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Temuka Leader, Issue 400, 14 June 1881, Page 2

WUdie, Allan and Stumbles. FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES, f I \BE Undersigned haye far SALE; pru I vately upon Liberal Terras, several valuable BUILDJNG SITE;?., sHuatain. the suburbs of Timarii, Full particulars on application. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Auctioneers. SKINS, WOOL, HIDES, &c, ON THURSDAY, 16ti* JUNE, 1881. -TILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMELES / will Sell by Public Auction at their S»leroom3, Timaru, on THURSDAY, 16th JUNE, 1881, A large Dumber of Skins, Hides; also, Wool and Eat. Sale at 1 o'clock. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Auction mm. PLEASANT POINT MONTHLY SALE, ON FRIDAY, 24th JUNE 4 18,81. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES have been instructed to Sell by Public Auction at Pleasant Point, on FRIDAY, 24th JUNE, 1881, 70 Head Store Cattle, different ages 14 Cows, in profi,t and in calf. i 12 Head Fat Oattle, etc., etc. Sale at } oMockWILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, Auctioneers. HORSES, DRAYS, HARNESS, &c, OS. SATURDAY, 18th, JUNE, 1881. WILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMBLES have, been instructed to S -11 by Public Auction nt their Saleyards, BesVickstreet, Tiniiru, on • SATURDAY, 18th JUNE, 1881, 7 Staunch Draught Mareß and Geldings 4 First-class Hacks 2 Drays D.F. Plough, Harness, etc. Sale at I,\ o'clockWILDIE, ALLA N & STUMBLES, Auctioneers REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SALE OF yYE STOCK, AT WASHDYKE YARDS, ON MONDAY, 20th JUNE, 1881. [TTILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMBLES W hnve been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at the WASHDYKE YARDS, ON MONDAY, 20th JUNE, 1881. 40 Head Store Cuttle, 2 to 3 years 10 Head Fat Oattle, prime 7 Cows, in Milk or Springing 200 Prime Sheep Horses, Pigs, etc., etc. Srtle at 2 o'clock. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES. Auctioneers. TO FARMERS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS, ,-TTILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES W have been instructed to Sell by Private Treaty, A very compact Furm, comprised in 272& Acres, situate at Kakahu, securely fenced (live fence) and sub-divided into three Paddocks; the lami is very fertile and ha 3 a large frontage to the Kakahu rivvr ; 50 A<res in Rape and Turnips, babmcp in Native Gras*. There is also, a litfc'e Rush on the farm, sufficient for fencing and firewood. This farm b'iug ce - trally aitunted, bounded by gnad roads leading to Pleasant Point, Temuka, and Geraldine, offers n splendid opportunity for profitable ii]VCß.ttueilt. Terms very Easy WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES.