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Temuka Leader, Issue 1875, 6 April 1889, Page 2

Gray and Montgomery. SHOOTING SEASON. AND QRAY AND j^jONTQOMERY Have in Slock— FILLED CARTRIDGES & CARTRIDGE CASES CHILLED SHOT, CAPS, WADS, &c., &.C. Only Curtis and Harvey’s BEST QUALITY OF POWDER used in Filling Cartridges, and Kept in Stock. mr2B GRAIN STORAGE. QEAY AN!) jyjTONTUOMERY Beg to an Bounce to the Farmers of Winchester ami its Vicinity that they have taken a Lease of MR IN WOODS WELL KNOWN GRAIN STORE. This Store is Large and Commodious, and almost Yeimin-Prouf, with Railway Siding up to the Door. ALSO LARGE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION AT' TEMUKA. Liberal Advances Made on Grain Stored, if required. All Charges Strictly Moderate. fe2l J. Mundell and Co. TUESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1889. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALS or FARM STOCK, LIVE AND DEAD, AT WOODSIDE, GERALDINE. JMUNDELI & CO. e have received instructions from Wm. Upton Slack, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead Woodside, on the above date, the whole of his carefully-selected STOCK AND PLANT, consisting of— SHEEP. 900 Crossbred Ewes, 4 and 6-tooth (large framed sheep) SCO Crossbred Ewes, 8-tooth (largeframed sheep) 1050 |-bred Lambs (all well-grown and in capital condition, a largo number fit for freezing) 14 English Leicester Rams. CATTLE. 17 First-class Dairy Cows (in milk) 21 First-class Dairy Cows (dry) 2 Shorthorn Bulls 16 2-year-old Steers and Heifers 15 Yearling Steers and Heifers 16 Calves (well-grown) - The above Cattle are all Purebred Shorthorn, being the direct Progeny of Imported Stock, from Dam and Sire.

HORSES. 9 Heavy Draught Mares and Goldings (all frsi-c'ass workers) 2 2-year-old Colts (ho.-ivy draught.'-) 3 Foals (heavy draught) 2 Powerful Carriage) Geldings (good in double and single harness) 2 4-year-old Geldings, by Cotheratoue (baj, a well-matched pair, and broken to saddle) 1 Brown Gelding, ‘ Selena,’ 5 years old, by Guy Fawkes (Id hands, a brilliant fe-.cor anil up to 12st) 1 Grey Gelding, ‘Johnny’ (a splendid Fencer and carries a Lady) 3 Hockney Mares and Geldings (all good Fencers) 3 Yearling Ponies. PIGS. 16 Baconers and S'ores. POULTRY. ' 16 Geese, and a largo quantity of other Fowls. IMPLEMENTS. 2 Double-Furrow Ploughs 1 Single-Furrow Plough I'Oambiidge Roller 1 Set Disc Harrows, with Seed Box and Chain Hnrtows attached 2 3-Horse Drays with Frames 1 Tip Dray 1 Set 4 Ltii.fed Harrows 1 Horse-power Chaffcutter (by Benlall) 1 Horse-power Corucrusher (by Hunt and Co.) 2 Tilting Machines (by Reid and Gray) 8 Sheep Feeders (improved patent, 12 feet by 6 feet, with iron roof ; almost new; bolding capacity, 20 bags of grain each). CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. 1 Double-Seated Buggy, with Hood, Pole, and Shafts 1 Light Spring Waggon 1 Set Double-Bnggy Harness 2 Sets Single-Buggy Harness 4 Riding Saddles and Bridles 2 Ladies’ Saddles 2 Sets Heavy Shaft Harness 8 Sets Leading and Plough Harness Horse Covers and Sundries. , Also— A Large Quantity of Oaten Straw Chaff. Owing to the Large Number of Lots to aabmitted the Silo will start at 10 O’CLOCK SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. An Express will leave the Auctioneers Office, Geraldine, at 9 a.m., running to Woodside and Back. The Auctioneers desire to remind the Public Generally and those desirous of Purchasing Really Good Stock and Plant, in Particular, that in consequence of Mil SLACK S intention (o Sell the whole of the Woodside Estate, his instructions to ham are to Sell the Stock and Plant WITHOUT RESERVE. ■ J. MUNDELL & CO., nu3o Auctioneers, I