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Temuka Leader, Issue 1185, 31 May 1884, Page 2

K. F. Gray. MONDAY. FRUIT AND FOREST TREES. AT PLEaSANT POINT. MONDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1884. Kr. G R A Y . favored with instructions from Mr William Wheolband, of Temuka, will i;ell by Public Auction, as above, A Large quanlity of Fruit and Forest Trees, grown in Mi Wheelband's well-known Oxford Nursery, Temuka. K. F. GRAY, my3l Auctioneer. LUUIIIM.LHI Him I I .... EI.| IH ..«I | »I^>K I| »J.V.UOTIgM J. Mundell and Co,

GERALDINE MONTHLY STOCK SALS. WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE, 1884. THE following Entries have been received by the Undersigned, viz. 225 2 and 4-iooth Crossbred Sheep 225 (Fat) 375 2-tooth Orosdired Hoggets 370 150 2 and 4 tooth Crossbred Wethers 150 150 Half bred Lambs 150 14 Head of Cattle, Sb-ers and Heifers 14 (Fat) 75 2 and 3-year old Steers t 5 22 2-year-o d Steers 22 4 Co«s (springing to Calf) 4 further Entries will be received to hour of Sale. J. MUNDELL & CO , my3l Auctioneers. JMUNDELL AND CO Imre received instructions from Mr M. *E. Heatley to Sell by Public Auction at their t'ale blooms, (Jeraldme, on

WEDNESDAY, 4th JUNE. 1884. 16 Acres of Lnri'i, all securely fenced and sub divided, toeethei with sp'eii'fi'i Orchard, Stable, Chuff House, Yards.and other improvements tln-reon. Mr Heatley is going to Australia, and intends selling this propeity prior to his depaiture. Sale at 2 o’clock. J. MUNDELL & CO., rn y29 Auctioneers. SLAUGHTER HOUSE LICENSE. NOTICE. I HEREBY G!YE NOTICE that I intend, and will, at ihe next meeting of the Geraldine County Council, apply for a License to Slaughter CacOe on the Maori Reserve, Epworth. nix 24 D. McCALLUM.

CjRA in SEASON, 1884. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). SHIPPING. This Company is prepared to make LIBERAL CASTS ADVANCES (free of Commission or T-terest), on Grain placed in its hands for shipment. Very, favorable arrant: em-nts have just been made as to Freitrh s to London hy First-eia-s IRON SHIPS or STEAMERS. The Company'sL -rye Grain Business in London (SUPERVISED BV AN EXPERT AND Tb USTVORTHY STAFF), has enabled it to make most ad vantage on a arrangements as to LANDING, GRANARY AND SALE CHARGES, all of ■which have lately been Reduced. Shippers can be furnished, on application, with (JAREI'LLLY PREPARED ESTIMATES of the Charges on Grain sloped to and so;d in London.

STORAGE. Wa are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on Grain sent in for STORAGE in our COMMODIOUS STONE STORES, which are connected by sidings with the Railway. The Charges for Handling and Storage having lately been Reduced, are now VERY LOW. LOCAL SALE. The Company’s extensive Agencies throughout the Australian Colonies enables if to place Produce in any of the Colonial Markets to the best advantage. We fitqiuntly receive LARGE ORDERS TO ?UKOHsSE GRAIN, and in such cases orot'ereuce is given to any Stored with us. Producers are reminded (hat the Company’s FINANCIAL POSITION is so THOROUGHLY SOUND that noanxity need be felt as to tne result of any Produce entrusted to its cate.

CORNSACKS SDPPL at LOWEST KATES. b\.r fuU p.'.rtiui’arH, apply to TIIEN.Z.L. A 1S T D lI.A. COv.EAEY F. LeCLuN, Manager, Timaru. IL fl. SECRET A NT; mr l3 Waimate.