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Temuka Leader, Issue 1721, 7 April 1888, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. MO.TOAY CLEARING SALE OK ROSSES, FABM IMPLEMENTS, ETC. MONDAY, 9th APRIL, 1888. , MUNDELL AND CO. J , instructed by Mr B. Cochran will Sell by Public Auction at his Homestead, Hilton, on the above date—--19 Head of Cattle, 7 Draught Eorses (really good sorts), 1 Hask, 1 Cob (quiet to ride and suitable for harness), 1 Coaching Stallion "Dauntless" (Pedigrpe et sale), 21 Pigs, 20 Fat Sheep, 2 Farm D:ays, with frames, 1 D.F. Plouah, 1 S.F. Plough, 1 Set 5-Leafed Harrows, I Roller, 1 Tilting Machine by K. and G., 1 Reaper and Binder by Deering, 3 Whitechapol Cart (almost new), Shaft, Leading, and Plough Harness, and a large quantity of Sundries too numerous to particularise. Sale at 1 o'clock. As Mr Cochran's Farm has been sold, the whole of the Stock and Implements rre for Unreserved Sale. J. MUNDELL & CO., Auctioneers.

W. S. Maslin. S. MASLIN I has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at his Roouih, Geraldine, on THURCDAY, APRIL 12th, 1888, On account of whom it may concern—--8 Home Jewel Washing Machine i—the most perfect family machine invented 150Puirs of Boots (all sizas), and a quantity of genera! Drapery. Also, Chests of Drawers, Chairs, Washsraodn, and Sundries. Sale at 1.30 p.m. m>7 K. P. Gray. WINCHESTER FAIR. TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, t F. GRAY _, has received instructions to Sell by Pubic Auction— The F'»rrii near Tpinnka owned and occupied by Mr John Braddick, comprising 155 Acres of good Apiicu lura) Lund, sub-divided and well watered ; perfectly free from fl.iod and suing'**. As this in a bona fide sale, Terms will be given to suit the tininp.. I can recommend it io the attention of anyone wantiig a desirable property. On Recount of Mr William Hayhurnt—--100 Acreß of Land, situated at Rtngitira Valley. This Farm is well watered and subdivided into 4 Paddocks, being Rural Section 12623; also a Two-Roomed Cottage built thereon. A'«o, Five-Roomed Cottage, with all improvpiieuis, with jt Acre of Land, fronting Wilkin »nd Studholme Streets, being Sections 90 and 91. Easy Terms can be given for the Farm. Entries for o'iUle and Sheep are now being taken. Sale at 2 o'clock. K. F. GRAY, anS Auctioneer.

William Collins & Co. WILLIAM COLLINS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WOOL, & PIiODTTCE MERCHANTS, BE PBOMPI' CASH BUYERS, and will givo the Highest Figure for—--s©oo Sacks Danish OATS 5000 do Canadian do 3000 do Sparrowbill do 3000 do Tartarian do 1500 do Dun do 4000 do Fowl Wheat. We are also Buyers of Sheepskins (preference given to Freezers' aod Butchers' Ski'ds at the Timaru Wool Worka or at our Auction Rooms. Cash on Delivery Jgii? Money lo Lend. Bills Discounted. DerweDt Potatoes we are Prepared to Buy for April, May, and June Delivery. mr6

USTTO HAND, And Selling at TIMAEU PRICES, FULL-SIZED CORNSACKS, 48 x 26|. J. BROWN, »p 23 Beehive Stores, Temuka. CARRIER'S JSOfIOE. E. S. S M l T " Una great Pleasure in intimating that at has commenced Business in Temuka an CARKIER & EXPRESSMAN. All Orders ExcuteH with Care and Attention. Trains Regularly Attested. E. S. SMITH, Expreasmarj, ap6 Temuka, \RDERS for Rubber Stamps aeceived I ) Lxaotr Office