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Temuka Leader, Issue 379, 26 April 1881, Page 2

Mao lean and Stewart. ACL EA N & STEW AR T AD CTTONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, LAND BROKERS/AND GENERAL COMMMISSION AGENTS, TIMARU. _J I Weekly Kiiig’s Yards. Agents for I/onhon and Lancashire Insurance QbMPANY. • ■ • • ; t ; TIMARU, 30th APRIL. TIMARD/HORSE LAZAAR. THOROUGHBRED COLTS, EILLIES, AND HACKS, MA C L e/a N & ST E W ART instructed by Messrs Cook and Riiine, will Sell by Public Auction, at tlieir Yards, on above date, 4 r ' i-iist-class web bred Colts, Fillies and Harness Horses, The above are all o.ut of good Mares by Thoroughbred Horses, and are all broken harness and saddle. Catalogue glare in course of preparation MACLEAN AND, STEWART, ' f ' Auctioneers. 1000' MERINO EWES. PLEASANT POINT YARDS. Maclean and stewart will Sell by Public Auction, at Pleasant Point Yards, on a day to be fixed shortly—--400 Merino EWES, fat 600 . „1 ~ good stores. MACLEAN & STEWART, 5 Auctioneers. LINCOLN AND LEICESTER RAMS. For sale or to let - 10 Pure-bred Lincoln Rams, 2 and 4-lopth 15 Pure-bred Leicester Rams, 2 and 4-topth. The Lincolns|were bred by the late P. H- Russell, Esq-, Otipua, and the Leicester.-! by John Grjgg, Esq., Lougbeach. MACLEAN & STEWART, ?; Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE TO THE IPUBLIC. THE Undersigned have received instructions from tiie Owners to Sell by Public. Auctioh, on a date to be named in future advertisement, THE TOWNSHIP op SCARBOROUGH, When an opportunity will be afforded to per sons requiring First-Class Villa Sites in one of the healthiest and best situated localities in the Southern Hemisphere. This Township, laid out in HALF AND ONE-ACRE SECTIONS, is distant under ‘it wo miles south from Timaru, on the MAIN TRUNK LINE •-F RAILWAY, on a block of beautifully undulating country, a few hundred’! yards from the seashore, and within Jjfive minutes by rail from the rising City of Timaru. At present there is a go-lid Macadamised road leading on to the Lapel from Timaru. This Site was selected for a Township by the. former pro|rietora many years since, and was purchased by the present proprietors, at a high| value, who h i,ve now placed this First-class Property in the market without the -slightest reserve. Lithograph- d Plan| of the Sections an i fuller particulars mavlbe had at the Office of the Undersigned on application. MACLEAN Ax| STEWART, jj Auctioneers, i Timaru. I

ll' ildie, Allan and Stumbles. TO-MORROW IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE Ob 1 LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLE-I MENTS, &c., ON 1 WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1881. TXTILDTE, ALLAN AND STUMPLES VV Lave been instructed by Mr Geo. He’em, who is leaving the district, to Sell l>y Pub ic Auction on the Farm, Fairfield, Waihi Bush, on WEDNESDAY, 27tu APRIL, 1881, The whole of his LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, & c. , Couipri -sing—--4 Draught Horses, Mares and Geldings, young and sound 2 Two-year-olcs 2 One-year-olds 2 Lady’s Hacks 2 Gentlemen’s Hacks 1 Brood Mare Hack, in foal 1 One-year-old Colt 1 Three-year-old Filly, unbroken. CATTLE. I*2 Milch Cows, in milk and springing 6 Springing Heifers 8 Steers, four and three years old 12 Two-year-old Steers and Heifers 20 Year-olds and Calves 1 Pedigree Bull 2 Breeding Sows, in Pig 10 Wean era 4 Porkers. POULTRY. 10 Turkeys, and a number of fowls. Also a few Fat Sheep. IMPLEMENTS. 2, D.E. with all fittings 2 S.F. Ploughs 2 Sets Harrows I Farm Di ay 1 Tip Dray Cart and Plough Harness 2 Gents’ Saddles and Bridles 2 Side-saddles and Bridles Dairy Utensils Lots of Sundries. WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1881, At 12 o’clock. Artws QrnTTM'RT.TfiR