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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 870, 9 October 1874, Page 3

SATURDAY, 10 TH OCTOBER GOOD INVESTMENT. POWELL & CO. have received instmetiofls from Mr Thomas Morrison (who is leaving the District) to scil by public auction, on th« ground, Frankton, on SATURDAY, 10th OCTOBER, 1874, at. 2 o'clock, p.m. — EIGHT ACRES OF LAND (Securely Fenced "With Good Substantial House Erected Thereon. One first-class Saddle Mare, Figs, Poultry Household Furniture, &c. TERMS AT SALE. D. POWELL k CO., Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT, AT NOON' Valuable Farm Stock and Plant. j"v POWELL & CO. hnve received instructions from Mr. R. Pritchard, to sell by public auction, at his farm, Arrow Junction, on Monday, the 12th day of October, at Noon, the whole of hia FARMING STOCK & IMPLEMENTS, consisting of—--8 Draught Horses 1 Saddle Hack, by "Morris Dancer" LOT OF BUGGY AND PACK HORSES . (in all about 30) Ploughs Harrows Reapers -nearly new Drays Several Piga Fowls, Ducks, and Geese. A large Quantity of Oats to be also disposed of. TERMS LIBERAL. D. POWELL & CO., Auctioneers. ri\HE Undersigned have MONEY TO LEND, in small sums of £SO and upwards. M'ARDELL & CO. MONEY TO LEND. rtOKAA TRUST MONEY to lend, in sums j£/OQ V f rom £250 and --~rards, «.t Lv>"»efc» current rates, on Fieehold Securities. Apply to M'ARDELL k CO. A GOOD INVESTMENT. rFENDERS are invited till SEPTEMBER 24tH, for the PURCHASE of the undermentioned FREEHOLD—SECTION 5, BLOCK 10, QUEENS TOWN, WITH NEW SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE, Well Finished Throughout. For particulars apply to GEO REDMAN, Shotover-street. MR. H. J. FINN, BARRISTER, AND CONVEYANCER, Ballarat-street, Queenstown TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. WAKATIP SAW MILLS AND TIMBER YARDS, QUEENSTOWN. rPHF. Undermentioned are our present Prices for Timber 12 x 1, per 100 feet.. 6x2 and oxl, do. All quartering, do. ... 6 x i, and battens ... ... 30s ... 20s ... 20s ... 17s 6d. J. W. ROBERTSON & CO. A discount of 10 per cent allowed on all cash sales above £5, and Bank interest charged on all outstanding accounts of over three months. August 7th, 1874. |A CAE D.J MRS. & MISS PRIOR, MILLINERS, DR AND STRAW-BONNET CLEANERS, EARL-STREET, near MARINE PARADE QUEENSTOWN. June 29th, 1874. W. M'CONOCHIE; SEEDSMAN & FRUITERER, BEACH-STREET. QEEDS of the Choicest Quality, and Guaranteed all new, and most of them from Prize-obtain-ing Plants. Early Rose Seed Potatoes (prize); remarkably early; very prolific. Prize Victorian Rhubarb Roots. Genuine Spanish and Globe prime. Peas and Beans (choice). Prize Cabbage Seed—Cattle's Reliance and St. John's Day. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants. Remember. —Good heeds and Plants save endltsi disappointment. Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!