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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2425, 24 December 1880, Page 3

Wihllo, Alluii &Stumbles CATTLE AND SHEEP. AT PLEASANT POINT, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30,1880. WILDIE, ALLAN, A STUMBLES have been instructed to sell by Public Auction, at Pleasant Point, on Thursday, December 30, 1880, Hi Head Cattle, old, nearly fat 30 Head Cattle, 18 months to 2 years, well-bred and in good heart 100 Merino Ewes and Lambs Sale at 12 o'clock. WILDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES, Auctioneers. SHEEP. SHEEP. SHEEP. WILDIE, ALLAN it STUMBLES have for sale privately. tiOOO Merino Ewes, none over fullmouthed. 1000 Merino Wethers full-mouthed. 730 Merino Wethers, nearly fat, in the Wool. 550 Half-bred two-toothed Ewes and wethers 000 Merino Wethers, full-mouthed and shorn. The cross-breds can be delivered immediately and Merinos in February. WILDIE ALLAN A STUMBLES. Auctioneers, Timaru. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! SOUTH CANTERBURY WOOL STORES, Beswick street, Timaru. TO THE (FARMERS OF SOUTH CANTERBURY. WE beg to inform farmers and others that we intend to HOLD AUCTION SALES of WOOL throughout the season. We also beg to state that we are prepared to make liberal advances either 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. WILDIE, ALLAN A- STUMBLES, Auctioneers, Beswick street, Timaru. "PROPERTIES FOR SALE, by Private a Treaty by the undersigned:— 10 Acres Suburban Land; a grand site for private residence, and within ten minutes' walk of Post office. Half an Acre Section at Eairlie Creek; a corner, and tine business site. 1 Acre, situate at the top of Elizabeth street, together with dwellinghouse. For terms and further particulars apply to WILDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES. Auctioneers. WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES. WILDIE, ALLAN A STUMBLES will hold their next Sale at their Piooms, Beswick street, Timaru. on a date this month, due notice of which will be given. A large quantity is on hand, and further entries are solicited. WILDIE ALLAN, A STUMBLES, Auctioneers. Pitbli<! Notices. AVIES AND MURPHY, rjTHE CASH DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, NORTH ROAD. gy Yards New Print, 3i‘d, worth 7A<l, ONE MILE 271 yards Printed Cambric, s:}d yard. THE above Line is a portion of a Manufacturer’s Stock bought at 35 per cent oIT, and should be good value at BAd yard. | fV i I Ya»ds French Organdi Muslins 1 ( 44: (Plain and Fancy Colors), d yard. This Line is fully worth Also, Attila Twill Colored Sateens, Idra j Cloth, Quiltings, Pique, Ac. *> IV A Yards Colored Lustre, worth 0/4 10;(d, yard. Tl f \ Yards New Oatmeal Cloth, ioOU G:id yard I£\ Yards All Wool Satin Cloth (the . £ same as usua’ly sold at 2s Od and can be obtained in all the new ies), 12.R1 yd. f* «> pieces All Wool Beige (for everyth O days’ wear the Beige cannot be beaten, and will not shrink in washing) worth 15d. 3 Dozen Canton Si raw Hats, 7Ad each, worth 15d. ICELAND Aprons, trimmed (colors) 5d each, worth lOd. 27 Dozen -1-Button Kid Gloves, Is Old, worth 3s !)d, pair. 18 Dozen G-Button Josephine (black, Ist choice) 4s lid, worth ils Gd, 13 Dozen 8-Button Josephine (black, Ist choice), 4s lid, worth 15s, pair. *> Pieces Ribbon Velvet, Is piece of O'JL\J 18 yards. JgELTS, Solitaires, Dress Holders, Ac. 29 Pieces Longcloth,’ 30-in, 3s ( Jd per dozen. 1 CV A Y'ards Welsh Flannel, 12Ad JL | 4:0 yard, worth 18d. ■J s~\ Dozen S. Men’s Brown Cotton iU v_/ Sox, 0d pair. 1 fr' f\ Dozen Men’s Brown Cotton Sox, 40 U 0d pair. 17 Dozen Men’s Black Soft 2s lid, worth 4s Od. Felt Hats, I7IURKKA! EUREKA!! 80 7s od. Dozen New Shape BJack Soft Hats, cord and tassel, -Is ltd, worth 15 7s Od. Dozen Men’s Hard Felt Hats, new shape, square crown, 4s Od, worth Davies a murphy, the Cash Drapery Warehouse, Main North Road.