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Temuka Leader, Issue 1563, 2 April 1887, Page 2

E. F. Gray. TO FARMEIISAND OTHERS. I AM now prepared TO STORE Any Quantity of GRAIN at the LOWEST RATES. Farmers of the Surrounding Districts who are intending to Hold their Grain will do well to Store with me. My Rooms are Very Commodious, and Close to the Railway Station, while every Advantage will be Presented for Effecting Sales in any Market Privately. ADVANCES made on any Grain or Produce at the Lowest Current Bates, INSURANCES also effected at Cheap Rates. K. F. GRAY’, mr3l Temuka. Mundell and Co. THIS HAY. SATURDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1887. J MUNDELL & CO. , have received instructions from the Woodbnry Jockey Club to Sell by Public Auction at their Saleßooms, Geraldine, on the above date— THE PRIVILEGES ON THE RACECOURSE at their forthcoming meeting. Sale at 1.30 p.m. J. MUNDELL & CO., mr3l Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 6xh APRIL, 1887. T OUR YARDS, GERALDINEA SHEEP HEAD of CATTLE STORE PIGS 3627 81 17 3627 81 17 Made up as follows, viz. 155 Wethers and Maiden Ewes (2 tooth, fat), 40 do (fa<), 100 2-tooth Half bred Wethers, 100 4-tooih do Wethers, 380 Halfbred Ewes (4-tooth), 460 Crossbred Wethers (2 and 4-iooth), 200 Crossbred Wethers and Ewes (4-tootb), 584 Crossbred Ewes (in grand condition, from 2-tooth to full mouth), 648 Halfbred Lambs, 130 Tnree-quarterbred Lambs, 60 Shropshire Down Lambs, 260 Merino Wethers (in good condition), 200 Merino Ewes (young sheep, direct from the Station), 200 Merino Cull Ewes, 30 Pure E.L. Ewes, 14 Pure E.L. Karas (2 and 4-tooth), 50 Pure E.L. Pams (full mouth), 25 Pure Merino Rams, 1 Shropshire Down Ram, 2 Cows (fat), 8 Steers and Speyed Heifers (3-year-olds), 60 S'eera (2 and 3-year-olds, good stores), 3 Cows (in full profit), 17 Store Pigs. Additional Entries to date of Sale. N.B.—Stock-owners are requested to yard as early as possible, as the Sale will start punctually at 1 o’clock. J. MUNDELL & CO., a p2 Auctioneers. Grade, Maclean and Adam, TUESDAY, 6th APRIL, At 11 o’clock. CLEARING SALE. THE UNDERSIGNED have received instructions from Messrs Bruce and Hoi well, to Sell by Auction, at their Farm, Kakahu (3 miles from Winchester), ON iTJESDAY, sth APRIL, THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, Consisting of 1300 2,4, 6 and 8-tootb crossbred Ewes and Wethers 550 Lambs 20 Store Cattle 6 Milch Cows 2 Fat Heifers 8 Draught Mares and Geldings and Harness. 3 Hackneys 6 Store Pigs 4 Patent Sheep Feeders, 2 Reapers and Bindeis, 3 Drays, 2 D.F. Ploughs, 1 Cambridge Roller, McSberry Drill, Disc Chain and Tine Harrows, Chaffcutter and H.P., complete set of Blacksmith’s Tools, Buggy and new Harness. Sundries Innumerable. As the Vendors have Sold their Farm, all the above will be Sold Without Reserve. GRACIE, MACLEAN & ADAM, with J. MUNDELL & CO. mr3l F O R S ALE—CROSSBRED LAMBS, in lots to suit purchasers. A Grand Line. Apply H. B. WEBSTER, mrlO Geraldine. O R SALEIn the Township of Arowhenna— TOWN SECTIONS 223 and 224. Liberal Terms if required. Apply to els J. M. TWOMEY. TO FARMERS AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. —We are now prepared to STORE at our Siding about 12,000 SACKS of GRAIN at Lowest Rates, and are open to make special arrangements for parcels particularly suited to our own requirements. Farmers of the Geraldine Oounty who intend to hold any description of produce, will find it to tbeir advantage to store with us. Railway freight will be saved meantime, while every advantag* will be presented for effecting sales in ANY MARKET. We are also open to receive commissions for sale or purchase of grain, and to procure any class of goods to order of farmers. Advances made on Produce at Lowest Current Rates. IN WOOD & CO. nolO Winchester. ELANK FORMS of FOR biiLE can be obtain at the Office of this Paper.