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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 98, 26 May 1876, Page 4

ATTCTIOST SALES THURSDAY, JUNE 1. •i RIGOR, MAITLAND, & CO. havej received instructions from Mr John Dalziel, Farmer, K*ihika Bu*h, to sell £by auction, on Thursday, June 1, at i o'clock, on the ppremis s, 120 h»lf.hred Ewes. 4 to 6-toofh 100 half-bred Hoggets, 2 to 4 tooth 100 half .bred Lambs 3 draught Mares I ridirg Pony Colt, draught, rising 2 yrs 1 Filiy, 2 yiii draught 1 draught Foal 1 d mble-f urrow Plough 1 Farm Cart Large No. 4 Chandler's Chaffjutter. Mr Dalziel having sold his Farm, the Stock will be sold wl hout resi r ?e. a 139 Terms at sale. TUESDAY, 6m JUNE, ~" At 2 o'clock. /~1 RIGOR, MAITLAND, & CO. will sell at their Yards, Balclutha, on the above date and hour, On account of R. M'Kay, Esq. 30 Head fat Cattle. On account of Win. Griffith, Esq. 8 Quiet dairy Cows, springing On account of George Scott, Esq. 4 Short Horn bull Cowe, with pedigrees 200 Fat half bred Sheep On account of Wm. B lird, Esq. 50 Half bred Lambs. Settlers are requested to bring forward any stock they may have for sale, when every attention will be given by the Auctioneers. a 155 BY PEIVATE CONTKACT. Q.RIGOR MAITLAND & CO, Have received instructions to sell by private treaty, SECTION L, Block XVII, Town of Balclutha, coEsisting of about 7 Acres, The property ia well known as Mason'B Padddock, and will be sold on easy terms. , For particular, apply to THIS AUCTIONEERS, all 7 Balclutha. "POSTPONEMENT OP SALE. In consequence of the incleme cy of. the weather, Messrs J, & A, Gray have been unable to muster their stock. The sale will therefore te postponed until Wednesday, 14:h Jane next. WEDNESDAY, 14 ra JUNE. At 12 o'clock. CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, &c. OATS, IPOTATOES, -WOOL, &c, &c. T)HILP, HENDERSON, & CO. are favored with instructions from Messrs J. and A. Gray to sell, by suction (per J. A. Henderson & C 0,,) at their Farm, Summer Hill," Kaitangata, on Wednesday, the 14ih June, at 12 o'clock tharp, Without Reserve, Messrs Gray having determined to dispose of the following surplus stock — 7 Dairy Cows 13 Head Steers and Heifers, 6ome cf wbich are prime fat 10 Head s,year old Store Bollocks, in excellent condition 500 Half and three-quarter bred Lambs 100 Half bred Ewes and Wethers 100 Fat Merino Ewes and Wethers 3 Draught Horses 1 Light Harness Horse , y Double P-ough (almost new,) Fanners, Harrows, tmall Flour Mill 800 Bushels Oats 20 Tens Potatoes 2 Bales Wool Fruit Trees, &c, &c. Luncheon Provided. a 149