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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 217, 28 March 1872, Page 4

AUCTION SALES. MHAY, Auctipneer, will hold a sate . of Horses and Cattle every fourth Thursday, , at Mr. Docherty's Yards, Tuapeka Flat. All stock for hona fipk ■ sale can- be sent in to Mr. Docherty^s paddock free of charge. • THURSDAY, 28th MARCH, 1872, At 2 o'clock punctually. AT DOCHERTY'S IARDS. TO DRAYMEN, FARMERS, &c. IfA-T TH EW HAY f"- Has received instructions from Mr. Tolcher to sell by public auction, at his Monthly Sale, at Docherty's Yards, oh Thursday, the 28, th, instant,— f$ Horses, comprising 5 heavy draught and 1 light draught 3 Drays, consisting of 1 road dray, with bows and tilt, and 2 "tip drays 5 Sets of Leading Harness 3 Sets of Draught Harness ~THUR>DAY, 11th APRIL, 1872, At one .o'clock. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRO- , PERTY, IN THE TOWN pF LAWRENCE. TIT A T T H E W HAY •r*- has received instructions from Messrs. Bastings and Co. to sell by public auction, the following valuable sections pf Freehold and Leasehold ' Property, situated in Oolonsay-street, Whitehayen{reet, and Ross Place, viz. r — Lot 1 . Consisting of Leasehold Corner Section, with frontage of 66 feet tq Whitehaven-street, and 75| feet to Ross Place, and con- • taining, by admeasurement, 20 perches, on which is erected a two-stalled Stable. Lot 2. Consisting of Leasehold Section, with frontage to Ross Place of 62 feet, more or less, and with a depth of 84 feet. Lot 3. Leasehold Section, 30 feet frontage to Ross Place, .with a depth of 106 i feet. I Lot 4. Freehold Section, with 33^ feet frontage to Whitehaven T street, and with a depth of 73£ feet, and on which is erected a siib- • stantial five-roomed Dwellinghouse. Lot 5. Freehold Cprntr Section, with a frontage of 33 feet to Whitehayen-street, and 73| feet to Oolonsay-street, and on which is erepted a commodious store. Lot 6. Freehold Section, with frontage qf 50 feet to Colonsay-street, and with- a depth of 66 feet, on which is erected a Timber-shed. The above Properties being so closely in proximity to the proposed Tuapeka Railway station, are most valuable as sites for warehousesj bonded stores, and places pf business. The terms offered are very liberal, viz. —One-third cash, and the balance in approved bills at four,' eight, and twelve months. PUBLIC NOTICE. mHB Conamitteg beg to return their -»- heartfelt thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who so generously co-operated, not only by their means, but by their energetic and zealous efforts, towards the successful celebration of the -completion of the. Tuapeka Catholic School. To Miss ' Fitzpatrick especially, who devoted so much pf her time, in superintending the necessary culinary arrangements, -the Committee would express their warmest {ihanks. The Committee also desire to thank Meßdames Harris, Halley, Clark, and Con way, and Miss M'Swiney, for their successful efforts in collecting funds for the School-, and Mesdames Cranley, Whelan, Roughan, and~Nash, who, by their untiring energy, contributed much to .the sijecess of the-Fair and Banquet. • To Mr. Doyle and Mr. Neville the thanks of the. Committee are alsp due, for the unremitting zeajl they displayed in connection with the celebratipn. H. J. SPROULE, Hon. Sec. . ' ' , TUAPEKA AUT UNION. FPHE School Committee beg respectfully -*• tq announce, to their go.ner.ovis patrons th^t, qwingto unforseen events, the Act Un,|oi} for the benefit of the b'chool Funds, has. been definitely postponed till Wednesday, Ist May, in order tp afford an opportunity of dispo3}ng[ of the}r prize It may be . mentioned that every ticket represents a Eri?»- ! ' 5, J. SPBOULE; Hon. Sec.