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Temuka Leader, Issue 2101, 20 September 1890, Page 2

J. MUNUBTiL & 00. temuka live stock makket. TUESDAY, 25th SEPT., 1890. 120 |-bre3 Wethers and Maiden Ewes, 4 tooth, fat 100 Crossbred Wethers and Maiden Ewes, 4 tooth, fat ■ 100 Merino Wethers, prime fat 100 |-bred Wethers, 2 and 4 tooth 200 |-bred Hoggets, a grand line 140 i-bred Hoggets, u grand line 345 I-bred Hoggets, large-framed sheep 450 Aierieo Ewes, in lamb to B.L. Bams 7 Cows, springing 11 Cows, dry 4 Baconers 10 Porkers 18 Strong Stores 10 Wesners. Additional Entries to hour of Sale. J. MDNDELL & CO., (JR ENTRIES for this Sale comprise— SHEEP. CATTLE. 17 Steers and Heifers, fat 26 Steers and Heifers, 3-year-olds 10 Steers and Heifers, 2-year-olds 2D Steers and Heifers, yearlings se2o Auctioneers.

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. temuka kaleyards. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. w E SHALL SELL—fat and Store Sheep Fat aod Store Cattle P,gS * SPECIAL ENTRY--200 i-bred Ewes, in * aml^ H B. WEBSTER & CO., se 2o Auctioneers^ W. S. MASLIN. WS. M. A SL 1 N has received instructions from Mr W*. M. Howe to Sell on thoTarm, Japes’s Valley.on THURSDAY, SEPT. 25th, 1890, The whole of bis Live and Dead Parm Stock, Furniture, etc,, Consisting of—--2 Draught Botses, good in all kinds of

harness 1 Trap Mare . , 1 Upstanding Hack, by Hannmglon 4 Cows, in profit and springing a Hood 180 Merino and Crossbred Ewes, in lamb 2 Pies 2 Good Sheep Hogs 1 D.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Set of Harrows, Horse Hoe, Bentall Chaffcutter (nearly new), 1 Tiber (m good order), 1 Spring Ca.t, Set Spring-cart Harness.^ 3-horse Uray 5 Sets Loading, Lhati, and Plough Harness, 2 Riding Saddles and Bridles, 400-gallon Tank (new), 35 Bushels Ryegrass Seed, 4 Horse Covers, Dairy Utensils, D.B. Gun. Also the Whole of his Household Furniture, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Sale at 12 o’clock sharp. No Reserve. Luncheon provided.

Also, at the same time and place—a « of GOOD DOWN LAND, adjoining, subdivided kti three Paddocks by live fences, large 4-roomed House, at present occupied by Mrs Tindall. The whole Farm well watered, W S. MASLIN, ' Auctioneer. se2o

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HE. WEBSTER 4 0 0 ' have much pleasure in informing their'Clients that their arrangements for tt“ comiDg Wool SaaaoD are oo« complete. We are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES, either large or small, upon Clips of Wool. We either SELL IN THE LOCAL MARKET, OR SHIP, upon unusually Liberal Terms. m u,o fl arranged with Messrs MILES, ARCHER * o” S TO STORE OS OUR BEHALF, and as theirs «ra Commodious aai well-lighted STORES Wool is shown to the best advantage. Farmers will have the privilege of taking their Wool to our Winchester Store as soon as shorn, from whence it will be trucked in time for Sale, or Shipped, as desired, NO CtiARGE made for Wool thus Stored. AH Wool insured.

H. B. WEBSTER & CO., 8018 Geraldine. XiIHUR FOSTER, Temuka, has FOR SALE at the following Prices—- ' Black-pine ... 26s per cord Mixed wood ... 17s per cord Also Posts. Rails, and Stakes. Full measure guaranteed. se2 PERSONS found TRESPASSING on my Property at Waihi Bush, on any pretence whatever, will be prosecuted. POISON LAID. Dogs found straying will be destroyed. eelß W.P. TURTON. TO ANGLERS. VELYIN & TAYLOR beg to intimate that they have Just Received their First Shipment of FISHING TACKLE, They would kindly invite inspection before purchasing elsewhere. See future advertisement. TELYIN & TAYLOR, Storekeepers, mß ji Temuka.