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Temuka Leader, Issue 1320, 28 March 1885, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. GERALDINE SALEYAKDS. The monthly sale of stock will he held at their Yards, on WEDNESDAY, Ist APBIL, 1886, At which the undersigned will Sell by Public Auction — On account of L. Walker, Esq., Four Peaks Station : 200 HJfbred Sheep (fat) 200 On account of B. Bayley, Esq., Mosna : 600 Merino Ewes 600 18 Pnre Leicester Bams 18 On account of other Clients ; 2000 Merino Ewes (Station Sheep 2000 —really good, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.) 800 Merino Ewes (large framed 800 Sheep, and in good condition) 700 2-tooth Crossbred Sheep, mixed 700 sexes 600 Merino Ewes 500 16 Pure Leicester Bams 18 On account of L. W. Donkin, Esq., The Warren : 20 Well-bred Cattle (mixed sexes) 20 On account of C. G. Tripp, Esq., Orari Gorge: 158 Crossbred Sheep 158 170 Merino Ewes 170 20 Merino Rams 20 On account of other clients : 6 3-jear-old Steers (fat) 6 16 3-year-old Steers and Heifers 16 (in forward conditien) 14 2-year-old Steers and Heifers 14 5 Dairy Cows 5 68 Pigs (fresh-conditioned stores) 68 1 Sow and 9 Weaners. Additional Entries will be received to hour of Sale, J. MCNDELL & CO., mr2B Auctioneers.

K. P. Gray. AROWHENUA SALE, IN CONSEQUENCE of other Arrangements, the REY. MR GORDON’S Sale will TAKE PLACE on MONDAY, 80th MARCH, 1885, instead of Thursday, 26th March, as previously advertised. mr24 K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer. -mondayT" AROWHENUA. AROWHENUA. CLEARING SALE”OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. MONDAY, 30ih MARCH, 1885. KF. GRAY, , favored with instructions from the Rflv. D. Gordon, will Sell by Public Auction on the Farm, ac Arowhenun, as above, the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, Sundries, furniture, &c,— 320 Crossbred Lambs 5 Draught Horses, thoioughly Staunch and Sound 1 Mare and Foal 2 Colts 1 Harness Horse, Buggy, and Set *New Harness (to be sold in one lot) 1 Dog-Cart and Harness 3 Good Milch Cows 1 Pedigree Bull, 18 months old 4 Yearlings 1 Steer 2 Sows, 8 Weaners IMPLEMENTS. 2 Deering’s Twine Reapers and Binders, worked two seasons, 1 Osborne Twine Reaper and Binder, new this season 1 Oshorne Wire Reaper and Binder 1 Cambridge Roller 1 McSberry Com Drill, with Grass Seed and Turnip Seed Sower attached 1 Set 4-Leaf Harrow's 1 Single-Furrow Plough 2 3-Horee Drays (oew) 2 Sets Shaft Hamers 4 Sets Leading Harness 6 Sets Plough Chains and Back Bands 1 Saddle and Bridle 1 Stack Danish Gate (off 6 acres). SUNDRIES. Wheelbarrow, Forks, Spades and Shovel, 250 second-hand Corn Sacks, 3 Tons Derwent Potatoes, 2 Tons Coal in Bags, Binding Twine and Wire, Gate Posts, 6 Horse Covers, Swingle Trees. FURNITURE. Bedsteads, Washstands, Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Sofa, Oil Cloth. Kitchen Utensils. The A uctioneer desires to call special attention to the above bond fide Sale, every line being for absolute and positive Sale, as the Proprietor has disposed of the Farm, Sale at X o’clock. K. F. GRAY, mr24 Auctioneer.

TO LET BY TEND.ERKYNNBRSLEY, FREEHOLD, OF 132 ACRES, on Milford Road, 1| Miles frum Temuka Rail war Station, consisting of House of 15 Good Booms, Dairy Wash-house, &c., Extensive Granary, Stabling, Cowyards, Byre, &c., &c. Cottage of 6 Booms,' with Stable, Cowshed, &c. Old Heavy-bearing Orchard and Osier Plantation. 10 Acres of Plantation, Garden and Orchard, of 460 Choice Trees in bearing. 122 Acres sub-divided with Live Fences into 8 well-watered Paddocks. TO SELL BY TENDER—THE GOODWILL of the ADJOINING LEASEHOLDS -viz., 279 ACRES of the Bret Arable and Dairy Land in Can terbury (H miles from Cheese . Factory). Improvements, —Woolshed, Sheep Yards, Cow Byre, etc. j 6-Boomed Cottage ; hedgerow Willows, sufficient for Fencing and Firewood; in 10 well-watered and sheltered Paddocks; nearly 6 years to ran, at 12s per Acre. ACRES First-class Grazing or /CO4) Cropping Land, separated from r irevenna*Es'ate, of Jas. Quild, Esq., by the Ohapi Creek; in 3 Paddocks; Ploughman’s and stable; 17 years to run, at 14s per Aersi. iA ACRES GRASS, adjoining the *tV/ Freehold; 4 years, at 8s per Acre. Tenders may be sent in, by April Ist, for each or the whole of the above Farms. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For farther particulars and inspeo ion apply to S. D. BARKER, mr2l Kynnerslev, Tmnka. WANTED— Tenders for thatching. For particulars apply to R. H. POSTLETH WAITE, mr26 ' Geraldine,