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Temuka Leader, Issue 96, 21 April 1883, Page 2

J. . Ollivier and Co. AUCTION SALE. T M. OLLIVIER AND CO AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS,-AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Main South Road, Tempi a, Having Central and Commodious Premise?, are now prep-m d to UNDERTAKE the SALE of HORSES. CATTLE. SHEEP, PIGS, FARM IMPLEMENTS PRODUCE, LAND. FURNITURE, Etc., Etc., at the Lowest Current Rates. STORAGE FOR GRAIN. Oats. Chaff, Potatoes and Fowl Feed always on Sale. ap7 THIS DAY SATURDAY SALE. T V M. OLLIVIER AND CO will Sell at their Rooms. Temnka. * ON SATURDAY. APRIL 2i, Horses Dairy Cows ami Stores Sheep PL'S G ner I Merchandise Furniture Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. J M. OLLIVIKR & CO.. •« o ]9 Auctioneers. J Mundell and Co. MU N DALL AND Co . AUCTIONEERS, iTO-’K. STA'IIOV aNI» GENKRAI COMMISSION AGENT", AND .VALDATO*-, GERALDINE. Agents for the Union Fire and Marine Insuranc • Company. Agents for P end D Duncan's Ploughs and Agriciilti’L'l Implements. Sales every Saturday at their Rooms, Geraldine. All District Fairs attended. ap!9 J' MUND EL L AND CO . AUCTIONERS, COMMId&ION AGENTS, ETC., GERALDINE, Have For Sale the following Properties—--4f)o Acres Improved Land on Orkri Flat ; ?0 A>*rea in Plea«ant Val’ey 20 Acres in Geraldine Bush 6 J-Acres with Cottages thereon in the Town of Geraldine. For further particulars apply to J. MUNDELL A CO.. Auctioneers. Ac., ap!9 Geraldine. M aclenn and Steuart. IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCK AND plant; On account of the expiry of L'-aa* of Smithfield Farm, one mile from Winchester. TUESDAY. Ist MAY. At ll a m. 5204 SHEEP 14 MORSES, 25 PIGS 11 CATTLE. Maclean"""* stewart favored with inatruc’ions frnn Messrs Grant and Aitkin, Smithfield, Winciiester will sell by pul lie ancion, on the ahoye date, at Smithfield the whole of their Farming Stoek and Implement* ennsis'ing of—- ' 1500 Half b-ed Ewe«. 2.4, 6 and 8tooth, in lamb to LincolnLeicester rams 2000 2-tooth Half and Three-quarter- ‘ ' bred Ewes and Wethers 1500 Hdf and Three-quarter-bred Lambs 140 Pur hre-d Leicester Ewes, 2, 4 and 6'onlh 40 Lmcoln-Leicester Ewe Lambs 24 ’ do do Rams 12 Draught Mares and Gelding# 3 Sadd e Hacks 11 Head Cattle 25 Pigs 3 D.F! Ploughs. 1 S.F. Plough Swingle-trees, 3 Harrows. 3 Firm Drays and Frames, J (’ambiidge Ro'ler, 1 McSherry Grain Drill, Grass and Turnip ' ' Sower with Chain harrows. Grass Seed Stripper (Duncan’s) Ohaffcntfcr and Horse-power McOo-m'ck Reaper and Binder - Deering String- Bn ut-r. R-id and - Gray Reaper, land Grubber. 3 horse, and a ven large number of very useful Farming Imple- ■ " scents. ■ •!i'nf»Alsb~ A Qo'rv.tv' of Oats and Household Fornithre.'• f The Lease of the Smithfield firm being about to expire; the whole of the above stock and Plant nil! be Sold without reserve,. The St«ck, Implements, etc., are all of them the very best;-the Stock are in splendid condition, and the implements Sfe all in good working order; Tiia Selo will cotnniencd at 11 o'clock sharp. MACLEAN & STEWART, aplO Auctioneer*. mo LET for a Term ~by TENDER— I The FARM formerly occuimd l>t the late James Moore, at WINCHESTER, coosis'ing of about 200 Acres, with Six room-d 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 Mail Smith and Ger idine Road*; is wellfenced, watered and sheltered, and in good heart. Apply by the 21st to D. IN WOOD, Winchester; Or • MACLEAN & STEM A ft” Timaru. The hi" Just Oft r not y ac (■puled. i J omE oy li/c undersigned—- \ ) 35 Linco ■ I’; m«. 4 and 6 tooth 30 Le'cestcr Bairs, 2,4, and 6 noth. aplO MACLEAN & S'*EWALT,