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Temuka Leader, Issue 399, 11 June 1881, Page 2

; Wildie, Allan and Stumbles. NOTICE. f,r pKS&XLE OF SHEEP advertised for, T-- the 13th inat., at the WashdvlK is POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, flstb. nst. .- j . vVILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES| ' f Auctioneers. c •. Maclean and Stnvart. \OR SALE— • « J About 1200 Bushels SEED WHEAT, Velvet Chaff, guaranteed Pure. Price 4s per bushel, delivered in Timaru. MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. LEICESTER EWES. ..VACLEAN & STEWART IVI have for Sale privately Abojt 200 two.4ooth Pure Leicester Ewes, in lamb to Russell's , Champion Lincoln Ram. The above are a very Choice Lot. 30m MONDAY, 13th JUNE, At 2 pm, IMPORTANT SALE OF 3700 STOKE SHEE.?. 3700 AT WASHDYKE. -ACL EAN & STEWART have rece'ved instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the Waslidyke, on the above date, 1700 Meiino Wethers, fed on rape and turnips, three-parts fat 800 f-bred Lamb 3, a grand lot 1200 4,6, arid &-tooth Cross-bred Ewes,in Lamb to Lincoln Rams. • MACLEAN & STEWART, Auctioneers. Moss Jonas* MONDAY. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE OF ' SUBURBAN FREEHOLD SECTIONS, ON MONDAY, JUNE 13th, 1831. MOSS ~~J O N A S Has been instrueted by the tees in the Estate o2 Mrs Sarah Butler, to Sell by Public Auction at his Salerooms, Timaru, on « MONDAY, JUNE 13th, : 34 VALUABLE FREEHOLD. SUBURBAN SECTIONS IN THE TOWN- ' SHIP OF ATTENBURROW. Sections No. 38, $4, 40, 41, have Frontages on Elizabeth street, S* % tions No. 3J> and 40 being situate at Ihe corner of Elizabeth and William streets ; Sections No. 18, Vr» on or oo oft 9.4. 0,.k 26. 27. 28, 29, SO, 31, 32, 33, aod 34, with frontages on William street, Sections*'No. 19, 28, 29, 30, and 31} beiri ' cornor Sections; Sections No. 47, 48, and 49, have frontages on Edward street; Section No. 46 has a long front age on Sea View Terrace ; Sections No. 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, and 56, have frontages on Sea View Terrace. Section No. 59, containing Half an Acre or thereabouts, with a well : finished Seven-roomed Dwellinghouse, Out-houses, and other valuable 'improvements thereon, at present in the occupation of Mrs Butler. This Section has a FroDtage on Wai-iti Read, and pannot but be considered one of the most desirable 'Properties m the neighborhood, the view from this spot being one of the most charming in the vicinity of Timaru. Also. Section No. 54, containing 3 roods 12 perches, situate at the- corner of the Main South Road and Fraser street, Temuka. The Auctioneer has much pleasure in directing attention to the above, as the S.ile being quite unreserved, a splendid opportunity is now presented to small capitalists of obtaining really valuable building sites at reasonable prices. The locality being aowellahd favorably known, renders it unnecessary for the Auctioneer to dilate upon the many and peculiar advantages of the situation. Sale at 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS, Auctioneer, &o. NO RESERVE. VALUABLE IMPROVED.FARM, ... FREEHOLD. ? IO § S J'O ; N ;A % I hnslteceived instructions frofrTMr A. C. Rayner\> Sell by Public Auction, at his Timaru, on v / MONDAY. 13th JUNE, : , 100' Acres Freehold Land, being R.S. No. 10966*situateattheKakahu, and about \\x miles from Winchester, and\ad|oining the properties cf MessWEarl and Brophy Bros. " 'J\ ■ This desirable Farm is securely fenced, and subdivided into four paddocks, about fifty acres being laid down iri grass, the emainder virgin land, and all\>loughable, and well supplied/with water... VThereisa comfortable House, Stockyards;\and other improvements. This land being '[situate in | a part of. the. district noted as .'much for the excellence of the wheat produced as for the rich pasturage afforded by all land laid down in English grass, should receive the careful attention of all those deshirg a First-class Farm. Terms Easy. Sale af 2 o'clock. MOSS JONAS, ■..,., f ; Auctioneer. ASTE PAPER FOrWI.E; ■ TEMUKA LEApEif OFFICE.