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Temuka Leader, Issue 256, 13 May 1880, Page 3

JjH&inCfiS Ni -.tier*.' IMKl'Jin f/jJ • IVY OF FREEHOLD PRO PE 1! T Y. STOCK, ‘ IMPLEMENTS, GRAIN, etc., to be held on THURSDAY, the 13th MAY, 1880, at 11 a.m. MA CLEAN AND STEW ART have received itjMructions from Charles Simpson,- Esq/ Bla insie Farm Albury, to sell by puhne auction, on the above date, at the fumi, Tiie Freehold, Grain, etc. hereon, Consisting of—# 554 acres with/ all improvements, of which 150 acres me fallow, cross-ploughed 120 ~ stubble, first crop 30 ~ E glish grass 254 ~ natural pasture. THE STOCK consists of-~ 2 Draught man s 2 Draught Geldings 1 Hack mare, in foal, and with a foal it foot 1 Grey harness mare, in foal 1 Black hack, Billy 4 Milch Cerws, in full profit 2 heifers 150 Half-bred Ewes 150 Merino Ewes 100 Cross-bred Lambs IMPLEMENTS--2 Farm Drays, 1 Dog-cart and Harness 1 D F Plough, I D M Plough 1 bet Harrows 4 Sets Shaft and Leading Harness . '2 Tilters (Ri id am! Gray) Chaff cutter and Horse-power Saddles *-nd Bridles Blacksmith’s Tools, Bellows, Anvils, etc., ALSO--9 Stack Oats, estimated to contain about 3000 bushels 2 Tons Potatoes, 2 Tons Carrots,etc., Speci.l attention is called to the above sale. The laud is in a first class district, and is close to the Albury Railway Static.,, is well watered, and all very secun ly fenced, and subdivided into six paddocks. The buil ings < onsist of a good dwelling house, dairy with concrete flour, 12 stalled stable, sheds, stockyard, etc. The stock and implements are all of the very best kind, and the whole will he sold without the slightest reserve, on account of Mr Simon having determined to give up farming. Terms very liberal. Conveyances will run from Albuiy to the farm on the arrival of trains. ■■ *>• '-MACLEAN -A STEWA T. Auctioneers