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Otago Witness, Issue 1823, 29 October 1886, Page 20

Auctions. THURSDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1886. At 2.30 o'clock. Valuable Freehold Fai*in. By order of the Registrar Supreme Court, under Power of Sale in Mortgage. GREEN and S O U N E S S, Auctioneers, Gore, in conjunction with the Perpetual Trustees and Agency Company of New Zealand (Limited), Dunedin, are instructed by the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Invercargill to offer for Sale by Public Auction at their Auction Rooms, Gore, under Power of Sale in Memorandum of Mortgage, number 4192, All that Freehold Farm, distant from Gore about 11 miles, containing 196 acres 1 rood and 27 poles (more or less), being Section 7, Block 111, Chatton District, together with the Farm Buildings thereon,' comprising good Dwelling House and necessary outbuildings. The property is all fenced and 20 acres in English grass, 160 acres broken up, and the balance in its natural state. Title under the Land Transfer Act. For further particulars apply to Messrs STEWART, HOLMES, and DENNISTON, Solicitors, Dunedin. r Or to THE AUCTIONEERS. SATURDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, At 1 p.m. sharp. IMPORTANT SALE OP Superior Draught Morses, Implements, &c., &c., At Tattersall's Horse Bazaar, Gore. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructions from Mr G. T. Ross (who is going into business) to sell by public auction at his Bazaar, Gore, on the above date, without reserve, "I A superior draught Mares and Geldings, 3 to 4 years old 1 draught Colt 2 Hacks 1 road dray 1 rood tip dray 1 reaper and binder (string), M'Cormack 1 reaper and binder (wire), M'Cormack X chaff cutter and horse power 1 spring cart 1 road scoop 14 sets of shaft and leading harness. 290 Public Notices. WM. ARTHUR, Jun., is requested to WRITE to his FATHER, who is in Dunedin, and wishes to see him. — Address Arthur and Co. (Limited), Dunedin. A FIRST-CLASS CARPENTER and WHEELWRIGHT is OPEN for an ENGAGEMENT on a Station ; first-class references ; married ; wife could be housekeeper if required. — Carpenter,, care of John Barron, Rattray street. 220 OARDENER.-Thorough ProfessioualOPEN for ENGAGEMENT ; long experience. First-class references. — Apply James Roby, care of A. P. Inglis, Temperance Hotel, Dee street, Invercargill. 220 I^TOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. POISON is laid upon Lamb Hill, M'Phee's Point, and Mount John, Silver Peak District, and will be continually renewed for the destruction of Dogs. H. HERTSLET. Ballingdon Station, Waikouaiti, October 20, 1886. 220 Notice to Shearers. SHEAR ING Will BEGIN at MANIOTOTO STATION On WEDNESDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. BLAOKSTONE STATION to follow. 230 F. G. POGSON. Toy iot Station. SHEARING COMMENCES On THURSDAY, the 18th NOVEMBER. MOA FLAT STATION follows, taking on Shearers provided they give satisfaction. 220 [a card.] ■ DR ANGUS begs to intimate that he has commenced PRACTICE in Palmerston South, and can be consulted at Mr J. Keen's residence, Start street. 220 HENRY MILWARD & SONS 1 PATENTLY WRAPPED NEEDLES CELEBRATED EGG-EYED NEEDLES tare the largest snlo of any needles in the -world. They are now TEMPERED by PATENTED MACHINERY, which ensures an accuracy of temper „, M«t before attained in needle-making. EENBV MILWARD & SONS recommend Ladioa also to enquire for their WEST END NEEDLE CASES, Containing an assortment of 100, 200, 800, 400 or 500 aeedlea. ThtMOST POPULAR NEEDLE OASES overmnde. I A uiitißiiug cordial lor Dlio Übapuiiueut;, and the only stimulant which can be safely introduced into the sick room or used for hospital purposes, is the giJeJjr&M Wolfe's Schnapps, the pnre»t spirit in