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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 1905, 18 June 1892, Page 2

THIS AFTERNOON, At two o'clock. TC.ARB U C X L E *' • has received instructions to sell by auction at his Rooms — FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES, Comprißing — 3 Second-hand Register Grates Iron and Wood Bedsteads "Wire Mattrasses Copper Washing Boilers and Stands Chairs, Tables Fowls' Wheat, 20 bags Swede Turnips 'Case Lamp Glasses 3 Half-Chests good Tea 10 sacks Potatoes, Ac, Ac SATURDAY, 18th JUNE, 1892, At four o'clock. I C. ARBUCKLE f - • has received instructions to sell by auction at his Rooms — 347 fully Paid-up Shares in The Blue Spur and Gabriels Gully Consolidated Gold Company (Limited.) FRIDAY, 24th JUNE, 1892, At ore o'clock. [ C. ARBU CX L E " • will hold his next Sale of Stock at his Waitahuua Saleyards on above date. Entries for above Sale requested as early ft> possible. TUESDAY, 19th JULY, 1892, At one o clock. T C. A R B U C X Z, V " will hold bis Monthly Sale of Stock at idr M'Donald's Tuapeka Flat Sale Yards on the above date, when he will offer— HORSES, SHEEP, AND CATTLE. Entries of Stock for above Sale requested early to enable particulars being advertised . THURSDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1892, At two o'clock. On the Premises, Lawrence, near Mr Peter Robertson's Homestead. "JOHN THOMPSON has received instructions from Mr James Oliver (who is giving up Farming) to sell by auction at the above time and place— 5 first-class Dairy Cows (in full milk and near calving), 2 two-year, old Heifers (fat), 3 Yearlings; also, 50 Fowls, 15 Milk Dishen, Churn, Dresser, about 6 tons Swede Turnips (out of ground), Rick Hay, Sledge, set Harness, Ac. WITHOUr RESERVE. TUESDAY, sth JULY, 1892. At one o'clock Bharp. TUAPEKA STOCK FAIR First Tuesday in each Month. JOHN THOMPSON " will hold his next Monthly Sale at the Tuapeka Sale Yards, Lawrence, op the above date at one o'clock sharp. j Present EDtries — 40 Crossbred Ewes 40 Halfbred Lambs 1 four-year-old Draught Mare 45 Halfbred Lambs 30 Merino Wethers (turnip-fed) Entries of Stock for above Sale requested early to enable particulars being advertised JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. ALL NATIONS' BUTCHERY, Ross Place, Lawrence. R. M'Keich, Proprietor. R. M'K. desires the public to know that he is selling Beef and Mutton of the primest quality at the lowest remunerative prices ; hut to be in a position to continue doing bo, he wishes to impress upon his Cut- 1 tomers that hit terms in a great many cases will have to be much shorter, as he ia con vinced that to conduct a business successfully, where the profits are small, the re. urns must be quicker. R. M'K. has si recei red a large order for Rabbitskins, of which he is a Caah Buyer, at very much higher rates than have been ruling lately. Sheepskins and Hides also bought. No carriage; no commission to p»y» T EVIATHAN HOTEL Jyposite Railway Station, DUNEDIN. MRS SILF, Vl ios .name is very well-known in cor.neotion with the above house — which is considered by multitudes to have no equal as a TEMPERANCE HOTEL n New Zealand — begs to inform all cming to Dunedin from various parts, that they can always rely on finding abundance of FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, Combined with board which is unrivalled %t the very moderate price charged. — COFFEE PALACE AND PRIVATE HOTEL. the First Church). Moray Place, Dunedin,, Three minutes' walk from Railway Station 0. F. MEYER, Pkopbib-or. CF. MEYER having leased the a Dove * Hotel, intends to make the Coffee Palace, a Palace for Visitors from the,. Country, paying particular attention, totKe comfort of all who favour him, and fj| keeping a first-clais Table, clean and ajy| bedrooms, at reasonable charges, trusts' to •ceive » fair share of support. Only Temperance Drinks sol<* on ie Premises. Night Porter to call Visitors ior trains in attendance.