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Temuka Leader, Issue 1084, 17 March 1883, Page 2

K. F. Gray. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH. 21st, 1883. F. G R A Y has received instructions from Mr Allot to Sell by Public Auction at his Farm, near Temuka, THE WHOLE (.F HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of Dairy Cows 3*year-old Steers and Heifers 2|-ye>ir-old Steers 2-year old Heifers Yearlings, mixed Calves Merino Ewes Leicester Ewes and Hoggets Lambs Gelding, 3 years old Filly, yearling Fat Pigs. 20 9 9 5 21 7 65 47 76 1 1 2 20 9 9 & 21 7 65 47 75 1 1 2 IMPLEMENTS. 1 2-borae-power Chaffcutter, complete and in good order; 1 D.F. Plough, 1 Set 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Large Barrel Churn, Milk and Cream Pans, Bucket, Weights and Scales, 2 Kegs Salt Butter, 16 Sacks Potatoes, 20 Tons Mangolds, a Large Quantity of Sundries, etc., etc., etc. Also, Goodwill of Lease of 186 Acres of First-class Grazing Land. Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. Luncheon provided. The Auctioneer desires to draw the attention of parties wishing to commence Dairy; Farming, as this Farm is within twomiies of the Temuka Butter and Cheese Factory, and for grazing purposes cannot be surpassed. The whole is for positive Sale, as the present owner is leaving the district. K. F. GRAY, : m rl7 Auctioneer. . Maclean and Stewart. THIS HAY TIM ARE HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY, 17'm MARCH. & STEWART MA C L E A N will Sell by Public Auction on the 17 Draught Mares'arid Gebrings 16 Light Harness and Hack Horses Ploughs, Drays, etc. MACLEAN & STEWART, toj-17 A ivtioileers. SOUTH CANTERBURY RAM FAIR TUESDAY, MARCH 27th. THE Undersigned will Offer for Sale as above—--400 Merino Rains 50 Lincoln Rams 40 Merino Rams. MACLEAN & STEWART, •mrl3 Auctioneers. FOR SALE, OR TO LET on Liberal Terms on a Long Lease— A FARM of 325 Acres of First-class Wheal Land, capable of yielding 60 Bushels Io the Acre, situated on the banks of the Poinahoko, in the celebrated wheat-growing district of Tapariui in Otago, and • within 3 miles of a railway sta- . tion. The Land is Virgin Soil, and has a frontage to the river. About 180 Acres are ploughed and ready for cropping this coming season ; 40 Acres are in Rye- . ' grass. " The whole Property is well-fenced and ■ subdivided, and there is a good Cottage, : For further particulars, apply tc 1 JAMES MARSHALL. Esq., .Messrs Marshall .& Copeland, Dunedin ; . Or to ■ " MACLEAN & STEWART, mr6 Timaru. T7IOR SALE— Jj ' First-class ENGINE and COMBINE by Clayton and Shuttleworth with all the necessary plant. Immediate c m be given. mrlO MACLEAN• & SPEWART,

R. Wilkin and Co. NOTICE. ’ TO CONTRACTORS, LARGE LANDED V . AND . THRESHING MACHINE PROPRIETORS. THE UNDERSIGNED'. ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS for J, FOWLER AND CO.’S (Stoam Plough Works, Leeds) AGRICULTURAL TRACTION ENGINES, For Next Season, They especially direct attention to FOWLER’S PATENT COMPOUND AGRICULTURAL TRACTION ENGINE, HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE CYLINDERS. The Pressure of -the Exhaust Steam being only 81bs, the consumption of Fuel and Water is 30 per cent less than oidinary engines. For instance, say an ordinary engine consumes 6cwt Coal for a day’s work, a Compound Engine will only require 4cwt; and with the same quantity of water to start with, THE COMPOUND ENGINE WILL TRAVEL AT LEAST ONE-THIRD GREATER DISTANCE THAN THE ORDINARY HIGH - PRESSURE ENGINE. Catalogues, Prices, and all ‘Particulars on application. ROBT. WILKIN & 00., Tiimirn and Christchurch. CARTER & CO., RIO Dunedin,