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Auction To be sold by auction, at the farm of Mr. Joseph
Dory, on the Plains of Puslinch, on Monday, the first of February, all his Farming stock, Consisting of 1 span of horses, 1 set of double
harness, 5 cows, 4 of which are in calf, 2 heifers, 2 three-year-old steers,
2 spring heifer calves, 4 good hogs, 17 sheep, 1 fanning mill, 2 ploughs, and
sundry other articles too numerous to be described. Terms: — Under £1, cash: and for all sums above that
amount, credit will be given until 1st January, 1848, on approved endorsed
notes. __________________ Also, an excellent Farm for Consisting of 62½ acres, 40 of which are cleared,
with excellent log house, barn, stables, and other necessary out-houses. Terms: — One half down at time of sale, and the
remainder in two years. Puslinch, 20th January 1847. |
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Auction To be sold by auction on the 10th of February on the
farm of Mr. David Anderson, 10th Concession, Plains of Puslinch, his Farming Stock Consisting of 1 span of horses, 1 sleigh, 1 yoke
working oxen, 1 yoke of steers, 5 years old, 1 yoke of steers, 4 years old, 1
steer and 1 heifer, 3 years old, 1 yoke of steers, 2 years old, 2 cows in
calf, 2 heifers, 1 year old, 20 pigs, 10 sheep, and sundry other articles too
numerous to describe. Terms: — One pound and under, cash — above that
amount, credit will be given until 1st of February 1848, on approved,
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Saw Mill and Farm to Let, For a term of three years or more. There are about fifty acres of land
cleared, and the sawmill is in good working order, with about 300 saw logs
now lying near, to be cut on shares.
Rent moderate, and one-half to be taken in labour on the farm, if
wished. Further particulars may be
known on application to Thomas Arkell, Lots 7 and 8, in the 9th Concession of
Puslinch, better known as the Plains. Puslinch, March 25th 1847. |
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Pasturage The subscriber will receive horses and horned cattle
on the first of June, to pasture on her farm, consisting of 54 acres of
clover and grassland, with a creek of water. Apply to Mrs. McWilliams, Puslinch. Sarah McWilliams May 20th 1847. |
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The following Lands are for Sale Puslinch South half of Lot 27, Gore of Puslinch, 93
acres. South half of Lot 13, 5th Concession, 100
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Farm for The undersigned offers for sale his farm of 107 acres,
84 of which are cleared and under cultivation, with requisite buildings,
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Auction To be sold by auction on the 12th day of October
next, on that part of the farm belonging to Mr. Yeomans, on the west side of
the Speed River, in the Township of Puslinch, adjoining Col. Saunder’s farm,
about half a mile from the Waterloo Road and three miles from Guelph. A Containing from 40 to 50 acres, 30 of which are
cleared. Also a quantity of superior farming stock, for
particulars of which see the hand bills. Terms — 15 months credit will be given on approved, endorsed
notes, for all sums above two pounds; under that amount, cash. Sale to commence at 10 o’ clock, a.m. For further information apply to Mr. Yeomans on the
farm or to Anthony Stephens Auctioneer, Notary Public, &c. |
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Farms for The undersigned offer for sale lots 3 and 4 in the
10th concession of Puslinch, comprising 200 acres of land, of which about 80
are in a good state of cultivation, and well fenced. The Robert and Walter Cook October 21st 1847. |
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Valuable Mill Property For To be sold and immediate possession given, that
extremely valuable Steam Saw Mill property, situate on the Brock Road, in the
Township of Puslinch, and within 15 miles of the Town of Dundas. The lot on which the mill is erected
contains one hundred acres of excellent land and is admirably wooded for
sawmill purposes, the pine timber being abundant and of the best
quality. For superiority of machinery,
abundance of wood and water, and ready access to the best lumber market, the
above is unsurpassed, and well merits the attention of persons desirous of
investing capital in one of the most rapidly increasing branches of business in
Apply to Cruikshank & Weir, on the premises, or to Messrs.
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Valuable Property For By Order of the Executors To be sold by auction, on Friday, 1st of September
1848, all the dry goods, groceries, crockery, stock, and other effects of the
late John MacFarlane, on the premises at Aberfoyle, in the Amongst the stock will be found an excellent saddle
horse, single wagon, harness, horse, cart, and harness, saddle, bridle, hay,
one-horse sleigh, &c. &c. _________________ Also, at the same time, if not previously disposed
of, the store, dwelling house, and other buildings, lately occupied by the
deceased, covering about one acre of land.
This stand is situate on the Terms:— Purchases under £1 5s., cash, over that sum
credit will be given to the first of February 1849. For the freehold property accommodation
will be given, particulars of which will be announced at the time of sale. A. Stephens, Auctioneer. _______________________ To Debtors and Creditors All persons who have any claims against the estate
of the late John MacFarlane, of Aberfoyle, Township of Puslinch, deceased,
are requested to render their account on or before the 2nd day of September
next, to the executors of the said estate and effects; and all persons who
are indebted the said estate are requested to pay in their respective
accounts to the executors, on or before the 2nd of September next, or they
will be placed in the hands of the legal authorities for collection. Duncan MacFarlane John Cockburn John Hammersley Executors Dated at Puslinch, July 28th 1848. __________________ |
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Puslinch Plains To be sold by auction on Friday the 16th of
November, on the premises of Mr. Henry Scott, 2 brood mares, 1 yearling colt, 1 yoke of oxen, 3 cows
in milk, 1 year old heifer, 2 steer calves, 17 ewes and lambs, 1 double
wagon, 1 double sleigh, 1 double set of harness, and 1 four-horse thrashing
machine. Terms — 15 months credit on all sums over £1, on
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Farm For To be sold, the west half of lot 2 in the 10th concession
of the Township of Puslinch, comprising 100 acres, of which 70 are cleared
and in good cultivation. The farm is
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Farm for The subscriber wishes to sell or let an excellent
farm, being part of lot No. 6 in the 8th concession, Puslinch, consisting of
56 acres, 35 of which are improved, with: Log house, barn, &c; Fronting the Applications to be made to Peter Byrn on the premises
or to: John Smith, Land Agent, Puslinch, September 21st 1850. |
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Store to be Sold or Let To be sold or let, an excellent country store, on
the Brock Road, 7 miles from Guelph, now doing a Good and Safe Business The capital required will be moderate as the terms
will be made easy to a good customer.
The stock is, at present, low and may be taken at a valuation. For particulars apply to: Mr. K. McKenzie, Puslinch. or at the Advertiser Office, Puslinch, November 20th 1850. * |
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Store to Let To let, that large and commodious Store situated on
the Apply to the subscriber, on the place, James McMeekin Puslinch, April 6th 1852. |
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Tavern for To be sold, with immediate possession, if required, that
large and well-built house known as the “Traveller’s Home”, situate about
three miles from the Town of Apply to Mr. Kueneman on the premises or at the
office of this paper. Puslinch, 19th October, 1852. |
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Executors’ Notice All persons indebted to the estate of the late John
Linderman of the William Leslie John Marshall Executors Puslinch, 5th May 1853. ___________ Valuable
Property for Being Lots No. 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36, front of the 10th Concession of the Township of Puslinch, comprising five hundred acres of good land, being the property of the late John Linderman, with one hundred acres of improvements, a large tract of excellent pine timber, two water-power sawmills in full operation, which are now rented at an annual rent of one hundred and fifty pounds, excellent barns, sheds, and several other outbuildings. Also, an excellent young orchard on the premises. This property would be a profitable investment for any person of capital as the demand for lumber is rapidly increasing. For further particulars apply to the undersigned. William Leslie John Marshall Executors Puslinch,
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Two Farms for To be sold by private contract, Lot No. 6 in the 8th
Concession of the Also Lot No. 7, in the 8th Concession of the Township of Puslinch,
comprising 50 acres. The lands are well cultivated, having fall and
spring wheat, oat, and pea crops, with a quantity of good grassland. There is part of a stone house, two log
houses, and two frame barns on the land. The above will be sold together or separate and
further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. John Harris at the
Advertiser Office or from the proprietor, Peter Byrne Puslinch, May 18th 1853. |
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Farm for May 31st 1853. The subscriber offers for sale a desirable farm,
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Auction To be Sold on Saturday, 1st of October 1853. At Lot No. 4, 10th Concession, Puslinch The following valuable property, belonging to Mr.
Couling. Viz.: — 2 yoke of oxen, 4 cows in calf, 2 colts, rising
three years old, 2 colts, rising two years old, yoke of steers, three years
old, 2 breeding sows and store pigs, a quantity of young cattle, superior
Ploughs, Harrows, Drags, 1 new wagon, “Patent Skenes”, sleighs, harness, a
general assortment of useful implements, and about 20 well-bred sheep. Also, 2,000 cedar stakes, and a quantity of oat and
wheat straw, &c, &c. Terms: — £3 and under, Cash; over that amount, 15
months credit on approved endorsed notes. Sale to commence at 12 o’ clock, noon. W. S. G. Knowles, Auctioneer September 14th 1853. |
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Farm for For sale in the For particulars, apply at the Advertiser office, James Carter 26th March 1854. |
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Farm to Rent The undersigned will be prepared to receive offers
for renting the clearing on the front halves of Lots 23 and 24 of Tenth Concession
of Puslinch, comprising 130 acres, with suitable house and buildings
thereon. The land is in good
cultivation and presents a desirable opportunity for a man of enterprise and
industry. Apply to: John McEdwards, Donald Campbell, Administrators Puslinch, June 15th 1854. |
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Farm to Let To be let, on favourable terms, East Half of Lot No.
22, in the 10th Concession of the Township of Puslinch, comprising 100 acres,
80 of which are in a good state of cultivation, with about 12 acres of Fall
Wheat. Good dwelling-house, a good
frame barn and sheds, and other suitable buildings on the farm. For further particulars, enquire of James McRobbie, on the premises Puslinch, December 5th 1854. |
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Farm for Within one mile of The buildings consist of a substantial brick
cottage, 40 feet by 36 feet, well finished, and a very good barn and
stabling. The orchard of choice young
fruit trees is just coming into bearing. For particulars, apply to Mr. Francis Marriott,
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For Steam Saw Mill With 372 acres of land The subscriber offers for sale his Steam Saw Mill,
situate on There are now in the yard over 1,000 first quality
Pine Saw Logs, and on the land Pine Timber of excellent quality to supply
several years’ sawing. The subscriber would also dispose of his Steam Saw
Mill on Charles Mickle Puslinch, 29th Jan 1855. |
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Farm for An excellent farm, beautifully situated 4 miles from
the Town of Guelph, by the Waterloo Road, being part of lots No. 12 and 13, on
the 5th Concession of Puslinch, near the Saw Mill lately occupied by Mr.
Duncan McLaren, consisting of 134 acres, about 70 cleared, well fenced, and
in good working order, with 21 acres of fall wheat. Between springs, two never failing creeks,
and the River Speed, there is water in every field. The buildings are good, consisting of a frame barn,
60 feet by 35 feet, and comfortable stabling underneath for horses, cattle,
&c., also a frame cottage with five apartments. For further particulars, apply on the farms to: Thomas and John Steel Puslinch, 6th of February 1855. |
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Farm for Lot 19, Fourth Concession of Puslinch, containing 100
acres, 80 acres cleared and fenced, and dwelling-house and out-houses erected
thereon, one mile from the Brock Road and five from Guelph. There is twenty acres of fall wheat in the
ground. Time will be given for part of the purchase money. Apply to the subscriber on the premises. James Allan Puslinch, February 23rd 1855. |
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Auction To be sold by auction on Tuesday, the 10th of April
1855, on the farm of Mr. James McRobbie, Farm Stock Viz: One mare in foal, 1 colt, 3 years old, 1yearling,
ditto, 4 cows, 4 heifers, 2 years old; 3 do. 1 year old; 1 steer, 1 year old;
11 sheep, 1 ram, 1 Terms — All sums under £1, cash; over that amount 10
months credit will be given on furnishing approved notes. Puslinch, March 8th 1855. |
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Land for A frame house having spacious apartments up and downstairs,
with two chimneys, a store, and other accommodations, and one square acre of
land, situated on the junction of Farnham Plains Road and the Brock
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For A house and lot in the ___________________ To Debtors and Creditors Persons having claims against the deceased or being
indebted to him are requested to effect a settlement within a month prior to
this date. George Weltzer September 19th 1855. ________________ House and Lot for There will be sold by public auction on Saturday,
the 18th of December next, on the premises, Lot No. 16 in the Village of Morriston,
comprising one fourth of an acre of land, on which is erected a frame house
one and a half stories high, quite new, the property of the late George
Diemert. Terms — One half cash, and the other half in ten
months from the day of the sale. George Weltzer Executor Puslinch, 14th of November 1855. |
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Timber for About twelve acres of most excellent hardwood timber
for sale, being chiefly maple and beech.
To parties desirous of having a good supply of firewood this is a rare
opportunity as the timber is situated on the side of a road that is good at
all seasons and within three miles of the town. For further particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises. W. G. G. Lowry, October 8th 1855. |
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Farm for The undersigned offers for sale a very valuable farm,
being parts of Lots 15 and 16 in the Fourth Concession of the Township of
Puslinch, comprising 100 acres of prime farm land in an excellent state of
cultivation, good fences, a large farm barn, a young orchard of 100 trees,
good garden, and the whole in a very desirable state for immediate
occupation. There are about 70 acres
cleared, a never failing stream runs the length of the land, and a fine
spring adjacent to the house. Terms liberal — for further particulars apply to the
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Puslinch Plains! W. S. G. Knowles will sell by public auction on
Thursday January 10th 1856, on the premises of Mr. Robert Cook, Puslinch
Plains, 4 miles from Guelph, the following valuable live and dead farming
stock, viz.: — 1 span of buggy horses, 3 years old, 1 span of mares
in foal, 1 foal, 5 milch cows, all in calf, 2 yoke of steers, rising three
years old, 2 fat oxen, if not previously sold, 10 ewes and 1 ram, 2 wagons, 1
thrashing machine and various other articles. Terms: — cash Puslinch, December 3rd 1855. |
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Farm for The subscriber offers his farm for sale, which is
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Valuable Farms for The subscriber offers for sale his two farms in
Puslinch, seven miles from Guelph, being the north half of Lot 11, in the 2nd
Concession of said Township, containing 100 acres of land, of which there are
60 cleared and well fenced. There is a
good log house and frame barn on the lot, and a very valuable orchard of
nearly 150 trees, with garden, &c.
Also, the south half of lot 10, in the 3rd
Concession, containing 100 acres, about 45 of which are cleared. A never failing creek runs through this lot,
which corners on the other one. Price for the Two Lots $6000, Two thousand of
which can remain until the end of four years, the balance to be paid previous
to that time, in such manner as may be agreed on. For further particulars, apply to: C. P. P. Hutchinson |
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Farm for For sale, a farm of 80 acres, about 40 of which are
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Pasture to Rent June 1st 1865. The undersigned is prepared to take in a number of
cattle to pasture for the season on the most reasonable terms. Jas. Cunningham Lots No. 9 and 10, 4th Concession, Puslinch Plenty of Water on the Premises |
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Valuable Farm for In Puslinch For sale, that splendid farm known as the McKenzie
Farm, situated partly in the 7th concession of Puslinch, containing 384½ acres, 270
of which are cleared and in the highest state of cultivation and are enclosed
with cedar rail fences. The balance of
the land is timbered with the choicest beech and maple hardwood, with
sufficient cedar and pine for fencing and building purposes. There are a number of never-failing creeks
running through the land, which makes it valuable either for stock raising or
grain. The orchard is one of the
best in the county, both as regards quantity and quality of fruit, there
being over 400 trees, all grafted and of the best quality of pears, English
cherries, plums, apples, and grape vines. The buildings comprise
two commodious dwelling houses, 1 bank barn, 4 other barns, stables, sheds,
driving shed, root houses, and all other necessary buildings for a
first-class farm. There are two
soft-water pumps and one hard-water pump. The land will be sold in
one or two separate farms to suit purchasers.
It is situated in the middle of the township, 6½ miles south of Terms: A good bargain
will be given as the proprietor is leaving the country. A considerable amount of the purchase money
may remain on the mortgage, as may suit purchaser. Title indisputable. For further particulars, apply on the
premises, or if by letter, post-paid to: Kenneth McKenzie Aberfoyle P.O. from the Galt Evening Reporter newspaper, circa January 26th 1870. |
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Credit April 17th 1872. There will be sold by Public Auction on Friday, the
26th day of April 1872, on Lot No. 24, Gore of Puslinch, near Crieff, the
following stock, et cetera, the property of the undersigned: 1 span excellent working horses, 1 breeding mare in
foal, 7 milch cows, calved and in calf, 1 yoke, 3 years old past, steers, 2
heifers, 2 years old past, 2 one-year old heifers, 1 grade bull 2 years old,
a number of sheep, 10 young pigs and 1 breeding sow, 1 wagon, 2 sleighs, 1 cart,
1 screw stump machine, 2 ploughs, 1 pair harrows, 1 fanning mill, 2 grain
cradles, pitchforks, dung forks, scythes, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms of sale — $5 and under, cash; over that
amount, twelve months credit on furnishing approved endorsed notes. Sale to commence at 11 o’ clock a.m.,
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Farm for March 5th 1875. Lot No. 34, in the 8th Concession, Township of Puslinch,
containing 100 acres, about 80 cleared, balance well timbered. There are two good dwelling houses and a
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Farm for October 9th 1876. Beaston Hills,
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For An Excellent Farm October 9th 1876. Being Lot 16, on
the 4th Concession, of Puslinch, four and a half miles from the Town of Guelph,
and known as one of the best farms in the Township, containing 100 acres, 90
cleared, in a high state of cultivation, free from stumps and stones, well
fenced with cedar rails, 10 acres covered with hardwood and cedar timber, an
excellent orchard and garden. A frame
house, nearly new, with 11 rooms, good cellar, outbuildings, and a plentiful
supply of hard and soft water. The
barn and sheds are frame and in good repair.
Terms of payment very liberal.
For further particulars apply to R. F. Maddock on the premises, Thompson & Jackson, Land
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First Class Farm in Puslinch November 13th 1876. Being front half of Lot 22, in the 9th Concession, 100 acres, 80 under first class cultivation, balance hardwood timber, yielding 45 to 50 cords per acre, 8 miles from Guelph, the best market town in Canada, and 6 miles from the Ontario Model Farm, 7 acres under fall wheat, 22 seeded down for hay, and 30 acres ready ploughed for spring crops. Buildings are unsurpassed for convenience and durability, consisting of frame dwelling house 1½ storeys high, 9 rooms, 36 x 24, driving shed 30 x 20, stable has a cement floor in form of a basin paved on top and intended to carry off all drippings into a cistern for liquid manure. Fences are first class, a picket one being constructed along the entire front of the lot, along which is also planted and now in the seventh year of their growth, maple shade trees. There are two orchards on the property, one of ¾ acres, bearing for a number of years, and the other of 6 acres, young healthy trees and bearing. The above will be sold at a great bargain, and is deserving the attention of parties in want of a capital farm in an excellent neighbourhood, close to market, school, post office, et cetera. Title indisputable, immediate possession. For further particulars apply to: F. J. Chadwick, Estate Agent, Herald Block, |
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Farm for September 12th 1878. Being Lot 30,
Front half of the 7th Concession of the township of Puslinch, containing 100
acres of first class land in a good state of cultivation, and having thereon
a two-storey stone house with stone woodshed attached, a large bank barn with
stone stabling underneath, and hard and soft water convenient to the
premises. Also, there is a good orchard
in full bearing and ten acres of hardwood bush. The farm is one mile from Morriston Post
and Telegraph office, and nine miles from For terms and further particulars, apply to Andrew Stahl, Morriston P.O., County of Wellington. |
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Farm for January 10th 1881. Being Lots 3 and
4 in the 10th Concession of the Township of Puslinch, containing 200 acres, 75
acres under cultivation, 30 acres of lowland have been cleared off and seeded
and will make an excellent meadow and pasture, a fine young orchard, barn 50
x 70, and all the necessary stables and sheds, roughcast house, eight rooms,
Venetian blinds, kitchen, stone cellar under whole house, hard and soft
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etcetera. ____________ The undersigned has been instructed by Mr. Jacob N. Cober to sell by public auction at his late waggon shop, lot 2, concession 3, Township of Puslinch, near Kribs’ Mills, 1½ miles from Hespeler, On Friday
October 26th, At 12 o’clock
noon sharp, the following property, viz.: 6 new lumber waggons, 1 old lumber wagon,
2 one horse waggons, 1 Democrat waggon, 1 new Portland cutter, 3 second-hand
cutters, 1 double cutter, nearly new, 3 new bob sleighs, 1 wood-work of bob
sleigh, 4 new long sleighs, 3 new poles for Democrat waggons, 1 Democrat gear
with wheels and pole, ironed: 2 large box
stoves, 1 small ditto, 1 heavy sewing machine, 3 new field rollers, 1
folding-seat buggy, 4 second-hand buggies, 1 new top buggy, 1 new waggon box
with spring seat and shelvings, a lot of team whiffletrees, ironed. 1 horse rising 5
years old, 1 “Royal George” colt rising 4 years old, if not previously sold. Terms: Sums of
$10.00 and under, cash: over that amount, 12 months credit will be given on
approved joint notes or 8 per cent off for cash. James Taylor, Auctioneer. Hespeler, October 11th 1883. from the Galt Evening Reporter newspaper |
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Farm for Tuesday January 2nd 1884. Lot 30, Front 8th Concession, Puslinch, 88 acres
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Hotel Property for Tuesday
February 12th 1884. In the village of Morriston, viz.: The Credit Valley
Railroad Hotel, centrally located in said village, and lately occupied as
such by J. B. Mitchell, and having all the requirements and conveniences
necessary for carrying on a large and profitable business. For terms and further particulars, apply to
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Auction Of Valuable Real estate in Aberfoyle and Morriston There will be offered for sale at the Market House, on Saturday the
28th of January 1889 at 2 o’clock p.m. No. 1 — That
property known as the Aberfoyle Mills, 4 rows built of stone and white brick,
water between 8 and 9 months a year, 52 H.P. Corliss engine, manufactured by
Inglis and Hunter, capacity from 80 to 100 bbls., one of the best wheat
growing sections. Distance from any
other mill, 7 miles, distance from Schaw Station, C.P.R., 3½ miles. There is also a brick building convenient
that may be used for oatmeal kiln, cider, or evaporating purposes. A good dwelling house opposite the mill,
store-house, stables, and sheds. There
is about 48 acres of land, more or less, including dam and water courses. No. 2 — A gore
lot adjacent to the Aberfoyle Town Hall, suitable for tradesmen. No. 3 — Village
lots 11 and 12, West side Dundas Street, Aberfoyle, half acre, more or less,
on which is a good frame dwelling house and stable, now occupied by Mrs.
William McDonald. No. 4 — A lot
about one quarter of an acre, more or less.
Frame house thereon, now occupied by Mr. Joseph Roach. No. 5 — A lot
adjoining No. 4 containing 1½ acres, more or less, suitable for market
gardening, the soil being a rich black loam, seven miles from Guelph. No. 6 — Thirteen
acres, more or less, in a good state of cultivation, in the village of
Morriston, to which is attached village lot 34, on which is a good barn, 30
feet by 60 feet. No. 7 — Village
lots 20 and 21, quarter of an acre each, on which is a fine orchard. The best building lots in the The above will be offered on the day, hour and at
the place mentioned, if not sold previously. Terms of sale —
Ten per cent on day of sale, the balance of half or four-fifths when papers
are completed, and the remainder may remain on mortgage at six per cent
interest payable half yearly, say for 3 or 5 years. R. B. Morison, Proprietor. James Taylor, Auctioneer. |
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The Morriston Hotel For April 17th 1893. As will be seen by advertisement, Mr. Edward Tyrrell
offers for sale his well-known and highly popular house, the Morriston
Hotel. This hotel has long been known
as one of the best-conducted and most largely patronized houses on the Brock
Road, and Mr. Tyrrell is selling solely on account of impaired health. This is an excellent investment for any man
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Morriston Hotel For Tuesday
July 25th 1893. Owing to failing health, this property with
fittings, furniture, etcetera, is offered for sale. Part of purchase money may remain for a
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Auction Of Farm Stock and Implements December 20th 1899. The undersigned has been instructed by Mr. Wm Rae to
sell by public auction at his residence, Lots 3 and 4, Gore of Puslinch, on, Wednesday December 20th 1899. At one o’ clock p.m. sharp, the following: Stock — one span
general purpose horses, rising four and six years old, colt rising two years
old, sired by Citizen, aged mare, 6 milch cows, supposed to be in calf,
heifer, three years old, supposed to be in calf, Durham bull, rising two
years old, 3heifers, rising two years old, 8 spring calves, 10 ewes, supposed
to be in lamb, Leicester ram, 3 ewe lambs, brood sow with litter at foot, 8
pigs, six weeks old, about 40 chickens. Implements —
Binder, Noxon make, horse rake, mower, seed drill, Noxon make, fanning mill,
Clinton make, lumber wagon, pair bob sleighs, 2 plows, 2-furrow gang plow,
disc harrow, set iron harrows, 2 sets wooden harrows, scuffler, turnip
pulper, sheep rack, pig trough, bag truck, set long tug harness, set single
harness, pair collars and bridles, and other articles too numerous to
mention. About 400
bushels of turnips. Terms — $10 and
under, cash, over that amount twelve months credit or a discount of 5% per
annum for cash. Turnips, pigs, and
chickens, cash. Above will be
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Farm for January 9th, 1907. 100 acres, lot 26, concession 1, Puslinch, a
first-class bank barn and a comfortable house. About 80 acres cleared, 15 acres hardwood bush,
and balance pasture, well watered, adjoining church and school. Will be sold reasonably to wind up the
estate of the late Alex. McIntosh.
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Desirable Farm for January 1907. Being lot 7, concession 2, Puslinch, containing 200
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Farm for January 1907. 150 acres in the |
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Farm for October 23rd 1907. Lot 11, Concession 8, 100 acres, more or less, about
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Has Sold Farm June 23rd 1910. Mr. W. A. Dickie, Puslinch, near the Lake, has sold
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Auction November 2nd 1915. The undersigned has received instructions from Mr. G. A. Hales to sell by public auction on his farm, Lot 3, Concession 8, Township of Puslinch, a half mile south of the O.A.C., on the Brock Road, on Wednesday November 10th, at 1:30 sharp, the following: Six (6) extra
fine Any person wishing good breeding ewes or ewe lambs cannot afford to miss this sale, as they are an extra choice lot and in first class condition. Terms of Sale ─ 6 months credit upon furnishing approved joint notes, 6 per cent per annum off for cash. James McDonald, Auctioneer. J. M. Duff, Clerk. |
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