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North Otago Times, Volume XV, Issue 596, 3 February 1871, Page 3

Sales by Maude & Bee.

SATURDAY, 4th FEBRUARY. At Boundary Creek Hotel. Immediately after sale of Mr Schluter's stock. MAUDE AND BEE have received instructions to sell by public auction — SECS. 103 and 110, BLOCK II., Papakaio Distiict (by order of the mortgagee) j all fenced. Terms at Sale. MAUDE & BEE, Auctionrers.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WEDNESDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1871, AND FOLLOWING DAYS. At 12 o'clock. "jl/T AUDE AND BEE have been favored with instructions from jAMrs IlAssrLi,, Esq., to sell by publio auction, at the above time and place, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE AND WELL-BRED STOCK. Consisting of: 40 FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES AND MARES, HACKS, &C. 100 SPLENDID DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE 6000 WELL-BRED STUD AND OTHER SHEEP. Also, all his FARMING IMPLEMENTS 2 THRASHING MACHINES, &c, &C. Full particulars in a later issue. *#* Tho Auctioneers would draw particular attention to this Bale, as Mr Hassell's stock of Horses, Dairy Cattle, aud Sheep are unsurpassed in the district, no expense having been spared in the selection of the best blood. MAUDE & BEE, Auctioneers.

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WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT,

NOTICE TO ELECTORS. WAITAKI DISTUICT versus D TJNEDIN. TNTIMVTION having been received by MR. STEWARD'S COMMITTEE that a number of Dunedin gentlemen havo determined to come up and record their votes, so as to secure, if possible, the return of Mr Macassey, the LOCAL VOTERS are particularly and individually requested to RECORD THEIR VOTES, so that uo Duuedin influence prejudicial to the interest! of thi3 District shall be used. Tho accuracy of (ho above statement has been challenged by Mr Macassey's supporters, but it can easily bo proved to tho satisfaction of anyone who may take the trouble to enquire that facts only have been stated. It is to be regretted that Mr Macassey's Committee should have made personal allusions even to a diminutive supporter of Mr Steward. Tho Committeo can assuro the electors, however, that the statement is not false or unfounded and not " a wonderful discovery" of the " little man" referred to, but a black and white communication received by the Committee, and confirmed by telegrams. Mr Steward's Committeo is quite prepared to take tho responsibility of having made the statement, and further would request the electors not to be misled by any legal elasticities, but carefully to record their votes for the candidoto who i3 well acquainted with local and not Itunedin requiiemcnts.

STEAM TO AND FROM DUNEDIN. REDUCTION OF FARES ! ! ! tTWJk. T N future the ordinary Fares P. S. WALLACE Will include GOING ON BOARD or LANDING IN THE SURF BOATS. Fare from Oamaru Beach to Dunedin Wharf : — Cabin, 20s. ; Steerage, 15s. H. AITKEN, Agent.

TENERAKI ROAD BOARD. THRESH TENDERS called for CONTRACT No. 7, up to noon of MONDAY, February 6th. C. G1FFORD MOORE.

TX O R SALE. EIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD AGRICULTURAL LAND (FENCED AND CULTIVATED). Terms very easy. Apply to SUMPTER & LEMON.