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Temuka Leader, Issue 1785, 4 September 1888, Page 2

K. P. Gray. SALE BY AUCTION OF DRAPERY, GROCERY, IRON MONGERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE, ETC., ETC. THE Subscriber has received instructions to Sell by Auction, at Mr Winning's Store, Tcmuka, on FRIDAY NEXT, 7th SEPTEMBER, Miscellaneous Lot of Goods, comprising— Suits, Men’s and Boys’ Clothes, Prints, Dress Stuffs, Hats, Gloves, Glass and China Ware, Dinner and Dessert Plates, etc., Lamps, Household Ironmongery (large atsoriment), Colville’s Patent Winnowing Machine (Newest), Safe, Machine Oils, Fencing Wire, Sheep Dip, Fowl Wheat, etc., etc. Sale to Commence at 12 noon, Teems Cash. K. F. GRAY, Auctioneer.

J. Mundell and Co. TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1888. GERALDINE MONTHLY.. STOCK SALE. THE Undersigned have received structions to sell on account of several Clients—--200 |-Bred Welhora and Maiden Ewes (2 and 4-tooth,.fat)' 150 f-Bred Wethers (2 and 4-tootb, fat) •■llo'Crossbred-Ewes (fat) / 200 f-Bred Wethers and Ewes (in forfn|d condition) < \ 100'1-Bred Wethers and Ewes (2-tooth) ■■ 678 |*Bred Hoggets . k S'" 400 |-Bred Hoggets (a good line) Mf 198 Merino Ewes (in lamb to E. 3 Heifers (Eat) f 6 Head Young Cows (g6od stores) 8 Head Cows (springing—close on profit) 53 Head 2 and 3 Year-Old Sleets and Htifers .49 Head Yearings and 2-Year-Old Steers and Heifers 10 Store Pigs. Entries received to Hour of Sale. J. MUNDELL & /( CO M . sel Auctioneers. Webster and Macdonald. TOMORROW GERALDINE MONTHLY STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMER sth, 1888. r E shall Sell as Under—w 240 Fat Ewps and Wethers 30 Fat Wethers (freezers) 100 Fat Ewes ' 60 Fat Ewes ~v 180 |-Bred Hoggets 100 Ewes (in lamb) 125 Merino Ewes (in lamb toE.L. Rams) 40 Head Cattle (yearlings and 2-year-olds) 3 Head Fat Cattle . 6 Springers k. 35 Store Pigs ' ■ . 1 Purebred Berkshire Boar. WEBSTER & MACDONALD. eel *?•! Auctioneers.

W. S. Maslin, WS. M ,Ai S L IN , has received instructions to sell . on THURSDAY, sth inst., at his Rooms, Geraldine, the Balance of Goods/emaining from the late Presbyterian Church ’ Bazaar, consisting of Woollens, Dresses, ■ Pinafores, Aprons, Caps, Vases, Pictures, • Antimaccassars, Brackets,'' Crewel Work, Sofa Cushions, Toys, : and a variety of Useful and Ornamental Articles too numerous to mentions Rare Bargains; No Reserve. Sale at 2 p.m. sharp. se4 PUBLIC NOTICE. OWING to the Advance in the Price of Stock Our PR&ES for MUTTON will, until further Noticed be as follows Cash, Booked. ROBT. HAMMOND. N. DUNLOP & bo. Geraldine. ae4 OXFORD JTJRSERY. TREES! TRJSES! TREES 1 SEEDS 1 SEEDS! SEEDS ! A LARGE QUANTITY ov FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, Red and Bide Gum, (In Boxes), Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants and Rhubarb Roots—Cheap. An Kinds of Vegetable and Fiotek g EED Q INSPECTION INVITED. ' ju2l W. WHEBLBAND. DENTAL SURGERY, ■ MAIN BOAD, NEXT TO BOWES AND FERGUSON'S. 4 RTIFICIAL DENTURES, Comfort- ‘ able and Closely Imitating the Natural Teeth. V , ■ Arrangements made with those who are unable to pay at once. T. G. RO WLE Y, p. Sdbqeon Dentist, I '/ TIMAIID. . ju26 I