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Temuka Leader, Issue 263, 1 June 1880, Page 2

Pvhlic Notijicatiom. TUESDAY, 3st JUNE, ISSO. AT THE LEVELS RAILWAY STATION DRAUGHT HORSES, IMPLEMENTS. UNDER BILL OF SALE. AC LEAN AND STEWART have leceived instinct ions to Sell tty Public A action, on the above date, on the Fa"in, adjoining the Levels Railway Station, 4 Draught Mares / 4 Draught Geldings / 1 Hack v / 8 Sets Shaft aLd Beading Harness 1 Farm D' ay aim Frame 2 Tip Drays Y 2 D.F. Ploughs Saddle and Bridle 1 6-Hovse Wagon 1 Reaping Machine 1 Set 6-Lcaf Harrows 2 Sets Swing Trees 2 Tarpaulins. The above are to be Sold by order of the holder of the Bill of bale, and wiU be offered without the Slightest Reserve. Luncheon Provided. MACLEAN AND STEWART, Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OP live and dead stock AT MILFORD-NEAR THE BEACH, ON TUESDAY. JUNE Bth, 1880. K F GRAYlhas received instructions . from Mr V| Brogden to sell by public auction on bisfarin at Milford, near the Beach,, on thaabote date, the whole of Ids Live and Deal Sffftk, consisting of 5 Draught bosses 1 Wc'l-blpd c<lt, by Talisman 1 Pm. v \ \ Cattle 1 6 Milk cows in Bill profit and springing to calf \ 9 Head store cattle 11 First-cla.-s cahcs Sheep 155 Half-bred fat sheep Pigs 1 Fine sow, with 11 suckers 2 Ditto ditto, with 3 suckers each 2 Store pigs Implements 1 Self-delivery reaping machine I DF Plough (Henry and Findlay) 1 Ditto (Fowler) 1 SE Ditto 1 Set 3Teaf iron harrows 1 Ditto wooden ditto 2 Sets 3-horse iron plough swingletrees 2 Sets wooden ditto Harness 2 Sets leading harness ; 3 sets plough harness ; 1 set shaft harness - ALSU—--3 Large stacks hay, about 60 tons 840 Bushels splendid barley, in four bushel bags ; 2000 bushels oats Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. Luncheon provided. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. Mr Brogden having determined to retire from the farming business, liis entire stock wiil be sold without the slightest reserve. The cattle, sheep, and horses are in splendid condition, and the implements are all good.

Valuable Herd Shorthorns, Pure Bred Leicester Sheep, Clydesdale Horses, Hacks, Farm Implements, etc., ON WEDNESDAY, THE 9th, AND THURSDAY, 10th JUNE. JONAS HART & WIL DI E have b'*en favored wish instructions from H. J. Staley, Esq., to Sell by Public AuHion, at the Stumps Farm, Temuka, WEDNESDAY, ti DAY, the] The Lease of Hie Acres moif; or lo Run 9ih, ANDTHURSLOtd J (JNE ? a'hi Containing 700 having 12 years SHOR|HO|p CATTLE. 12 Piive-bfild Short horn Cows, by Regicme, SRoyal Gyniie, Count of Oxfonfc and. other pure Bull's I 14 |Pure-bred. Heifers,' in calf to Bails I 5 Pure Shorthorn Bulls 39 Shorthorn Heifers, bred by Grigg, Esq., out of picked by imported Bulls 9 Well-bred Heifers, springing caves 14 Heifers and Steers, 6 to 12 months old. pure John cows to DRAUGHT HORSES. 12 Clydesdale Mares and Geldings HACKNEYS. 5 First-class Hacks. SHEEP. 10 Pure-bred Leicester Rams. Farm Implements of e v ery description, Harness, &c. Sale at 11 o’clock each day. Catalogues with pedigrees are in course of preparation, and will be iasued by JONAS, HART & WILDIK, Auctioneers. Tiie above list speaks for itself, and must convince all readers that this is one of those rare opportunities to purchase which to miss would speak a lack of judgment ; as the held of cattle have been collected with infinite care and judgment, as also the horses. The implements embrace t'-e newest inventions, and the farm cannot i e surpassed for fertility, and is well improv d. It is plentifully watered, and a thirds some of the test pasturage in the d strim.