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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2971, 3 October 1882, Page 3

Maclean Sc Stewart. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, At 2 p.m. Maclean and stewart, will Sell by Public Auction, at their BoomF, ON THE ABOVE DATE, The following Properties, On account of the Dunedin Finance Company, Lot No. 15, being part of B.S. No. 2302, containing 26 perches, corner of Greek street and Avenue road, Bt. John’s Wood, Together with A 2-roomed Cottage thereon, Also— Goodwill of Corporation Lease of Town Section No. 169, having 14 years to run, at a yearly rental of £6, with Buildings thereon, consisting of a 6-roomed Cottage, situate in Heaton street, containing |- Acre. On account of the Trustees in Shepherd’s estate, Section No. 5, containing 31 7-lOths Perches, fronting on Henry street off Wilson street, at back of Mr B, Stansell’s, Wai-iti road. On account of Mr Duncan Scott, Section No. 22, as per plan of Fareora Estate, containing 178 Acres, of which 150 Acres are in Wheat, 14 Acres in Oats, 14 Acres English Grass, Ring-fenced and watered. The Crop on the above Section is looking splendid. On account of the Owner, R.S. 25376, containing 176 a 3r sp, Fenced and partly Cropped, adjoining the Cave Railway Station. On account of the Owners, Section No 1, Apsley township, Waiiti Road, containing 1 acre 2 roods 11 poles, fenced and planted Siil trees. Section No 21, Marchwiel Estate, opposite Mr Belfields gate, Main South Road, containing 3 roods ,28 perches, fenced and planted ’ : with trees. ’ " MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. WINCHESTER FAIR, THURSDAY, OCT. 6. MAOL BAN AND STEWART have received' instructions lb Sell by Public Auction as above—--800 Prime Pat Half-bred Wethers 200 Prime Fat Cross-bred Sheep, ■ Also— Pat and Store Cattle. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers.

FRIDAY, OOT. 6. PLEASANT POINT. M’ AC L BAN . AND STS WAR T have received instructions to Bell by Public Auction, as above— Fat and Store Cattle Pat arid Store Sheep Dairy Cows, &c. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7th. At 2 p.m. Maclean and stewaeT, will sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, • OH THE ABOVE DATE, On account of the Trustee in the estate of Hector McDonald, Lots Nos 18, 14, and 18, part of R.S. No 15572, Sootston Farm, 5 miles ; from. St Andrews, containing 2 roods 18 poles, with well built House of 5 rooms and storeroom. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. TIMARU HORSE BAZAAR, ANNUAL SALE OP CLYDESDALES AND THOROUGHBRED ENTIRES. WILL BE' HELD IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE PARADE. Ttyf AOLB A N &, S TBWART JIvJL , have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction at Yards on the above date, immediately after the Parade, the following Entire Horses:— i * On account of Mr John Maofarlane— Prince Humbert, by Young Prince of . , Wales, dam Olutha. On account of Mr J. 0. McKerrow— The Teller, Biyearfold, by Banker, dam Bell, On account of the Trustees of the late Mr Cramond - Young Royal Conqueror, by Royal Conqueror. * On account of Mr Jas. King— r Sir Richard Wallace, by Fowler’s Wallace, dam Jessie Haddo, On account of Mr Stewart— Young Sir Colin, by Sir Colin, dam Wellington Mare, " On account of the owner—The celebrated imported American Stallions, Corbett, 2-year-old BUI Allen, On account of Mr Macdonald— Rarkaway, by Messenger, dam Jessie. On account of Mr Samuel Msnson— Glencoe, by Prince of Wales, dam Empress. On account of Mr Alex Copeland— Black Leg by Young Conqueror, dam Kate Fnll particulars, with Pedigrees, &0., of all the above Horses at the Sale. Owners of horsesj desirous) of ‘selling are requested to enter with the Auctioneers as early as possible, as the horses will be Sold as they are entered. MACLEAN & STEWART. Auctioneers. Notices SEED. SEED, SEED. . TARTARIAN, Danish, and Canadian Seed OATS, Chevalier BARLEY, and Perennial RYE GRASS.' Also. Primri Tuscan WHEAT can be obtained from WM. EVANS, Grain Merchant, Timaru. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE Association’s Seventeenth ANNUAL SHOW of STOCK, &0., will be held on the Association’s Grriunds, Waiitißoad.

OH TUESDAY, 24th, and WEDNESDAY, 25th OOTOBBB, Consisting of Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Pigs, Dogs, Poultry, Dairy and Agricultural Produce Implements, Wool, &o. Prizes amounting to £7OO ■will be given in Pieces of Plate, Gold and Silver Medals, and Cash. For Particulars see Posters. Programmes may be obtained on application to the undersigned. P, W. STUBBS, Secretary*