl is prepared to supply the Tuapeka District with superior Posts and Rails, for fences, any length or size, at a cheaper rate than has hitherto been charged in this district. Orders left at the Tuapeka Times office will receive prompt attention. STOLEN OE STEATED. A BAY COB— blaze face, short tail, branded W near shoulder, accustomed to run on Tuapeka Flat. Whoever returns the same, or gives information of its whereabouts, will be rewarded by the owner; or Mr. W. M'Nickle, storekeeper, Lawrence. MICHAEL KAELOR, Tuapeka Flat. "LET US TO BILLIARDS. »-- — ShakespeajeSe. rriHOSE desirous of wlailing away an X hour or two *t *nis noble game will meet with «very attention and civility at «w COMMERCIAL BILLIARD ROOM, LAWEENCE. J. S. MARTIN, Lessee. N.B. — Hi 3 Infernal Majesty immolated nightly without the slightest compunction . MM AY, Auctioneer, &c, begs to infci- . mate that he has appointed Mr. W. Haybs, Lawrence, as his Agent during the sitting of the Council, and requests that all orders, &c, may be left with Mr. Hayes. EEMO V A L . a henderson, 'boot and shoe maker, LAWRENCE, Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Lawrence, Wetherstones, Blue Spur, Tuapeka Flat, and surrounding districts, that he has REMOVED to his newlyerected premises, situated in ROSS PLACE (next door to the " Tuapeka Press" office), where he will in future carry- on his business. A. H. would call the attention of his friends and the public generally to the fact that from the increased accommodation and greater facilities afforded for carrying on business in his new premises, he is enabled to keep a larger and even better selected stock of Home and Colo-nial-made goods than formerly, and is thus prepared to meet the wants of the times by supplying his customers with a good article at the lowest possible price. Inspection Invited. J; C A E BUCKLE, A CCOUNTANT A*ND GENERAL j3l co&mis&xon aoent, ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. Money Lent and Deists Collected. An Evening School fer boyS every evening, at half -past 7 o'clock. 66 TIT H . M< X E A V , SOLICITOR, • . PEEL-STREET, LAWRENCE. Mr. JOHN MOUAT, Managing Clerk. MONAGHAN, • BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, PEEL STREET, LAWRENCE, Begs to intimate to his numerous customers that he has femov-ed-to that commodious shop lately occupied by Mr. A. Henderson ; and that iai the fioarse of a few days he wiil be supplied with a large assortment of Ladies'*, Gentlemen's, and "Children's Boots, which he will be able to offer to the public at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I WIDOW LADY, whose family is grown up, would be happy to undertake the charge of a young child. Highest references; Apply, XYZ, office' of this paper.