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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2402, 27 November 1880, Page 3

Wiltlio, Allan A Stumbles WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! SOUTH CANTEBBUBY ’WOOL STOEES, Beswick street, Timaru. TO THE FABMEBS OE SOUTH C’ANTEEBUEY. WE beg to inform farmers and others that we|intcnd to HOLD AUCTION SALES of WOOL throughout the season. We also beg to state that wc arc prepared to make liberal advances cither upon the ensuing clip, or upon any Wool consigned to our care for sale. Every means will be taken to ensure the best market rates, and in the event of owners limit not being realised, arrangements have been made to ship to London for sale on their account. Account sales will be rendered promptly. WJLDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES, Auctioneers, Bcswick street, Timaru. WILDIS, ALLAN A STUMBLES Beswick Street, Timaru. Auctioneers, Wool Brokers, Stock and Station Salesmen, Landani General Commission Agents. Auctions Conducted in Town or Country. At all Public Saleyards, and at their private Yards. Their Business will include the Sale of Live tock and Land, the Management of Estates for absentees, and transact the Business generally of Land,Estate and Commission Agents, They will hold weekly sales of Horses on every Saturday at their Yards, Beswick street. Eogular Sales of Skins, Hides, Ac., and Periodical Sales of Wool throughout the season. Liberal Advances made on Stock or Property of any kind placed in their hands for sale, thcr by Auction or privately WJLDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP. ALLAN A STUMBLES * * have for sale privately. 2000 Two-tooth Cross-bred Ewes and wethers HOOO Merino Ewes, none over fullmouthed. .1000 Merino Wethers full-mouthed. The cross-breds can be delivered immediately and Merinos in February. WILD IE ALLAN A STUMBLES, Auctioneers, rpi-IE UNDEBSIGNED HAVE FOB J_ SALE PBI VAT ELY— At their Stores, Beswick street, Timaru, Potatoes Chickens’ Corn, and Flour. WILDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES. Beswick street, Timaru. .I*nl>li<* NoHces. JOURNALS. 9 if oe 3 LEDGERS. 3 d “I eH CASH ROOKS. SALE KOOKS, ETC.; Baled A Bound to Order. 5 I * 5 5 5 TIM AB U RE(iA TT A TO ke meek on TII ÜBS DAY, DECEMBEB 10, 1-SSO. President; F. Archer, Esq. VICK-l’l! ESII»KST I E. Smith, Esq. .1 rnoE : Captain Mills. Starter: .). Hill, Esq. Committee : Messrs M. .Jonas, B. Stanscll, T. Chapman, S. Camming, P. Bradley, S.E. Graham, M. White, J. King (Secretary.) A Procession of all Boats competing in the various events will start at 11 a.m. sharp. PBOGBAMME, 1. Banking Service Wiialekoat Bait:, Five Oars —Confined exclusively to Landing Service Men and Boats. Distance, d miles. 2. Amateur Four-Oar Back. Boats not to exceed 2.1 foot in length and to be steered with rudder. Distance, 2.1 miles. i). Scullers’ Back (in inrigged boats). Distance, 1.l miles (all comers). I. Pair-Oar Back (Inkiggek Boats) Hankicak. Distance, 2 miles. .1. Champion Back Handicap, open to all comers, and all boats pulling four oars and over. Distance, 1 miles. Nominations, 10s ; entrance, .Is per oar. I). Sculling Back, open to ail cornels. Distance, 1 mile. 7. Pair-Oar Back, in stump outriggers. H. Volunteer Back, in Landing Service Whaleboats pulling live oars. Open to members of the Bocket Brigade and Fire Brigade, and Artillery Corps, to bo pulled in uniform. Distance, 2 miles. 1). Sailing Back (in open boats). Time allowance and distance to be arranged by the Committee on tlic day of sailing 10. Tun B-ace. A special prize will be given to the most comically dressed tubman. 11. Duck Hunt. 12. Greasy Bom. sprit. Two boats to start, or no race. Three to start, or no second prize. Entries for champion Bace, giving name and dimensions of boat, to be sent in not ater than S p.m. on Dec. Ist Entries for Nos. 1,2, H, 1, (>, 7, H, 9, to be sent in not later than H p.m. on IHth Dee. For Nos. 10,11, and 12, post entries. The Committe reserve to themselves the right to disqualify any boat. The Prize List will be published shoitly. J. L T. KING, Hon. Secretary.