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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 29, 1 June 1870, Page 4

FRIDAY, lOtu JUNE, 1870, A*:l2 o'clock, 83T Impoetant and Unresebved Salb .""OF Prime Fat Bullocks, Dairy Cattle k, &c, &o. J< iroodger's Yards, Cromwell.

yy J. BARRY has been favored •with. • instructions from Richard Lancaster, Esq., of the Beaumont, to Sell by Public Auction ori the above date, without the slightest reserve, a mob of splendid Fat and Dairy Cattle, consisting of—--80 PRIME DAIRY COWS, in full milk and about to milk. With and without Calves. 20 Two and Three Year old HEIFERS, near calving, and all hand-fed. 20 From One to Two Year old STEERS and HEIFERS (mixed). 30 Head of PRIME FAT BULLOCKS, provincial bred. The Auctioneer can with confidence state that auch a splendid mob of Cattle as this has never teen offered in the np-country districts. The Cows have all been selected by the most competent judge in the province for dairy purposes ; and the Bullocks are in splendid condition, and fit for the butcher. The whole will be positively sold to the highest bidder, without the slightest reserve. Suoh an opportunity for securing Prime Dairy and Fat Cattle seldom occurs, and the Auctioneer trusts that Mr Lancaster's enterprise in bringing such a splendid mob to tna district for absolute Bale will be duly recognised. Terms at Sale.

New Advertisements. WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUB NEXT. Saturday, 4th June, at 2 o'clock. at goodgeb's sals yabds. cbojiweli* DAIRY 0OW8! Important Sale at Cromwell, without the elightest reserve J MR D. POWELL has received instructions from Messrs A. M'Laren & Co., of Tokomairiro, to sell by public auction, at Goodger's Sale Yards, Cromwell, ou Saturday, 4th June, at 12 o'clock, without the slightest reserve, about IAO HEAD Quiet, Broken-in DAIRY COWS, in Calf, or with Calves ax poot. Tho Auctioneer can confidently recommend the above as some of the best stock ever imported into the Cromwell district, and as being well worth the attention of intending buyers, Terms at Sale.—No Reserve ! Wednesday, June 8, at 1 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. FARM, (Thoroughly Fenced), DWELLING HOUSE, Draught and Saddle HORSES, Dairy Cattls, Fruit Trees, &c, &c. ly R GEORGE FACHE has been favored with •*•*•*■ instructions from J. D. Feraud, Esq., J.P., to sell by Public Auction on Wednesday, Bth J use, at 1 o'clock sharp, without the slightest reserve, That very Valuabb and Desirable Property known aa the WAI KERI KERI FARM, consisting of 200 Acres of Land, under a self-grown crop of oats. The ground is all substantially fenced—one portion with sods, and the remainder vtlth iron- standards and seven wires. Together with— TheFouK-ROOMDwELUNG-HousE, Stabling and Outhouses erected thereon. Also, Of) HEAD First-clasa QUIET DAIRY M CATTLE; £ HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, and a few first-class SADDLE HACKS; and a Lot of other Property. Immediately after the Bale of the above, the Auctioneer will offer for sale, at Montk Christo Farm, Clyde, about 200 Dozen Fruit & Forest Trees, from two to four years old. The Auctioneer has great pleasure in drawing commend the attendance of parties seeking a homo and a sure fortune, attention to this sale, and he can confidently reN.3.—The purchaser of the Farm will have the opportunity of being supplied with agricultural implements at town prices. \ FOR SALE, \ an Express wago.o with Tilt, Bows, and Break. ! |f™ HORSE and HARNESS, together or Apply :• t.e. OmcE of Tins Pimt.