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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 74, 9 December 1875, Page 4

\ y_ Vi '. Atrq-rioi-r sALiiia. ,7 AfeTHURSDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1875. i/JL 1 '"'"-' A-t I o'clock. ffl jyp^C L EAN B R $&'• bare rec^lbjl instructions from th^rageuts, Messrs IronSlkand Paterson, BaKulha, to sell at Wm Morv^i, Esq, Puj^. " ; 7oo E^ir a 3f' 50 nJ M A' ftw^pr^l^t and Riding Immediately ajpr the abova we, there will be cold at Jffl-Q. Paterson and Co^^tore, (late YfbjtigmS), ' Am Large Quantity of DraperySnd •' Jm' other Stores. w__ ; - Partpß desirous of bringing forward etoclw wiUjßrease give notioe at the office of r t&(r adpts, Balclutha, : % ON THE PREMISES, BALCLUTHA.' ]yr a cleaFSr others; are favored with instructions from Messrs To->h and Cossenb. to se'.l by auction on the Premises, Balclutha, on a date to be given in a future advertisement, l l.t.— Sections 20 and 21, Block — Alex. M'Neil, Esq.'s sub---ivion> adjoining the Wesleyan Church, Quarter-acre, with substantial store erected thereon, 36 ft. x | 34 ft. Tbis allotment has a frontage of 6S feet to the Main Street, Balclutha, and 2_ chains frontagetgt, — street $ is withuwcone's throw of the site se^lpartfor the Railway Staj/fton, «)4|!j3Faltogether a most fr desWßltf^tperty, and suitable §W.— S*|tionsJj)^ and 6, Block VHT, BujPs Subdivision, of part of jjrfßion 5 Block XXXV, extending to one acre, more or lets, with frontages to Barrs and James! Streets, together with tho Four-roomed Cottage, and the. necessary outbuildings erected thereon, presently occupied by Mr Joseph Robertson. Thoy are also advantageously situated close to the Railway Station, and daily increasing in value. If desired, the ground will be offered -in three lots. TERMS LIBERAL AT SALE, 662 I WEDNESDAY, 15th DECEMBER, $ \ At 11 o'cl.ck am, sharp. * M TOIILP, HENDERSON, & Mo. hav\ been favored with instraction«irom MessY M'Laren and Co. to sell by auqP>h, at their ffcm, Springfield (close to MiWn,) on Wednesday, 15th December, at Ljfo'cl ockj Tfte whole of their Farm Sti., impleVnents, &c, ons.stingM "I /^ wTirstelass heavy drtpght Mares A\J %and Geldings, bro®i to all kind %>f farm wotk ' _f "I f\ Firstelass draughg Fillies and JL\J (.felts, unbroken B 6\f\ Saldle and lightmrness Horses, £J \J bilken to sadd»and harness "| Sadd%and ligh-piiarriess Horses, XeJ 3, 4 J *aid 5 yesM old, unbroken O Earm Ibd road»rays £\ Double Soug« Q Single \tg -I Drill W> 1 A SetsHarnJpfi •| Roller m \ €\ Reapinj^fachina "| Buggw with howl £} Sew SpTing-ca© . Harness, . w ne»ly new \ ~\ Set Buble Buggy H&rness' •' H SesShaft Harness % A m leading do » C_W° -Pio^Kh do 1 ' 6»Do 3-horse do S JS Do 2 : horse do v-'*^. JjfrA lot of Sundries too nuraJtous to M. particularise •'. a Wegvould call the attention: of famer?, wagtiHiers, dealers, and others to this Mom Jide Messing sale. Messrs M'Laren »Sc%C6. ; hai?»ill their farm in grass,- and do not inflfad j craning again, and our instructions. areOfcb sdprithout the least reserve.. ; . Tlie day fix» i ojpie sale is the day before the Tokpmam»j . W Luncheon provided. 1