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Temuka Leader, Issue 205, 2 December 1879, Page 2

K. F. Gray. IMPORTANT HALE AT TEMUKA ON FRIDAY, sth DECEMBER, 1879. Sale at One O'clock. ~7~ F. GRAY has received instru tions JA.. from the Trustees in the est,ite_ of James Bad ford, to sell by jHiblic auction on the premises, on the above date, The Equity of Redemption of that valuable property, being Sections Nos. S 8 aii(]| 93, having a i'ron'age on Woofl and Dyson streets, WalUflsforJ, consisting of two qu:irtcJa«flfe stations, with good large stable, and m (hereon. A If S 0 One spring f cart, nearly new, and harness Lot of good feed oats and .chaff, in bags Straw Stack and Hay Qusmt'ty orVLime,; tot j£of Lime Bags and quantity :of Cenient. One fine Tombstone Oiie iurg >. While Storm Quantity of other Tombstones, suitable for railing Hoop Iron Large quantity of Wood Patterns and Concrete Moulds Furniture and other effects Lot of splendid Fowls, etc., etc. K F. GRAY, Auctioneer. Maclean and Stewart. SEADOWN ESTATE. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. f jnHE Undersigned are ope'fi to treat for "_ the few reniaininupunsold SECon the abovi: Property. These Sections a%/equid to i.ny that h?.ve been already disposed of. 'or particulars, terms, &c, apply to MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT CANNINGTON, NEAR CAVE. [503 ACRES. T»,f A CLEAN AND STEWART ill have received instructions from Mrs M. A. Lindsay to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, .£* ON jf' SATURDAY, THE 20tii#DEOEMBER, At 2 p.rof, 'The following £♦ Valuable' Freehold Property, existing 0f.503 Acres Bituated-fegTOannington, near to Cave Railway Station, of which 80 acres are in Oats 35 do Whe.vt 50 do Fallow 20 do Bush And the balance in natural grass, surfacesown. The improvements consist of a substantial Four-roomed Dwelling-house, also Stockyard, &c. the whole being securely fenced and subdivided into two paddocks. Terms Easy. For full particulars, apply to C. BOWKER, Or MACLEAN?&3STEWART. Public NolLfientions. TEM U K A ANNUAL ;BOXING£DAYJ SPORTS, UNDER THE PATRONAGE ALEXANDROVINA LODGE, 1.0.0. F PROGRAMME—1. 150 Yaeds Race—ln heats. Ist prize 303; 2nd, 103. / 2. Running HighjJttmp—lst prize, 20s ; 2nd, 10s. f 3. 200 YARuaEAtfE.—Boys under 16. Ist prize, 15s/ 2n|, 7s 6d. j o-rv -v.-nrl; -d *. e —Handicap, let prize [ Pole —Ist prize, 20s; 2nd,lof. If 6. 100 Yaeds Mace —Girls under 16 years of age. lsjssprize,work box ; 2nd, 7s 6d. 7. Handicap Race —2 miles. Ist prize, 4@3 ; 2nd, 20s. 8. Handicap,!* Mile Race —Ist prize, 80s ; 2nd, 40s ;fgrd 20s. Fir; competitors or no third prize. Id. Sack Race —Ist prize, 20s ; 2nd 10s. 10. Boys Rack Undeh 12 Years—loo yards, 2 heats. Ist prize, 7s 6d ; 2nd, ss. 11. Tilting at the Ring.—Entries 5s each. Ist prize, 35s ; 2nd, 17s 6d. 12. Maeeied Women's Race. —Ist prize, silver tea-pot; 2nd, butter cooler. 13. lluedxe Race.—Over 8 flights of hurdles, 3 feet high, over water jump; quarter mile race (handicap). Ist prize, 60s; 2nd, 20s. 14. Oddfellows' Race, under 30 years. Ist prize, 20s ; 2nd, 10s. 15. Oddfellows' Race, over 30 years.—lst prize, 20s ; 2nd, 10s. 16. Cup Race.—For Oddfellows who win the first prizes in r.ices Nos. 14 and 15. To be handicapped. Two competitors, or no first prizes. Three competitors, or no second prizes. Entries to be made on the ground for all of the races, except Nos. 1,4, 7,8, and 13, -winch races are to be handicapped, and entries must be made to the Secretary, accompanied by the entry fee of 2s 6d, on or before the 24th INSTANT. Enteies :—Men 2s 6d ; Boys in Class 3, Is ; boys in Classes 10, free. Admittance at Gates :—Adults, Is ; children, free. The gates open at 12 noon, sports to commence at 12-30 o'clock SHARP. War. Rt. UPRICHARD, Seceetart. -ANTED-/TENDERSforPLOU«H--V V LNG from 'Eight to Ono Hundred Acres of La/d/on/ft? end of SEADOWN.' ESTATE, tfie/PlougTung to be four inches by twelve i/crjes,ithe work to be completed before thef $t NEXT. Tenders to bg sent in to A. 'Wilson, L nd Broker, Tejnuka, on or before WEDNESD \Y, jLOtk INSTANT.