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Temuka Leader, Issue 1876, 9 April 1889, Page 2

Gray and Montgomery. SHOOTING SEASON. CONTGOMERY RAY AND Have in Slock— FILLED CARTRIDGES & CARTRIDGE CASE 3 CHILLED SHOT, CAPS, WADS, &0., &c. Only Curtis and Harvey's BEST QUALITY" OF. POWDER used in Filling Cartridges, and Kept in Stock. mr2B HBAY AND -jiTONTGOMERY Beg to announce to the Farmers of Winchester and its Vicinity that they havo taken a Lease of MR INWOOD S WELL KNOWN GRAIN STORE. ' This Store is Large and Commodious, and almost Vermin-Proof, with Ruilwsy Siding up to Ilio Door. ALSO LARUE STORAGE ACCOMMODATION AT TEMCJKA. Liberal Advances Made on Grain blared, if required. All Charges Strictly Moderate. • fc2l

J. Mundell and Co. TUESDAY, 16th APRIL, 1889. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALS LIVE AND DEAD, AT WOODSIDE, GERALDINE. JM UND EL L & CO. have received instructions from Wm. Upton Slack, E&q., to Sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead Woodside, on the above .d.ato, the whole of his carefully-selected STOCK AND PLANT, consisting of— SHEEP. 900 Crossbred Ewe*, 4 and'6-tooth (large framed sheep) ■>':■'■■ 3CO Crossbred Ewes, 8-tooth (largeframed sheep) 1050 f-bred Lunbs (all well-grown and in capita! condition, a large number fit for freezing) 14 English Leicester/Rams. CATTLE. 17 First-clas3 Dairy Cows (in milk) 21 First-class Dairy Cows (dry) 2 Shorthorn Bulls 16 2-year-old Steers and Heifers 15 Yearling Steers aod Heifers Calves (well-grown) The above Catile are all Purebred Shorthorn, being tli* direct Progeny of Importoi Stock, from Dim and Sire. HORSES. ; 9 Heavy Draught Mares and Geldings (all fi'-sl-class workers) 2 2-year-old Colts (lioayy draughts) 3 Foals (heavy draughts) 2 Powerful Carriage Geldings (good in double and single harness) 2 4-year-old Geldicgs, by'CotberstoDe (baj, a well-matched pair, and broken.to saddle) ,-. 1 Brown Gelding, ' Selem,' 5 yeers old, by Guy Fawkos (Id hands, a brilliant foncsr and uv to 12dt) • 1 Grey Gelding, 'Johnny ' (>\ splendid Fencer and carries a L-idy) 3 Hackney Mares.and Geldings (all good Fencers) 3 Yearling Ponies. PIGS. 16 Baconers and Stores, POULTRY. 16 Geese, and a large quantity of other Fowls. IMPLEMENTS. 2 Doubie-Furrow Ploughs • 1 Single Furrow Plough 1 Cambridge Roller ' 1 Set Disc Harrows,, with Seed Box and Chiio Harrows attached 2 3-Horee Drays with Frames • 1 Tip Dray 1 Sec 4-Leafed Harrows 1 Horse-power Chaffeulfcer (by Bontall) 1 Horse-power Corucrusher (by Hunt and Co.) 2 TiltiDg Machines (by Reidand Gray) 8 Sheep Feeders" (improved patent, 12 feet by 6 feet, with iron roof; almost new; holding capacity, 20 bags of grain sach). CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. 1 Double-Seated Buggy, with Hood, Pole, and Shafts 1 Light Spring Waggon 1 Set Double-Buggy Harness 2 Sets Single-Buggy Hurness 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 aubrnittod the Sale will start at * 10 O'CLOCK SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. An Expreß3 will leave tlia Auctioneers Office, GeraldiDe, at 9 a.m., running to Woodside and Back. The Auctioneers desire to remind the Public Generally and tlioso desirous of Purchasing Really Good Stock and Plant, in Particular, that in consequence of MR SLACKS intention lo Sell the whole of the Woodside Estate, his instructiona to hem aro to Sell the Stock and Phmt WITHOUT RESERVE. J. MUNDELL & CO., mr 3o . Auctioneers.