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Temuka Leader, Issue 2102, 23 September 1890, Page 2

H. B. WBBBTEB, & CO. THIS DAY TEMUK4. SALEYARDS. [TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. JE SHALL SELL— Fat and Store Sheep fat and Store Cattle Pigs. SPECIAL ENTRY--200 4-bred Ewes, in lamb H. B. WEBSTER & CO., se2o Auctioneers. r B. WEBSTER & CO. |_ # baye received instructions from WM. POSTLETHWAITE, ESQ., TO OFFER BY PUBLIC AUCTION, DURING THE MONTH op OCTOBER, HIS ALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY * raukapuka; Consisting of about 5000 ACRES.

This Property is situated about one mile from Geraldine, and is One of the Best Properties for Pastoral and Agricultural Purposes ever offored in South Canterbury. It will be offered in 17 Farms, containing from 100 Acres to 3000 Acres each, f not previously disposed of by Private Treaty. Foil particulars in future advertisement. H, B. WEBSTER & CO., Auctioneers, Be g Geraldine. WOOL WOOL. WOOL B. WEBSTER & CO J_. have much pleaaure in informing their'ciients that their arrangements for the coming Wool Season are now complete. We are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES, either large or small, upon Clips of Wool. We either SELL IN THE LOCAL MARKET, OR SHLP, upon unusually Liberal Terms. We have arranged with Messrs MILES, ARCHER &■ CX TO STORE ON OUR BEHALF, and as theirs «re Commodious and well-lighted STORES Wool is shown to the byst advantage.

Farmers will have the privilege of taking th«ir Wool to our Winchester Store as soon as shorn, from whence it will be trucked in time for Sals, or Shipped, as desired. NO CHARGE made for Wool thus Stored. Ail Wool insured. H. B. WEBSaER & CO., eel 8 Geraldine. W. 8. MASLIN. WS. M A SL 1 N , has received iostructions from Mr W. M. Howe to Sell on the Jb'arm, Crapes'e Valley, on THURSDAY, SEPT. 25*H, 1890, Thd whole of his Live and Dead Farm Stock, Furniture, etc., Consisting of—--2 Draught Boreee, good in all kinds of harness 1 Trap Mare „ . t 1 Upstaading Hack, by Hnnmngton 4 Cows, in profit and springing 4 Head Cattle . 180 Merino and Crossbred EwjSS. « lamb 2 Pigs. 2 Good Sheep Dogs 1 D.F. Plough, S.F. Plough, Set of B.« T * rows, Horse Hoe, Bentall Chaffcutter (nearly new), 1 Tilter (iu good order), 1 Spring Cait, Set Spring-cirt Hsrnees, 3-bnrse Dray, 5 Sets Landing, hhafij 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 ot his Household Furniture, and Sundries too numerous to mentioD. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. No Reserve. Luncheon provided.

Also, at the sains time aDd place—--55 Acres of GOOD DOWN LAND, adjoining, subdivided it,ko three Paddocke by live fences, large 4-roomed House, at proaent occupied by Mrs Tindall. The whole Farm well watered. W. S. MASLIN, Be2o Auctioneer. HEW SEASON'S TWEEDS. [.EXQUISITELY ABTISTIO PATTERNS and Designs in New Spring and Summer Tweeds, embracing Suitiogs, Coatings, and Trouserings from the KAIAP >I MILLS. Suits made in Latest London Fashions at CLOTHING & OUTFITTING HOUSE, ftt TIMARI?.

)ERSONS fouod TRESPASSLNU od my Property at tyaihi Bueh, on any pretence whatever, will be proeeeuted. POISON LAID. Dogs found straying will be destroyed. eelß W. P. TURTON. TO ANGLERS. ELVIN & TAYLOR beg to intimate ' tho.t they have Jubi Received their First Pbipment of FISHING TACKLE. They would kindly invite inspection before fiujchasing elsewhere. See futtne advertisement. TELYIN & TAYLOR, B«ll Tentuka.