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BAM FAIR. MAECH "24th, 1881. MS W. J. G. BLUETT, favored by instructions from C. Lewis, Esq., WILL OFF3TR 8 SHROPSHIRE DOWN BAMS, ei ike Ka-a Fair in Ohrigtchurch on the above r date. W. J. G. BLUETT, Auctioneer, (3-19 2154 Leeston and Solthbridge. (CLEARING SALE, MONDAY, 28th MAECH, ISBI, AT ELGIN, ASOBUBTON, OP LIVE AND DEAD STOCE. 'ESSES W. J." BLUETT, favored - with instructions from- J. Stanley Bruce, Esq., will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the above date, At the Homestead. Elgin. The whole of hia live and dead stock, as under — 4 stacks of hay, in splendid condition Small parcel of oats 54 pure-bred Bomney Marsh ewes 55 do do lambs 21 crossbred ewes and wethers 10 |-bred lambs 84 mcrico ewes 67 £-bred lambs 4 pare-bred Leicester rams, bred by W. Boag, Esq. 6 first-class dairy cows 9 head young stock 4 good working farm horses 1 upstanding harness mare, 5 yrs 1 first-class weieht carrying hack, bred by the late Mr W. Tod 1 lady's hack, Fairwater, by Nutwith out of Alice, by Figaro out of an imported mare, Hadee, very quiet Bluelight, colt, just broken to saddle and harness, will make a fast trotting buggy horse 1 Berkshire bow 6 young sows Set shaft and 1 set leading harness 4 sets plough harness 1 do trap harness English saddle and bridle English lady's saddle 2 valises 6 horse covers and horserng Farm dray and frame Trap Duncan's double-furrow plough Chaffcutter for horse or hand power, Beatall's patent fret, 2in iron pipe, and No. 6 Douglas pump, in good working order An 18 gallon copper boiler and furnace 1 201 t and 1 10ft Baltic ladder 4 and 3 horse trees, Avery's steelyards, 3001 b Large meatsafe, bacon pickling trough Large flour bin, dog kennel Harness and saddle rack Churn and dairy utensils, &c, &c. A large quantity of farm, garden, and other tools Large cucumber frame, cornsacks &c, &c, &0. Sale, 12 o'clock sharp. W. J. G. BLUETT, Auctioneer, 3-19 2155 Leeston and Southbridge. MB W. J. G. BLUETT has been favorad with instructions from ■ MB GEO. BURGESS, Who is giving up dairy farming, to SELL, AT HIS FABM, NEAR DUNSANDEL, OK TUESDAY, MABCH 29th, The whole of his CHOICE HERD OF DAIBY COWS AND YOUNG STOCK, comprising—--i f> FIRST CLASS COWS, in -j C% J 6W milk and in calf JL.&W O PRIME HEIFERS, springers Q 8") All these are YEARLINGS I by the pure- ' YEABLINGS I by the pure- < }-bred Bbort-«{ i I horn bull I -i f> I CALVES J Spreydon \\£k PURE-BBED SHORTHORN -1 BULL, bred by Mr Wm. J Watson, of Brookside. This bull gained Becond prize at the last Ellesmere Show.

OAA LONG - WOOLLFD QAA &\J\f BREEDING EWES £i\j\J Af\ FAT AND STOEE PIG 3 Afl TON OF PRIME CHEESE, . will be sold in lots to suit pur- j chasers HORN3BT PLOUGH,'single . furrow GEUBBEE, by Eainforth GBAS3 SEED STRIPPER SET HABBOWS DAIRY UTENSILS AND SUNDRIES. On account .T. Henry. -* BAT GELDING, Prince, 6 yrs BLACK DO, Star, 6 yrs GREY DO, Tom, aged BOAN DO, Boney, aged BAY MABE, Polly, 6 yrs BAY DO, Dimond, 3 yrs BAY DO, by Messenger, out of a Peer mare, firat-clasa hack, quite quiet I BLACK PONY, broken !to saddle, 3 yrs, suitable for a b jy to ride DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH, by Duncan, nearly new SINGLE-FURROW PLOUGH, by Hornsby SYDNEY DRAY : REAPING MACHINE, by Samuelson , LOT of HARNESS, Collars, L Hames, and Blinkers CHAFF CUTTER. No. 64, by Richmond and Chandler, quite new, never unpacked. On account of Mr John Hart. K MILCH COWS K HEIFEHS, springing IBULL, The Monarch, pedigree given -| HAOK, by the Chief. Extra stock will be taken in to this sale, but must be entered prior to day of. sale, either with Mr Burgess or the Auctioneer. Luncheon at 12 o'clock. Sale punctually at 1 o'clock. W. J. G. BLUETT, Auctioneer, 3-12 1825 Leeston and Southbridge. FOR. SALE, NINETY-THEEE TEARS' LEASE OF THREE ROOMED COTTAGE AND HALFACRE OF LANI>, IN LESoTON "R W. J. G. BLUE IT, favored with in- . structions, will OFFER The above PROPERTY for SALE, at the LEiSTON SALE, on APKIL Bth, 1881. W. J. G. BLUETT, 3-23 2316 Auctioneer. 40 ACRE FARM. NEAR SOUTHBRIDGE. R W. J. G. BLUETT has been instructed . by the Owner, TO SELL His FREEHOLD FARM of 40 Acres, with Iwo-roomed HOUfcE and Dairy, and 8 Acres of Leasehold. For further particulars, applv to W. J. G. BLUEIT, Auctioneer, 3-23 2327 Leeston. "R W. J. G. BLUETT, instructed by Messrs McGregor snd Wickliffn. will OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT THE LEESTON SALE, APRIL Bth. 1881. A VERY COM PA T FARM OF 200 AOKES ' Being R.S. 261 6 on the Acton Station, South Bakaia, about eight miles from the Rakuia Railway Station. The land is in good heart, having had only one crop taken from it. The improvements consist of a cottage ,atd six-stalled stable. The land is well fenced with live fences and two wiros, and is only one mile from the liver. Terms liberal. For further particulars, apply to W. J. G. BLUETT. Auctioneer, 3-19 2097 Leeston and Sonthbridgo.