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Temuka Leader, Issue 1432, 24 November 1885, Page 2

K. F. Gray. POSTPONEMENT. MR HARROP’S Sale of FURNITURE, ETC., has been POSTPONED for a FORTNIGHT. Duo Notice will be given. K. F. GRAY, n 024 Auctioneer. fJIEMUKA MONTHLY STOCK SALE. 27th NOVEMBER, 1885. 200 , Fat Merino Wethers 200 100 Store Crossbred Wethers 100 39 2 and 3-year-old Steers 30 20 Store Steers 20 Pigs, etc. Sale at 1.30 p.m. K. F. GRAY, n 024 Auctioneer. J. Mundell and Co. CLEARING SALE AT GERALDINE, ON WEDNESDAY, 2nd DECEMBER, 1885. J MUNDELL AND CO. , have received instructions from Mr William Young to Sell by Public Auction at the Geraldine Sale Yurdn, on above date the a hole of his Live St'ck, Farming Implements, etc., consisting of— LIVE STOCK. 300 Merino Ewes in the Wool, with 300 80 percent of Lambs at foot. 20 Strong Store Pigs 20 3 Draught Horses, aiaunci*, and have 3 been in regular work. 2 3-year-olds (by Daniel O l ßourke) 2 2 Yearlings (by Trump. Card) 2 1 Thoroughbred Mare, with foal at 1 foot (by Trump Card.) DEAD STOCK.' 1 Tilting Machine, by Raid and Gray 1 (almost new). 1 D.F. Plough, by Reid and Gray 1 (in good order). 1 Set of 5-leafed Harrows 1 Shaft and Leading Harness, sad Sundries too numerous to extend on. Sale to start at 11 o’clock. The Auctioneers desire to state that the whole of the above stock is for unreserved sale, and, as the Monthly Sale of r Stocif at the yards is to to follow, the auction will start punctually at the advertised hour. J. MUNDELL & CO , u 024 Auctioneers. HORSE FAIR AT GERALDINE. THURSDAY, ,26th NOVEMBER, 1885. THE Undersigned will hold s Sale of DRAUGHT and LIGHT HARNESS HORSES at their Yards on the above Date, at. which they expect Buyers for Export and Others to attend. , Entries are solicited, i. MUNDELL b CO., nol9 Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 27th NOVEMBER, 3885. TEMUKA MONTHLY STOCK SALE. mHE UNDERSIGNED will Sell—--1 CATTLE, SHEEP (AND PIGS; Entries for which are now being receved by the Undersigned. J. MUNDELL & CO., ho2l Auctioneers. Seventy or eighty merino RAMS TO BE SOLD in Lots to suit Purchasers. To be seen in their Wool for another month. Apply to MR WM. McLEOD, ao!9 Postoffice, Bulmer. WANTED— Tenders for renting, on terms, about 50 ACRES for a crop of Turnips now, and Oats next year. Apply to MRS HAWDON, no 19 Scotsburn, Peel Forest. T - * NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DUNEDIN AGRICULTURAL SHOW, Nov. 25th and 26th ; AND RACES, Nov. 28th and 30th. CHEAP EXCURSION TO DUNEDIN, Excursion tickets to dunEDIN, available for return up to and including 14th December will be issued at Temuka Station from 23rd to 28th November inclusive, Return Fares—First Class... 23s 6d ~ „ Second Class 17s 6d Passengers holding excursion tickets may break tbs journey at any stopping station, continuing it aubaeqaently. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager. General Manager’s Office, Wellington, Nov. 12th, 1885. no2l • PHOTOGRAPHY. T PORTRAITS FROM la EACH. FRED. "SMITH, Begs to intimate that he has RE-OPENED HIS STUDIO IN GERALDINE for a short season with all the iuteat improvements in the art. Views taken in town or country at reasonable prices. Cabinet Portraits very cheap. Note the Address—Shop lately occupied by Mr A. Maxwell, Saddler, se9 ORDERS for Rubber Sumps received •t the Liams Office