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Dunstan Times, Issue 228, 7 September 1866, Page 2

Sale by Auction, On TUESDAY, 2nd OCTOBER, 18C6, At Cue o'clock sharp. Of Freehold Propei*ty, viz. THE SYDNEY HOTEL, SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. Together with the Stock of WINES, SPIRITS, <fec. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, j*ND BAR FITTINGS; Also, EIGHT SADDLE AND HARNJSSS HORSES, Buggies, Concord Waggons, Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c, &c. . The Hotel is one of the oldest on the Dunstan, is well-known, and situate in the most business and central part of the Town of Clyde; it comprises a welldecorated and commodious Bar, Dining »oom, - itting-Room, Eight Bed-Rooms and Kitchen, the whole floored throughout with American pine. The Stables are separate, one of 5-stalls, the other 6-stalls and combine every requisite and convenience. The Furniture, comprises Dining and other Tables, Chairs, oafs, Beadsteads, ibedding of superior qualify, a large size No. 9 American Stove, nearly new, complete Dinner and Tea Services, Cooling Utensils, and a miscellaneous assortment of useful .rticles. A First-Class Buggy witlTH'irness complete, suitable for one or two Horses Two American Concord Waggons, with single and double Harness. Eight Horses broken in to Harness and Saddle. Saddles Bridles, <fec. Also, a COTTAGE, situate in Sunderland Street, Clyde, (next the ' Dunstan Times' office) containing iwo Rooms and Kitchen, floored throughout, and sundry Articles of Furniture. COPE t FACHE, Auctioneer?. The Auctioneers are empowered to state the only reason the Proprietor, Mr Wm. Smitham, has for selling is, that he is about leaving the Province of Ltago for Queensland. FROM and after this date POISON for DOGS will bo laid on the Run ot Messrs. Glassford Bros. Matakanui Station ■._ """" ApnTiT, 18GG. \ |