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Temuka Leader, Issue 1564, 5 April 1887, Page 2

K. F. ©ray. TO FARMERSJND 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 Rates. INSURANCES also effected at Cheap Rates. K. F. GRAY, mr3l Temuka. Mundell and Co. to-moerovT WEDNESDAY, 6th APRIL, 1887. 'A. T OUR YARDS ’ GERALDINE “ 8627 SHEEP 8627 81 HEAD of CATTLE 81 17 STORE PIGS 17 Made up as follows, viz. 155 Wethers and Maiden Ewes (2-tooth, fat), 40 do (fat), 100 2-tooth Half bred Wethers, 100 4-tooth do Wethers, 380 Balfbred Ewes (4-tooth), 460 Crossbred Wethers (2 and 4-tooth), 200 Crossbred Wethers and Ewes (4-tooth), 584 Crossbred Ewes (in grand condition, from to full mouth), 648 Halfbred Lambs, 130 Three-quarterbred Lambs, 50 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. Rams (2 and 4-tooth), 50 Pure E.L. Pams (full mouth), 25 Pure Merino Earns, 1 Shropshire Down Ram, 2 Cov.s (fat), 8 Steers and Speyed Heifers (3-year-olds), 60 Steers (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 puoctually at 1 o’clock. J. MUNDELL & CO., ... ap2 Auctioneers. Jjl O R S A LB—CROSSBRED LAMBS, in lots to suit purchasers. A Grand Line. Apply H. B, WEBSTER, mrlO Geraldine. F O R SALEIn the Township of Arowltenna — TOWN SECTIONS 223 and 224. Liberal Terms if required. Apply to e!5 J. M. TWOMEY. PUBLIC NOTICE. D B H. J7S p e e e May be CONSULTED at METROPOLITAN TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Cashel Street, Christchurch, from 14th APRIL to END OF MONTH. mr22 NOTICE TO POACHERS. ANY PERSON found TRESPASSING, on Land occupied by the Undersigned will be PROSECUTED. WM. YOUNG. ROBT. EDGAR mr3l THOMAS PALMER. TRESPASS NOTICE. ALL PERSONS found TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME on ray farm at Milford will be PROSECUTED. m,31 MICHAEL BURKE. SPORTING! SPOBTINO I 1 SPORTING 111 tttAVING received My NEW STOCK f] of ammunition for this SEASON I am now prepared to Sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. Best Made Cartridges—2os and 18a * per 100. K.F. CRAY. N.B.—BEST CURTIS & HARVEY’S POWDER KEPT. , , GUNS AND AMMUNITION. I HAVE now received my Season’s Stock of GUNS AND AMMUNITION, And invite the Inspection of Sportsmen. The Guns for Value have never been equalled in South Canterbury. MyStock of AMMUNITION is of the VERY BEST .QU ALITY. Cartridges loaded with the Very Best Materials only, and any charge of Powder or number of Shot required by Sportsmen. I have also a few of JOHNS’ PATENT AUTOMATIC SHRAPNELL SHELLS, warranted effective on a single object at 130 yards. I am also prepared to undertake ALL KINDS of REPAIRS to GUNS, etc., etc. MAS. FINDLAY, ENGINEER AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, d e!B TEMUKA. POSTERS of every description printed on the shortest notice at the, Temuka Leader and Geraldine Qiif'dian General Printing Offices