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Temuka Leader, Issue 269, 8 June 1880, Page 3

THIS DAY IMfrbRTANT CLEARING SALE V{/ LIVE and dead stock ■ ’ • AT MILFORD —NEAR ; THE BEACH, ON , : Tuesday, JtrNE 'sxH, 1880. ~WT F <3RAY has received instructions j\_ ; - from Mr W Broaden to sell by public auction on In's farm at, Milford, near the Beach,nm the above date, the whole of his LifiranchDead Stock, consisting of -■ .5 Draught horses * !■ Well-bred colt, jpy Talisman 1 Poily - - »: Cattle-.,:* ... 6 Milk #>w«|in fug profit and spring--9 Hca li F Shee agsheep 156 PipS wit so Ditto ditto, w 1 suckers _ _ 3-suckers each 2 'Store pigs Implc noents 1 Self-delivery reaping machine (Fooler) ■ A 1, BFDi*to Sdx-afdrmi burrows 1 Ditto wooden ditto ■ 2V Sets'.3-horse iroir plough swiu„l.- ' ... < trees ’ ” 2 Sets wooden ditto Harness' 2“Sets leading harness ; 3 sets plough " harness ; 1 »et shaft harness • ■, •- ALSu—--3 Large stacks hay, about 60 tons AA ,«840 .Bushels splendid barley, in four bushel bags ; 2000 bushels oats ’Sale at 11 o’clock sharp. - Luliclicon provided. ' / . , , K. F. GRAY', Audio c.cer. « Mr Brogden having determined to retire froin the farming business,ids entire stock .Twill be sold without the slightest reserve. - The cattle; sheep, and horses are in splendid condition and ; the implements are all good* • - - , ■■■■■■- Public Notifications. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. rpENDs; BS are invited for tlut EKECJ f TlO%nd of a Plans and spefeUuwroona may be seen at Mr Eseery’s South Road, to whom tenure nv st-Wisent not-later than TUESDAY EVEN IN GriJEXT, June 8 “T>wist or any u uder*not necessarily Sccepted. Valuable Herd Shorthorns, Pure B>c! Leicester She p, Clydesdale, t Q-ats, Hacks, Farm Im plemeuts, etc., OK WEDNESDAY, THE 9th, AND THURSDAY, 10th JUNE. J’ AS HART & WILDIE lirive been favor- <1 with i struct!-ms from HAI- Staley. E>q., to Sell by Public the Slumps Farm, Tciuuka, ■ * 'ON i. 1 •' .# NESi/AJT, the 9#, ANDTHURSjdNe, Containing 700 having 12 years WEDNES The Lea Acres id Rut THE Far Le lew SH 12 Ph 8* Bulls CATTLE, [lorlhom Cows, by pyal Gynne, Count |and other pure %■ ' . ■ 1-4 Pure-bUd Heifertkin calf to pure ' Bi#. "i -\ 6 PurdShortUorn Buli% 39 Shorthorn /Heifers, wed by John 1 /Grigg, Jpsq., out oraicked cows by,imported Bulls \ $ Well-bred, Heifers, sponging to calves ‘ f\± Heifers and Steers, 6 to 12%non(hs old* \ .. ~ • '• % DRAUGHT HORSES; \ 12 Clydesdale Mares and Geldings HACKNEYS; 5 First-class Hack». SHEEP. 10 Pure-bred Leicester Rams. Furm Implements of o>ery description. Harness, «fec. , Sale at 11 o’clock each day . Catalogues with pedigrees are in course •f preparation, and will be iasiied by ' JONAS, HART & WILDIE, T -v-——*— Auctioneers. The above list speaks for itself, and must convince all readers that this is one iof those rare' opportunities to purchase which to miss would speak a lack of judgiiieot ;-ae tbe lu rd of cattle have? been collected .with •infinite care ard judgment „as also the hor aes. The implements em- '■ brace thj n«w-st inventions, and the farm cannot ie ; surj >Wd for fertility, and is well improved. ; Il ls plentifully watered, ;and .‘ffiirds Bomenf tl»o4ieat_ paaturageiu ,th‘p district. Tif-oCASKILL & ROONEY, FELMONGERS, Tbmuka, and Sh-verstbeam f ./i i. Mackenzie Country* “Beg to notify to their friends and the public, prepared to give the HIGHEST CASH PRICES for WOOL sheepskins, Aides, and tallow ,: Tbey are now prepared to make arrangements for Scouring Wo«l at lowest current rates. All wool received for scouring will be placed on rail, and forwarded aeow ners may direct.