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Temuka Leader, Issue 1970, 16 November 1889, Page 2

J. Mundeli and Go. WEDNESDAY, 29th NOV., 1889. ' T OUR YARDS, GERALDINE, we L shall Bel!, on account of Several Clients—--37 Crossbred Wothers, 4-toolh, fat (shorn) 150 f-Bred Hoggets (in the wool) 9 titters and Heifers, 2 year-old 7 Dairy Cows, in profit 4 D*iry Cows, springing 14 Yearling Steere and Heifers 15 Pigs, stroog stores. Bale of Jattle to Start at 12 o'clock Bharp Entiles to Hour of Sale. J. MUNDELL & CO., nol6 Auctioneers. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE o? LAND, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, FARMING PLANT, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc., AT ORABI, ON THURSDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1889. JMUNDELL & CO. , having received inductions from the Administrator in the Estate of the late Thomas Wadswortb, Orsri, will Seil by Public AuciioD, at the Homestead, on the •tore date LAND. Lot 1—226 Acres 1 Rood 24 Perches, subdivided and well watered, together wilh Dwdling-Housfl of 8 Rooms, well finished, io wood (ulmost new), Stables, Gr-in Shed, aod other Outbuildings. Eighty Acre? of the Land is io Crop, and the situation of the Farm is good, being about two miles from Ornri Railway Siatioo. Lot 2—30 Acres 1 Rood 26 Perches ; well watered and securey fenced, and laid down in English Gmßn. Lot 3—lfO Acres 1 Rood 26 Perches; securely fenced aod well watered, and laid down in English Grass; togothtr with 2-Roomed DwellingHouse thereon. Lot 4—125 Aoies 2 Roods 22 Perches; riog-feoced and well watered; 20 Acms in Eugiah Grass, balance in the native state. Title to the Land is under the Land Transfer Act. Also, at the same lime and place—--3 Draught Horses (good workers) 1 Trap Mare 1 Double-Furrow Plough 1 Set 4-ieaf Harrows 1 3-horse Dray and Frame 1 Spring Cart »nd Harness 1 Wbeeib*rrow 1 Set Shaft Harness 3 Sets Leading and Plough Harness 1 Riding Sudjle and Bridle Household Furniture, coniisting of Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Cheat of Draw&rs, Chum, Milk Pans, Sofas, Matrasses, Feather Bads, Blmkels, Sheets, Pillows, Curtains, and a large qutntity of Sundries. Sale to Start at 12 o'clock sharp. The auctioneers desire to direct the attention of all who are desirous of acquiring a really good l! arm to this bona fdt Ssl-*, the land beiDg an early selection, and will be found on inspection to be in splendid condition. J. MUNDELL & CO., no 9 Auctioneers. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. 7JOR the Oonvenieoca of our Clionls we } have made arrangements to Hold our WOOL BALE 3 for the Coming Season in TIMARtJ, and are therefore prepared to Receive Clips them on the SAME TERMS at at Our Stores, Geraldino. Growers can consign to us, care of the NATIONAL M. & A. COMPiNY OF N.Z, Limited, in whosa Extensive, Convenient, and Well Lighted Stores they can rely on Wool being Shown to Advantage, and being connected wu h railway siding Cartage is thereby Saved. Every \,*, ree l j B raked carefuliy prior to sale. Growers cn n obtain their n quirenents without delay and eie«,t t. O g e n j n the Colonies or Ship Direot to Europe, FIRST SALE -10th DEOEmreR ie»9. LIBERAL OABH ADVANCES on Large or Small Clips made if required. WOOL PACKS, TWINE, La., Sent immediately upon order. J. MUNDELL & CO., oclO Auctioneers. ' DARROCH'S REFRESHMENT ROOMS, TEMO K A . HIVE much pleasure in announcing that I have OPENED REFRESHMENT ROOMS AND A CONFECTIONERY SHOP Iff TBE BIjILDIISG ADJOINING MR STOREY'S SHOP, Opposite the B»nk of New Zealand. Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, with Hot Pie, Cake, or Biscu'ts, 6'. A Large Assortment of Eoglißh and Colonial Confectiooery, Chocolate, Creams, etc. Balls, Parties, Piemen, elc, Catered for. Wedding Cakes Supplied at the Shortest Possible Notice. Fruits of all kinds io their Season. ROBERT DARROCH, bo2 Confectioner and Baker. WAIHI SAWMILLS, f IIIMBER, POSTS, RAILS, & STAKES 1 ALWAYS ON HAND, AT THE LOWEST RATES. FERGUSSON & MEREDITH, go}2 Proprietors. .