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Temuka Leader, Issue 405, 25 June 1881, Page 2

K. F. Gray. MONDAY. \ CLEARING SALE \ OF l\ve a:?d dead stock, \ AT \ WAITOHI FLAT, \ ON MONDAY, IJUJTB 27th, 1881. KF. / G R A Y has receiveJd instructions from Mr W. A. Allen tq Sell by Public Auction on the Farm, Waitohi, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of—--2-. First-class D/aught Horses, 5 Milk Cows (in full profit and in calf), '4 head Cattle, 2 two-year-old Heifers, 4 yearlings, 26 Pigs, 50 Fowls \ Implements— \ 1 Reid and Gray\Ti!ting Machine, tS F. 1 three-horse Pray \ 1 D/B. B.L. Gun \ Dairy Usensils \ Husbandry Tools \ I etc., etc., etc. I Sale at 12 o'clock., / No Reserve. Luncheon Provided. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. Wildie, Allan and Stumbles. THIS DAY HORSi'.S, DRAYS, HARNESS, ETC., ON SATURDAY, 2Gth JUNE, XSSI. [TILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES f V have been instructed to oell by Public Auction at their Saleyarde, Timaru, ON SATUPvPAY, 26th JUNE. 1881, 7 Staunch Draught Marea and Geldings 1 Dr.y 4 First-class Hacks Harness, etc., etc. Sale at 11 o'chick. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES. Auctioneers. TO FARMERS, INVESTORS, AHD OTHERS. -TTILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMBLES \\ have been instructed to S'dl by Private Treaty, A very compact Farm, comprised in A<-res, situate at Kakahu, securely fanned (live fence) nnd sub-divided in!o Ih.ree Paddocks; the land is very fertile and has n large frontage to the Kakahu rivjr ; 50 A' res in Rope and **•***-$»: Turnips, balance in Native Grass. There is also a litt'e Bush on the firm, sufficient for futcing nitd firewood. This farm !)• ing.centrally situated, bounded by good "*" ronds leading to Pleasant Point, . r*T, Temuka, and Geralditie, offers ;i splendid opportunity for proftt- '"" able investment. rr*< J- ■ Terms very Easy' WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES.