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Bruce Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 1623, 27 February 1885, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, OPENING SALE OF STOCK. OOOMBB'S YAEDS, MILTON. THURSDAY, 12tii MARCH, 1885, At 1 o'clock. A RBUCKLE, ROBER'JLNSON & Co. -£*• will hold their FIRST SALE of HORSES, SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, &c, at Mr Coombe's Yards on abovo date, when all Stock forwarded will bo offered. Pkesent Entries : 450 Crossbred Hoggets 60 Fat two-tooth Wethers, 500 Crossbred Ewes (very good) 800 First-cross Lambs 1 nd lot 400 2-bred Lambs Jfa and a number of Horses and Store Cattle. Entries for abovo Sale can be made with Mr George Coombe, Milton, or forwarded to the auctioneers. * Early intimation will oblige. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers. THE COLONIAL CO-OPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). THE abovo Company having been duly registered, has secured Large and Wellarranged Warehouses in Bond street (near Jetty street), and is now prepared to undertake the SALE (either privately or by auction) of PROPERTIES, LIVE STOCK, WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, GRAIN, and GENERAL PRODUCE, and to make LIBERAL ADVANCES on same. To Supply all Staple Articles of Consumption, including Seeds, Coruaacks, Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, &o. To Indent all descriptions of Goods, Machinery, &c. To Receive Deposits, either on call or for fixed periods. H. DRIVER, Managing Director, Bond-street, Dunedin. THE COLONIAL CO-OPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). ! WOOL SALES. THE CoiTjpany will hold its FIRST WOOL SALE Early in JANUARY. Consignments to bo addressed to tho Company, Dunedin. WEEKLY SALES of SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, &c. H. DRIVER. Managing Director. TO I<\AEM'EKB AND OTHERS. /^\ II E APBEEFAN DMUT T O N. Beef, per side 2^l per lb. Mutton, per side ... 2^d per lb. First-class quality, and slaughtered to I order. WILLIAM WYBER, MILTON. i FAIRFAX CEMETERY. THE Trustees of Fairfax Cemetery have appointed Mr Peter Jones, of Milton, to be Sexton and Caretaker of the Cemetery. The Public have access to the Cemetery by the Wicket. Tho Gates will be kept locked by the Sexton. Partieß requiring to erect Tombstones or Fenceß must arrange with the Sexton, and they must be erected under his inspection. Interments can only bo made on the authority of Interment Warrants, which may be procured on payment of the Regulation Fees to the Sexton, or to JAMES ELDER BROWN, Secretary and Treasurer. February 16tb, 1885. NOTICE. I HAVE sold to Mr W. W. WHITE the entire Stock-in-trade, Fixtures, and Fittings used in connection with the business recently carried on by my late Huaband, and beg to Btate that all accounts due are to be paid to Mr White, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. MRS J. D. WALKER. IN connection with the above, I beg to inform the inhabitants of Milton and the Burrounding district that by attending closely to Bußineßs, and keeping a wellassorted Stock, I trust to receive tho same support that was accorded to my predecessor. W. W. WHITE, Chemist, Milton. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN AUTUMN RACE MEETING, February 26fcb, 27tb, and 28fch, 1885. Q ATURDAY Return Tickets to Dunodln, issued at "Waiareka Junction, Clinton, and intermediate stations (including branches), on the 25tb, 2Gth, 27th, and 28th of February, will be available for return up to and including 9fch March. A. GRANT, District Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager's Office, Dunedin, 13th January, 1885.