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Dunstan Times, Issue 833, 5 April 1878, Page 3

UNRESERVED SACK BY AUC TION.

TUESDAY, Till MAY, 1878, At 12 o’clock.

MESSRS. J. McDonough, White, mid Leslie, who are about to dissolve partnership, will Sell by Auction, on the above date, at their Farm, Buhl Hill Flat, near Alexandra—--45 Milch Cows, 3 to S year old. 11 Mist'd Sexes, 2 to 3-year old. 30 Yearlings. 1 Pure-hml Avr,shire Bull, 2 year old, hied by Messrs. Cargill and Anderson, Teviot Station. 2 Draught Brood Mares, with foals at foot, and iu foal to “ Glengarry." 1 Six-year old Draught Brood Marc, in foal to “Glengarry." 1 Four year old Colt 1 ’1 hree-year old Filly. 2 Three-year old Colts, by “ Sir Colin.” 1 Two-year old Colt, 1 Yearling Colt. 1 Four-year old Mare. I Saddle end light harness Mare, by “ Chorister.” 1 Saddle and light harness Mare. 1 Two-vearold Filly, by “ Rifleman.” 3 One-year old Fillies, hy “ Rifleman,” bay, with black points, a peifect match, well grown out of above mares ; (hey will make a first-class carriage pair, their dams being upstanding halfbred", and very fast trotters. 9 Pigs, fat, well-bred. Turkeys, Fowls, Ducks. Reaping Machine, back delivery, horse-power, Chaff-cutter (No. 4, Richmond and Chandler)* Thrashing Machine, two-horse power, Cultivator (Coleman’s), Corncrusher, No. 3 (J. Buncle), Weighing Machine, Grinding-

stone, Blacksmith’s Portable Forge, one Rifle, one Doublebarrelled Gun, Cart and Frame, Cart Harness, Four Sets of Leading Harness, Set of Equalising Swingle-trees, Ploughs, Harrows, etc., Spring Cart and Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Dairy Utensils, Two Churns, Butter Jars, Milk Dishes, Tubs, etc , etc.

The above Cattle are unquestionably the best lot of Dairy Cattle cv<r offered for Sale up-country. The greater number will lead by a halter, and stand to be milked without being baled up. The number of years the above firm has carried on dairying is a sufficient guarantee for the quality of their stock. The Cows will be milked up to day of sale, so that purchasers may rely on having them in milk (if not previously disposed of.) And also, 537 Acres of FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL LaND subdivided into Six Paddocks, with Sheep-proof Fences, 100 Acres of which are in English Grasses, situated at Bald-hi 1 Flat, within eight miles of Alexandra and thirteen miles of Clyde (the besc market for produce in Otago), and having a double frontage to the main trunk road. The Property is well watered by springs, and a water-race for domestic and irrigation purposes. The Improvements consist of Fourroomed Dwelling-house, Barn (2-story, 40ft by 20ft), 5-Stall Stable, Cart-shed, Milking Sin d (45ft by 18fr, dairy, fowl house, and all substautklly built of stone and fitted up with every convenience. The purchaser to have the option of taking a Stack of Oaten Hay, and Two A cres of Potatoes, at valuation. For further particulars apply at the Farm.

Terms CashA BUTCHERY BUSINESS, in connection with the above, doing a cood business, and with free Punt and Bridge can be profitably extended. J. Me DONOUGK & CO. WANTED AGENTS for the Dunstan Times Newspaper, published every Friday Morning. (Liberal Commission Allowed.) A A TED KNOWN the Duxsi an Times lias published with it weekly a Fourteen-Column Supplement, containing readable matter suitable to all classes and sections of the community. A NT ED KNOWN.—The Dunstan Times, from this dab', offers special inducements to Advertisers in the shape of moderate charges, j Applications for Agricultural or Doi ferred Payment I,eases, Applications :to Exchange Leases, or to Purchase Lauds he'd under Ljase, 13s Cd. Other Advertisements equally low. PRINTING in all its Branches executed at the Dunstan Times Office, Sunderland Street, Clyde. Thu most naedaro da&qpu Introduced.