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Temuka Leader, Issue 1094, 17 April 1883, Page 2

Maclean and Stewaui. WINCHESTER FAIR. THURSDAY, 19th APRIL. Maclean & stewart will Sell as abeve, 500 Cross-bred Lambs 2GO Cross-bred Ewes. 4. Band 8-tooth MACLEAN & STEWART, «pl 7 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 28th APRIL. HORSES, DRAYS, HARNESS, ETC. Maclean & stewart have received instructions from Mr Wm. Reid, contractor, Timaru, to Sell by Public Auction at their Yards on the above date, 9 Draught Mares and Geldings 10 Sets Shaft and Leading Harness 8-Horse Trucks 6 H<ir«e Waggons 2 Road Drays 2 DF, Ploughs, and f A Lot of Sundries The above Horses are a grand lot, all being young, staunch, and good workers, and will be sold without reserve. MACLEAN & STEWART, apl7 Auctioneers. 0 LET for a Term, by TENDERThe FARM formerly occupied by the lute James Moore, at WINCHESTER, consisting of about 200 Acres, with Sixroomed Cot age, Yards, etc. The Land adjoins the Winchester Hotel; is within a few hundred yards of the Railway Station and fair Yards with frontage on Main South and Geraldine Roads; is wellfenced, watered and sheltered, and in j good heart. J Apply by the 21st to D. IN WOOD, Winchester; Or MACLEAN & STEWAhT, Timaru. The highest Oder not necessarily accepted. B Wilkin and Co. WINCHESTER FAIR. THURSDAY, 19th APRIL. Messrs robt. wilkin & co will Sell by Public Auction on the above date, F«t and Store Sheep Fat and Store Cattle Pigs, etc. ROBi’. WILKIN & CO., apl7 * Auctioneers, Timaru.

IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE or SHEEP, CATTLE AND HORSES, TO BE HELD AT SPSINGBANK FARM, NEAR PLEASANT POINT, OK FRIDAY, 20th APRIL, IPB3. Messrs r. 'wilkin and co have been favored with instructions from Mr J. G. McKa? to Sell by .Public Auction on ~ FRIDAY, 20tu APRIL, 1883, The following Valuable Stock, consisting of—--800 Prime Fit £-bred Sheep 200 £ bred 2-tooth Sheep 250 „ Breeding Ewes 400 „ Lambs 1200 Merino Ewes 200 Merino Withers (a grand lot) 1000 Merino Wethers 10 Head Fat Cattle 25 : ~ 3-yenr-old Steers 40 ~ 2 year-old Steers and Heifers 20 ~ Yearlings 25 „ Dairy Cows and Scringing Heifers 12 ,i Calves 16 Draught Colts and Fillies, 2 and 3 year-olds 4 Good Htn-ks and Harness Horses 1 Y- arling Fil’y, by Discretion, winof two First Prizes 1 Foal, by DLcretion. Sale at 12 o’clock. R. WILKIN & CO., Upl4 Auctioneers, Timarn. R, Turnbull and Sc;!. TO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS. rjIURNBCLL AND gON Having LEASED those 'Commodious PBEMITES in Beawick street lately occupied by Messrs Wildie, Allan and Stumbles, and known as the Horse Bazaar, and the Offices and Salerooms also occupied by them next to the Grosvenor Hotel, and known as the South Canterbury Wool Stores, are now prepared to Undertake the SALE of HORSES, FARM IMPLEMENTS and PRODUCE, FURNITURE, LAND, E c., at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. R. Turnbull and Son will Hold AUCTION SALES of GRAIN at fixed dates. Samples up to twenty sacks of each lot Stored Free, and to remain till delivery of bulk .in order to avoid disputes. STORAGE for 10,000 Sacks Grain at Curent Rates R. TURNBULL AND SON, sel7 Auctioneers Timaru. g p E : A R S O N BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Can be consulted at Main South Road, Teinuka. The Geraldine Court attended every Court day. nol2 [a card] W Gr 4 SPINALL ’barrister, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, May be Consulted at his Office, Commercial street, next door to the Wallingford Hotel, Temuka. The Geraldine Court Attended. MONEY TO LEND, .u current rates in sums to suit b>-frowns. ae2l TRESPASS NOTICE, HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that any ursnit of Game, or otherwise, on my rop'-rty, Knnfird, will be PROECUTED 'Ccor 'i g t« Lawp3 CHARLES NICHOLSON.