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Temuka Leader, Issue 1408, 22 October 1885, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. GREAT CLEARING KALE OF LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., AT BANGITATA, ON FRIDAY, 30th OCTOBER, 1885. J MUNDELL AND CO. , have received instructions from Mr Patrick O'Raw to Sei I by Public Auction at the Stat of the South -Hotel yards, dost to the Railway Station, on the above date, LIVE BTOOK--2 4-year-old Steers, prime fat 2 5 |Cows, in full profit ond close on 6 calving 6 2-year-old Steers 6 5 Heiters. mixed ages 5 3 Yeurling Steers 3 1 Bull. 2-year-old 1 2 Hackney and Harness Horses 2 DEAD STOCK. 1 Reaper and Binder, by McCormick 1 1 Tilting Machine, by Reid and Gray 1 1 Cbaffcatter, by Bentall, in good order 1 2 Drays and Frames 2 1 D.F. Plough, by Duncan 1 1 S.F. Plongh, 1 set 4-leafe<i Harrows, 1 Wood Roller, a quautity of empty Sackß, aod Suudries. Sale at 1 o'clock. N.B.— By permission of Mr O'Raw extra f ntrieß of Stock will be received if for absolute sale. J. MGNDELL & CO., 0c22 Auctioneers. K. F. Gray. WifiiHtmyi MONTHLY STO ;K SALE. FRIDAY, 23kd OCTOBER, 1885. r F. GRAY will hold his usu-.il Monthly Sale, an tibove — 200 Fat Crossbred Sheep 20" 10 Head Fat Cattle 40' Ilea.] Store Cattle. 40 Also, on bahalf of Mr A. Gibson—--1 Heifer, in calf 1 C«w, in full profit 3 F lotory Milk Cans 1 F.ihing Rod and Tackle 6 Horse Collars. Further Entries received up to day of Sal*. ocl7 Bale at 1.30. NO I ICE. rfIHE .ESTATES of Messrs Thomson JL and Smith, Butchers, Temuka, and of Mr E. Smith, Butcher, Teinuka, having been assigned to us, the undersigned, fo>" thf benefit of the Creditors of the abov-r fottfeß, wehav* APPOINTED Mb GEO BOLTON, Accountant, Temuka, as the Person to whom alone PAYMENT or arrangement for Payment of Amounts due to the said Estate cau be made. ANDREW GRANT. 0c22 M. QUINN. HIMARU AGRICULTURAL AND £ PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ASSOCIATION'S TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW OF STOCK, ETC., WILL BE HELD ON THE ASSOCIATION'S GROUND, VVAMTI ROAD, ON TUESDAY 27th AND WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER. Consisting of— SHEEP, CATTLE HORSES PIGS. DOGS, POULTRY, DAIRY, AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, WOOL, ETC., ETC. PRIZES amounting to about £550 will be given in Pieces of Plate, Medals or Cash. A Challenge Cup of 50 Guineas is given by the Business Men of Timaru for the Largest Prizetakor in Breeding Stock, Sheep, Cattle and Horses. G. H. Rhodes, Esq., gives a prize of £5 6s for the best Pen of Fat Lumbs fit tor butchers' purposes. G. H. Rhodes, E»q., gives a £lO Cup for the best Horse thai has hunted with any recognised Pack. The name to be sntered in either Class 146 or 147. D. McLaren, Esq. (Preaidm'), giveß a prize of £o 5a for the Largeht Prizetaker in Draught Howes. Andkkw Grant, K-q., gives a prize of £2 tor the best ''o.iit- D on the ground. J. W. i.rjTHEiFORD, t- (,q. ( off rs a prize c•!£s 5 for Iho He*t Jumper over two of hurdles isf( 6n high, f»r horses that have never be.i: hi, ted or rmvjd. J. '.MLAH, oisq., uffc!'* a pr'ze of £2 for the Best Shod E" f u> Draught Hoite on the ground, to be al'We'i by competent judges. The prize t„ go io the Shoer. J. BaLLANTYNB, Eiq., give* a pr'Zo of £3 3* to the largest prize-i k?r in butter IfOR PARTICULARS SEE POSTERS. Programmes may be obtained on «i>oation to the undersigned. F, W. STUBB3, Secretary. , ÜBSURIBERB are requested to im K 3 mediately report to this Office a.;y rregularity which may occur, in the 4t,Uwy at tiwir paperr" {