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Tuapeka Times, Volume XI, Issue 752, 2 March 1878, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, 6th MARCH, At two o'clock, . At the Conical Hill Yards. *« v ,- *. ■ ** ' f * LEICE33®R'RAMI3. ?! ' I^' _ : ■"*• wiusell by auction, at the Conical HiU yards, on the above date, 2000 Merino Ewes *«~. .. „^ 40 JJeioester Rams Tbiuabove.to be sold' in lots to suit purchasers. . ■ ' Terms at sale. THURSDAY, 4th APRIL, At Noon. 4000 MERINO EWES. .T)G. CREAGH &CO. Xv • jjay c received instructions to sell, on .the .above date, at Waikaka Station, at 12 * tfclock, in lots to suit purcliasers4000 Merino Ewes. This sale offers special inducements to settlers and others desirous of providing themselves 'with' first-class breeding stock. ♦- TKELIMINAR-Y NOTICE as A POSITIVE '-"' ■'•'- AUCTION SALE. T> W. CAP STICK •■""'* ' Has been favored witn instructions j Executors under the will of the late Thomas Lewis, deceased; to sell by auction at ; the Royal Oak Hotel, Tpkomairiro, about . the first .week in April, 1878, J - ,;• w 660 acres of heavy timbered freehold .-' '•* land, with saw mill complete, and in *>' ' * • thorough working order (together or separate). ■ it \'- 25- acres, together with Royal Oak „ _( ' ■ , t Hotel, barn, stables, &c, ; also several . „ _ town sections, working bullocks, MJ) - » horses, cattle, sheep, farming Implements, household furniture, &c, &c. Full particulars in future advertisement. ' ' "for sale. • fpHE Tuapeka Mouth' Steam Saw Mill. "*• A good investment for working men of moderate means. Large orders on hand for mill to execute. Terms easy. For particulars .. apply $0 HERBERT & CO., Lawrence. FAUM FOR SALE, TUAPEKA FLAT. "I AQ ACRES GOOD LAND, substantially -*-"*7 fenced at)( j divided into four Paddocks, all well watered ; twenty acres under Cultivation. Good four-roomed dwellinghouse ; roomy stockyard and shed ; garden well stocked with fruit trees. Sections 36, 37, and 59, Block VI., Tuapeka West. j • Very easy terms. — Apply to H. L. SQUIRES. FOR SALE IN DUNEDIN. ' rpHE business known' as the Times Res- •*■ TUARANT, doing a good trade in the centre of the City. A good investment for • an industrious couple. Terms easy. For particulars apply to M. J. WARD, Princes-street, Dunedin, Or, ALLAN ORE, Beaumont. 0. N . S A L E by the undersigned : — - American Cooking Stoves, from 80s to 180s Do, ■■ Parlor do „ 25s upwards Registered Grates in great variety, 35s to 100s Fenders -Fireirons do 5s to 60s Iron Bedsteads do 30s to 130s Electro-plated Cruets do 10s to 100s Table Knives and Forks do 8s to 50s doz. Pocket Knives do, Is to 5s each Colonial Ovens do 17s 6d to 70s • . Fencing Wire, 5 tons, No 8. very cheap Ames', Collins and Reed « Shovels Harvest Tools, a complete assortment • Carpenters' do. do. Spouting,. Ridging, &c., &c. 1 Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast Services, from .' 40s to 100s . * * Glass, Crockery, and Earthenware Wines, Spirits, and Provisions Every article of the best quality. The greatest variety of goods ever offered* to , the public of Tuapeka, is now j -being opened' out' at' * ; DUNEDIN PRICES. '■*■■'. F. MEYER, & CO., I' Bosi Place (next to the Colonial Bank.); BLUE SPUR HOTEL & BUTCHERY. rJSES. PONSONBY AND DALZELL having purchased the above business from; Mr T. Hinde, beg to inform their friends and the public generally that they . will find the best accommodation at tbia.old established hotel. Wines and Spirits of the choicest brands. , A large Assembly Room for entertainment and meetings adjoins' the hotel/ ' '* ' One of Alcock's best Billiard Tables. ' f Good Stabling. Theßutcher's Shop adjoins the hotel, and every attention will be bestowed on [this branch of the business, ■ . Hams and bacoTTcured. _ . : O'CTOR T H O M A S' (from Collins and Lons dale-streets t , Melbourne) may be consulted at his Rooms' Princes-itreet North, Dunedin (opposite jHerbert, Haynes, and Co.), Consulting hours from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. — Sunday'included. • T- "•'•Young, Middle. Aged, and Elderly 1 SMtn . suffering from debility of the Generative System, Nervous, Skin, and Contagious t Diseases should consult the Doctor personally ' or by letter, enclosing stamps for a reply. ' The following , examinations have been -' paeVe^i by Dr : — Licentiate' Royal College of Physicians,' Loo'don; 11864'(1 1864 '( Doctor of Medicine^ University of X-Hessen, Germany; 187J; Member of tte Royal College of Surgeons, 'England, 1859 ; and 'Licentiate in Midwifery, 1864. I |Cases of Medicine forwarded to any part of Ifeir Zealand.