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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 290, 21 August 1873, Page 4

SATURDAY EVENING, AT7QUST 23, At seven o'clock SA T T- H^ E AY HAY will sell by public auction, at his c Rftom, Ros.3 Place, on above date, Household Furniture, and other goods, consisting of iron bedsteads (double aud single), wood do., tables, chairs, looking-glasses Also Crockery ware, consisting of 40 dozen Cups and Saucers i 80 Bread and Butter Plate* 20 Tea Pots 20 Coffee Pots 20 Cream Juga 1 20 Sugar Basins | 20' Slop „ FKIDAY, AUQTJST 29t X , At 2 o'clock. t I PORSES, CATTLE,. AND PIGS. |f ATTII E W II A V Has received instructions from Mr. John $oss to sell by public auction, on the above dato, at Searle and M'limes' Yards, PeeUstrcot, Lawrence, OA Dairy Cows, in calf, and with calves at foot O Well-bred short-horn Bulls 1 O Head of Horses, consisting of 2 two-year old draught horses, 1 three-year old draught filly, 2 yearlings, 2 light harness horses, 3 stock horses, 2 goo.d hacks. 20 Pi^ Terms at Sale. HORSES, CATTLE, &c. SATURDAY, 30th AUGUST, 1873. JC. ARBUCKLE • will hold h^ Monthly Sa}e of Horse 3 ,( Cattle, &c, by public auction, at CoghilFs Bridge Hotel, Havelock, at two o'clock on above date. Eutries in. be made with Mr. Ooghill, or the undersigned, not later the Tuesday before the aale. At the same time and place jhe will offer Sections 3 and 4, Block XVIII., in Ijhe town of Havelock, together with that substantial five-roomed cottage, twostalled stable, outhouses^ &c., erected JOHN C. ARBUCKLE, Auctioneer. ■piCHARD. WESTELL CAPSTICK jL\» Begs respectfully to inform his Sriends and th,e Public generally, that he taken into Partnership Mr. John Buthie (late, of the Bank of Otago, Milton), and his son, Georg,e Capstick (who has been in his employment since commencing business) and that on and after Monday next, the 11th inst., the business formerly conducted by him aa Auctioneer, !Land, Kstate, and; Commission Agent, will be carried on under, the, style of CAPSTICK, DUTHIE, & CAPSTICK. R. W. Capstick takes this opportunity of thanking his many Friends and Constituents for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him since commencing business as Auctioneer, &c, and trusts ijhat the same favors will be extended to the new firm. Referring to the above notice, CAP" STICK, JDUTHIK & CAPSTICK beg respectfully to assure the former patrons of Mk. R. W. (/ArsrrcK, tliat no effort on rheir part will be spared to merit a con- < tinn.ance of the business favors bestowed upon their Predecessor ; and as each member of the ism wjll undertake the \ several departments connected with the business, the utmost attention and despatch in the execution, of Auction and General Commission Agency may be reIjed upon. Soliciting the favoi? of a, continuance increase of public patronage. We are, &c, $APST];-CK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK. Milton, 4th August, 18£3. HA.PSTICK, DUTHIE, & CAPSTICK \J Will offer for sale, at their Rooms, Milton, on Wednesday, 20th August, at 12 o'clock — Sections 62. and 63, Block VII., Mx. Jamp.^, Smith's Sub-division of Miltou, two roods (more or, less.) CAPSTICK, DUTHIE, & CAPSTIOK v Hold Sales of $FIEEP SKINS, TALLOW, &c, every Saturday. Advances made on the Incoming Clip of on sale here, or for shipnapnt to jkojjxlon. €"~APSTICK, DUTHIE, & CAPSTIOK Ha^e for sale— Velvet-ear, and Tus*. 3f.sj seed vv:he%t. Bulk of each description <%$. be seen aj R. W. Capstick's tVool