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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 192, 12 October 1871, Page 4

Thursday; 12™ octobeb, At 1 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FtmSTITTrRE (Under Bill of Sale.) If A T T H E W HAY J.U. h« received instructions from Mr. Alexander Humphrey to sell by Public Auction the whole of the Household Furniture of Matthew Hay, on the prt>lnises, Ross Place, contained in Bill of Sale, dated loth August, 1870, consisting of— Tables, Chairs, Sofa, ChiffonierChest of Drawers, Looking ' Glass, ("lock, Ornaments, Pictures, Glassware, and Crookeryware. F~~O R SALE. A FIRST-CLASS four-seated BUGGY,, nearly new, with pule, shafts, lamps, cushins, and everything complete; also, a good Bagatelle Table. Apply to W. MEARS, Lawrence. ■FOB SALE.* ONE-STXTH Share in the Horstshoe Sluicing Claim and Water Race, Havelock, lately opened by Luscombe, Pope and Co. Apply to L. C. HOLMES, Agent for Charles Corbitt. FOR SALE. A TWO-ROOM ED iron House, and acre of Garden Ground, situate at Dunkeld, Beaumont. Apply to John BrYant, Beaumont Ferry ; or to L. 0. HOI.MKS, Lawrence. FOR SALE OR. LEASE. 1 AA ACRE FAKM, 70 acres under I\M; crop. First-class site for a public house or store. Terms easy. For particulars, apply to J, C. CHAPPLE, Auctioneer, Alexandra. , F0 R SALE. l'-MIXKD lot of OATTLR, abont 40 ■*•*• head, consisting of cows, heifers, and steers, from one to seven years old. T. GRUNDY. ON 8 A L X:— — — — Fruit Tree 3of ull kinds (free from blight) Gooseberry und C'irriint Bushes Forest Tf«> s and Shmhs Garden and Agricultural See Is, gu>irnn teed of hint kbiso 's growth, ut the lowest pos-ible pric 8. - To prevent dißiippoinrmunt, no Seeds are offeiecl for oale wlnoh have nut previously l>een proved. J. 11. PRESSLY, NURSERY \ND KEDSMAN, ROBB PLACE, LAWKK^CE.f\ N S ' A L E — CAULIFLOWER AND HABHAGE PLANTS (free from blighr.) EARLY PEASE, new and choice varieties. SHALLOT? ?tTU-i? tT U-i SE£D POTATOES. ' J il. PIIESBLY, Lawrence. TO CAPITALISTS. A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. TO be Sold by private treaty, that property situated at Qateastown und known as the WAKATIP BREWERY, Consisting of an eighf-quarter Malthouse, built with brick and stone; a Brewery, built part stone and part timber ; Plant, capable of turning out 24 hogsheads per week, with Water-wheel and Fanners for Cooling the beer ; other works and Buttling i ellar p and a fonr-roomed Cottage, sityated close to the Brewery. The whole of the plant and buildings *re quite < aew-"only erected within tho last 18 months. Satisfactory reasons given why thepresent proprietors wish to lell out. Stock to be taken at a valuation. For particulars of price, <&c, apply to SUItMAN & DAVIS, At the Brewery. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. To Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and [ m Speculators. mttAT FREEHOLD PROPERTY eitA w\wX in Rowi Place, lißwrenoe, consisting of % Blacksmith's ishop, and Section Ji. tc^jetlier.-wlth a complete Plant, •ad tba Goodwill of a large Trade. AitQp % fou^-roomed Dwellinghouse, w»t)»il^m»holcL Fornitor©, and Section Mtuated on^Baaumont Road, near foot of P«el-3tre«fc v " ' , : , Albo, . tpao qaartw^ore Bectiona' in ia Strani »«r.Bt/eet. , Tbe.Tjod^i^e4,i» eompelleslto place' jjh* *Wt. ptofitjpty t*ti» market owingj Id UM»*klK w&Uk.tamuM Urn io leave -■ . • - • ■"-. •* • „*r" • .jgmaim •*- * - '--: ', : r C*l r V . ■ -. B^ASDBEWt^* \ :,v * .. .. ' ■ • .'B^fh^i: .•••'■•" i \ ."-«'' "-JMwwswi. '■'■♦ ij-r: f. ' n7w-cyt^i&;x<). BAEEISTEBANDX>OHY£¥^C£^ !