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Westport Times, Volume III, Issue 343, 5 September 1868, Page 5

IMPORTANT NOTICE. FOR SALE ON SATURDAY, sth SEPTEMBER HOUTH SPIT STOCK YARDS, ,J built of the best Black and Red Pine. Consisting of 9 Cattle Pens, 2 Draughting Yards 2 Large Stock do Sheep and Pithing Pens Dwelling House and Shop, The only reason that this valuable property is in the market arises from the fact of the present owner leavin the district. The Auctioneer can confidently recommend the above in conjunction with an Hotel, to be the safest investment now offering in the Buller from the fact that for the past twelve months the above yards have realised to their present owner the handsome rental of £4 per week. For further particulars apply to MESSRS ROBERTSON & CO., AMBROSE THOMAS. SALE BY AUCTION. Camp Street, Charleston. MONDAY 7th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock p.m. BAIN BROTHERS are instructed to sell by Auction the whole of Mr WAUG'S Stock of STATIONERY & FANCY GOODS, Removed from the shop to Mr Waugh's house, Camp Street, owing to alterations. NO RESERVE. M M. U., I. O. O. F imW LOYAL' CHARLESTON LODGE. Grand Annirversary BALL & X SUPPER of this Lodge will be held at the CASINO DE VENICE ON TUESDAY 15th SEPTMBER. The Committee having made arrangements for the use of the house on this occasion. Tickets to admit Gentleman, one Guinea including Wines and Beer at Supper Table. Ladies admitted by invitation. Cards only obtainable from the Stewards. James Henderson N. G. Robert Denovan V.G. James Cunningham G.M. W. G. Collings P.G. JAMES HENNELLY, Secretary. M. U., I. O. O. F. THE AISTNTVEBSARY C§> BALL AND SUPPER LOYAL WESTPORT LODGE, "Will be held on THURSDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER, at the VOLUNTEER ASSEMBLY ROOMS. The BaU will be for the benefit of the WIDOW & ORPHANS' FUND. Tickets may be had of the following Stewards : William N. Franklyn, John Tyrrell, Henry Gibson, James Bodkin, George Clarke, Eug. J. O'Conor, A. J. Brown, John W. Munson, George Jordan, Ladies by invitation. Tickets to admit Gentlemen includj Supper and Refreshments for both Ball and Supper may be had from the committee at the offices of the Times or Star, or of the Secretary. E. J. O'CONOB, Secretary.