Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Temuka Leader, Issue 701, 24 November 1881, Page 2

AULEAN & STEWART AUCTIONEERS, / STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, LAND BROKERS AND GENERAL COMM-M I SSION AGENTS( TIMARU / Weekly Sales at Kings Yards. Agents iov / London and Lancaskiki/ Insukance 00-mpany. / IMPORTANT/SALE PUREBRED SHORTOKN CATTLE, To be h:\A at the OTIPUA /ESTATE, THURSDAY, lothTdECEMBER, ISBI. */f AC L E a/n & STEWART J_VJL favored /with instructions from G. Or. Rn.-seli, E>q, Oiipua, will Sell ry Public Auction/ during the beginning of December (dar.6 will shortly be fixed)'.he whole- of Iris /Purebred Shorthorn Slud Cuttle, consisting of— Champion Shorthorn Bull ' Haslirjgs' (111/p'.l-tedj Champion Shorthorn Bull. 'Baron Hastings' Champion Shorthorn Bud -BroughtOu ' Ohanjpion Shorthorn. Bull ' E-ul of Beaconstield' Cliariipion Shorthorn Bull ' Buckingham ' Cha npion Shcrtbom Bull 'St Michael Cha uphill Shorthorn Bull 'St Andrew' ■JO I'ur-. bred Snorthorn Cows and Heifers 2.1 Crows in Calf and with. Calves at |oot to ' Hastings' 25 Cbu'a and Heifers by 'Hastings,' ih Calf 14 Hlir'ers by ' Hus'.mgs,' in Calf to '[Tudor 4o Sik months tc two-year-old Heifers, got by ' Hastings,'' ' Crusader.' and ' Knight Templar •' Mr Russell having determined to Sell the whole on Ins Stud Cattle, tl e above Sale an oppoitunity very rarely offered to Breeders, Dealers, etc., to obtain Shorthorn Cattle of both sexes, which are some of the Mr.est Blood obtainable in EnglaiM. Some of the Bulls, and a number of |he Cows, have been imported to thti Oupua by the present Owner, who spared no expense when purchiising them, and their Progeny have proved them all to be of the best breeding. The Medills and First Prizes taken at all the Shows during the last f.-w years by these Cattle now offered for sale, are a sufficent guarantee of their purity and quality. Catalogues, kith extended pedigrees, are in course of preparation, and will

shortly be issueil 'MACLEAN & STEWART, I Auctioneers. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AND ADVERTISE US. r<HE PROPRIETOR OF THE TEMUKA LEADER, Begs to Announce- that he REMOVED 'REMISES, MR WM. STOREY'S BUILDINGS, Opposite Batiklof New Zealand. SMITHFIRL D RELLMONG E RY, WINCHESTER. HAVING built ill new Fellmongery near Winchester, which is in charge of Henry E Srrmh, I am prepared to SORT and SOOURiWOOL on Reasonable Terms. I ROBERT SMITH. IE UNDERSIGNED is as usual a | J CASH PURCHASER of. WOOL, ! HIDES, and TALLOW at Ovari aod Kiikaliu. Farmers wishing to jtirj Clips and make large lots for Hope Shipments wiil be especially attended tj>. The Wool from the Qiari Wool "Works took First Prize at Ihe Great Metropolitan Show at ChristchnrchL and First and Secon I Prizes at Timarn. no!4 1 W. ENSOR. ROBERT WILKIN AND CO., \ Stratliallan i tieet, TIMARU, Are dow receiving th< ir New Season's Supplies r>f CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS, For Spdng Sowing. On Hand, and to Ami*— Fencing Materials of all descriptions I Barbed Wire, gah mised and painted Corrugated Galvai .ised Iron Oils and Paints Wool Packs, Corr Sack-3. snd Twine General Station Supplies Spirits, Bottled A e find Stout Farm «m<l Garden! Implements Water Rollers, all sizes Sols Agents for celebrated O.K Scotch Whisjkey. Liberal Advances mjide on WOOL and GRAIN For Sale in Colonial e>r Home Markets. RUNS AND FALMS IN SOUTHLAND FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS. THE Undersigned have FOR SALE in feouth'and— Run. of 15,000 Acres, partly stocked Run of 30.000 do do Run of 20,000 do do Liberal Terms can bo arranged with Farms varying from 70 to 1000 Acres on deferred payments; rich alluvial land that will grow f nra 4© to 80 bushels of Oats, and 40 to 50 bulhels Wheat; grows splendid Turnips ar?d (Brass. Price from £3 an acre. No mdney down. Seven years lo nay purchase money. luterest lit 5 and 6 per cent. \ . WILSON, TAME & CO., \ Auctioneers.