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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 94, 27 November 1869, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, loth DECEMBER^ At one o'clock. CATTLE, HORSES, GEESE, #c. MATTHE.W HAY ha^s received instructions from Mr. Martin Ryan to sell by public auction, _ on the above date, at Oudaille's Yards, Havelock, Waitahuna, |; A HEAD OF CATTLE, as follows— : tf\) 12 quiet dairy Milch Cows, withcalves at foot 8 Cows, close on calving 10 first-class Heifers, very quiet - 10 fat Bullocks, in good condition 10 Steers, 2 and 3 yr. old, do. do. AISO, 3 FIRST-CLASS HACKS, and several Saddles and Bridles, AND ryA HEAD OF GEESE. NO RESERVE. TERMS AT SALE. The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of Dairymen and Butchers to this splendid opportunity of obtaining really first-class cattle.

TYIAMOND pUT T\IAMOND ! EOE SALE. A SECOND-HAND Spring Cart and' Harness. F. MEYER and CO,

FOR SALE. riIHAT well-known Water Race which -1 crosses the Waitahuna Road by the fluming. It commands a very large area of auriferous ground : there is also a, comfortable hut and garden situated convenient to the race. The whole to be sold cheap. For particulars, apply to WM. HAVES, Agent, Peel-street, Lawrence.

'for sale. nPHAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, sit1 uated at Clark's Flat, and known as Glenmore, consisting of 100 acres, or thereabout, 20 acres of which are fenced -and divided into two equal paddoflks of ten acres each— the one laid down in English grass and the other in oats and wheat. A large five-roomed liouse, fitted with every accommodation^ a fine garden, and stockyard, together with several outhousea. The proprietor being about to return to Scotland is the only reason for his offering the above property for sale. For further particulars apply to the Proprietor, DONALD CLARK ; Or, at the " Tuapeka Times " Office.

• P O E SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, A BOUT twenty head of quiet Dairy Ca> tie"; one lady's Hack, with aide-saddle and bridle ; section 2, block XI, Roxburgh ; and one-eighth share in the Hit or Miss Co.'s Claim. Campbells. For further particulars, apply to, Mr. P. T. FITZGERALD ; or to Mr. D ; BEATON, Roxburgh. The reason for disposing of the above is tlie proprietor's intention of leaving the colony.

THOMAS BEADLEY BEGS to announce REMOVED to his own Livery Stables, adjoining the Commercial Hotel, Tokomairiro, where hetrusts to receive a continuance of tha patronage which has been so liberally bestowed, upon him at the White Horse StabJes. T. B. has every description of Coach and Buggy for hire, Jfor business, pleasure, or Wedding Parties, who can be guited a.t a moment's notice. gilT Obseeye the Address— KEXT DOOR TO COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MAI^ SOUTH ROAD, TOKOMAIEIRO

nRBAT BRITAIN TJOTEL. U 11 MILTON, WILjLIAM STURROCK, Proprietor. , W. S. begs respectfully to inform, the inhabitants of Tokomairiro and surrounding districts that he has taken the above Hotel,' '^hich he intends immmedjately to re-decorate, and hopes, by attention to the wants of his customers, and keeping a select stp.ck of, WINES, SPIRITS, &c, to merit a share of public support.

MINERS'. REST HOTEL, Frenchman's Hiix, Swit^eeb. ALEX. DEAN begs to inform, the inhabitants of Switzers and. fhe surrounding districts that he has leased the abore Hotel, and l|y ptrict attention to business, he %o, laerat a share of p,ublio support ' , . . I (Jood accommodation for travellers j also, a good Billiard Table on the premises. j ' N,B. — The Tuapeka Coach will leave the abore Hotel every Mqnday Morning at J6 p'ejoek a.m., and return on, Saturday at U