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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1181, 19 September 1885, Page 2

WEDNESDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, At one o'clock sharp. 1 RBUOKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **■ will offer at their Yards, on the above date, thj following Stock— ' -tfr 150 fut three quarterbred Wedders 130 Crossbred Ewes (principally 4-tooth) 70 first. cross Hoggets 50 4 and 6-tooth. Merino Ewes 1 Draught Mare (four years old) 1 Draught Filly 1 Draught Gelding (thoroughly staunch) 2 quiet Miloh Cows 3 Pigs Settlers and others having Horses or Cattle for Sale will please intimate the same to the undersigned at once, so that they may be notified by advertisement. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSO M & CO., Auctioneers, THURSDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1885, At one o'clock sharp. MONTHLY SALE— TUAPEKA SALEYARDS. JOHN T~H~~O M P S O N will hold his next Monthly Sale for the Tuapeka District, on the above date, at his Sale-yards, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at, one o'clock sharp, when he will offer — 10 young Pigs 5 Steers (two and three years old) 1 prime Draught Horse Settlers and others having Horses or Cattle for Sale will please intimate the same to the undersigned at once, so that they may be notified by advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. FRDDAY, 25th SEPTEMBER, 1885, At noon. CLEARING SALE AT DUNROBIN OF HORSES, COWS, FURNITURE, STORES, &o. WQU I N , instructed by J. U. Murray, Esq., Schoolmaster at Dunrobin, will sell on the above date at noon, on the premises, Dun« robin School — Heavy Draught Mare Heavy Draught Colt (one year old) Light Draught Colt (three years old) Riding Hack (four years old) Riding Hack (yearling) Foal 2 Cows (near calving) Heiftr Gent's Saddle and Bridle Lady's Saddle and Bridle Also, a large quantity of Household Furniture, Stores, &o. No reserve, as Mr Murray is leaving for the North Island. NOTICE. JUST ARRIVED! JUST ARRIVED !! Annual supply of Vegetable and Flower Seeds (imported direct.) fpHE undersigned has just received a very "*• superior consignment of VEGETABLE AND GARDEN SEEDS, consisting of 450 Packets Vegetable and 100 Packages Garden and Field Seeds. Also, Clovers, Turnips, Swede, and Grass Seeds of every description. Potatoes (for seed) of every description kept in Stock. Inspection Invited. H. P. THOMPSON, Commission Agent, Lawrence. IyTRS DAVIDSON, •*■'■*• Ross Place, Lawbence, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Lawrence and surrounding districts that she has an entirely new stock of fashionable Spring Goods, including Sateens, Velvets, and other Dress Materials, with Trimmings to match, Prints, excellent value, from 3£d per yard ; Flannels, from 9d per yard; ladies' Hats, from 4d each ; girls' Pinafores (home made), at all prices. A fine assortment of Millinery always on hand. Gentlemen's shirts and hosiery. Competent Dressmakers on the Premises. NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVING. Inspection Intited TTERBERT AND 0,0. • v * have been appointed Agents for Messrs W. aud A Gilbey's celebrated Wines and Spirits. First shipment now landing ex Bay of Naples. Invalid Port Wine Castle Grand Port Wine, 12 years old Castle Grand Sherry, 10 years old Castle Grand Madeiras, 5 years old ■ '; Castle Grand Tonic Sherry Castle Grand Claret Caßtla Grand Scotch Whiskey Castle Grand Irish Whiskey Castle Grand Brandy . The above varieties are of a high quality ■nd at moderate prices. JG . R A In B • PAINTER, POLISHER, AND UPHOLSTERER, Ross Piaojj, Lawrence, Wishes to inform the public that he has taken the Shop opposite the Tuapeka Times Office, and is prepared to do French Polishing, Staining, and Varnishing ; also, Painting and Paper-hanging at reasonaole rateß. PW H I T E , ■ GENERAL : BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, &0., Begs to announce to the Settlers of Tuapeka West, Tuapeka Mouthy and surrounding districts that on and after MONDAY, 24th INSTANT, he will he in attendance at his new Shop at Tuapeka West, every Monday and Tuesday, when he hopes to obtain a fair •hare of public patronage.