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Temuka Leader, Issue 263, 29 May 1880, Page 2

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT CLEARING SALE. GOODWILL LEASE, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. / TON AS HART & j/l L 1)1 E rj have I\en favor d wiiß*" instructions In-H. .T S-aliv. E-m.. to £ell bv Public Auctioneers The Farm is undoubtedly one of the best, am! tin- Live Stnclc c-'nnnt be surpassed. Toe Cuttle have been selected at a great cost, am I" with rare judgment, from the best In-rds. M:i , at tl% JS-uiii, .'nil, iemuKa, daw to be%ia Ta\ LehseVf a Eflruif, ha' ing 12 years | WtWl \ y y’ 7-0 IjyidWiirSfcrei.FSllorillyrn Cattle, vSiiln jMTs|.ringing Heifers And cie vmo e lipßln l Live ami Dead Sroclt now on\lie Farm. Full pai th-ulars, and CdHilogues nmv iu cours.i of/"eparat.on, and will be obtain-

IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF FARM STOCK, ox THURSDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1830. ONAS, HART & WILDIE _ instructed by Mr John Brosnahan, who is giving up fanning, will Sell by Public Auction, on the Farm, Levels Plains within one mile of Spillare’s Hotel, 12 Draught Marcs and Geldings 2 do do United toJYouug Conqueror [fO oil 1 Thornngh-l'red Mare, Y to Casta way 1 wo-yoar-old Filly 2 Yearling C dts 1 do Fi ly 2 Foals 10 Head Ca'tle 1 Wa 2 Dra 1 'rin 1 S -t Fi 1 Corn C 1 D.F. Plough 1 R -a per Harness, Lov i stinted ler ■d Harrows (tc. S le at 12 o’clo Ic. Luncheon P. o' ide Mr Brosnahan having decide 1 to e up fanning, means to rHI the whole of h is St ck. with ntths slightest resave, and, being an old settler aid a g >.»' ; ndge, farmers and o'hera canno' d > bi t r th n attend his >a eto sup ly tlie wa FOR SALEJOR TO/ LEI. f? AN at WaitoifL teheed and In 1 down to English Grassa Fj|r terms. etc., apply to % 1 ORAM BROS, '|| Christ church.