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Temuka Leader, Issue 2131, 29 November 1890, Page 2

J. MUNDELL & 00. TEMUKA LIVE bTOCK MARKET. TUESDAY, 2nd DSC., 1890. E SHALL SELL on tccount of Clients—-|-bred Wethers; 4 tooth, fat X-breds, Butcher’s line w 50 80 X-bred Ewes, fat |-bred Hoggets, shorn 3-year-old Heifers, prime fat 3-year-old Steers, prime fat 5 Cows, dry, in forward condition Cows, springing and in profit 300 11 7 25 25 Entries received to hour of Sale, 2 and 3-yeai-old Steers and p / Heifers, in forward condition Store Pigs. n 029 J. MUNDELL & CO., Auctioneers. HORSES ! HORSES I -At Our Yards, Geraldine, on FRIDAY, sxh DEC., •we shall hold a Special Sale of DRAUGHT, LIGHT HARNESS, and HACKNEY HORSES. Owners are requested to fot•ward particulars of Stock for this Sale as early as possible to the Undersigned. J. MUNDELL & CO., do2o Auctioneers. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. THE Undersigned are prepared to make LIBER 1L CASH ADVANCES on the Coming Season’s CLIP OF WOOL FEES OF COMMISSION. Interest at lowest current rates. Growers have the choice of Selling in the Local Market or Shipping to London either by steamers or sailing vessels. We shall hold REGULAR SALES during the Season at our Stores, Timaru. Wool-packs, Twine, and all Station Requisites may be be obtained at Timaru Prices by applying to our Sub-agent, A. SCOTT, Temuka j NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., N.Z., Ld., Timaru ; Or to J. MUNDELL & CO., Auctioneers, oe 2l Geraldine.

H. B. WEBSTER k 00. Wf® SHALL HOLD OUR FIRST WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON ON DECEMBER 9 Oar Friends will forward their Wool to Care Messbs MILES, ARCHER & CO., TIMARD, for n 022 H. B. WEBSTER & CO. Messrs h. b. Webster ajnd CO. have received instructions from WM. POSTLETHWAITE, ESQ., to SELL PRIVATELY the Balance of his Magnificent Property, RADKAPLTIiA. The undermentioned Farms are now Open for Sale I.—Consisting of 550 Acres, divided into 7 Paddock. 150 acres in Rape, 110 acres in Kye and Oats, balance in old pasture. An average of 44 bushels of wheat was threshed off this farm last year 2. —300 Acres, all in old pasture, 4 paddocks. Good all round farm 3, —200 Acres, 100 acres in wheat, 100 acres in second year’s grass 4,—300 Acres, about 200 acres ploughed up and in Turnips, Seeds, and Rape. Fine rich soil. 5,—400 Acres, 100 acres in first year’s grass, 100 acres in second year’s grass, balance old pasture. First class farm. 6.—107 Acres, now being ploughed up for turnips. Good land 7, —104 Acres, in old pasture. Good farm 8.—140 acres in old pasture, with a Government reserve of 100 acres attached. Good grazing farm 9,—>200 Acres of good down land in Rape and grass, facing the suo, and permanently watered. The above farms are all well watered, ■ubstantially fenced, and m good heart and condition. ' , The property is well and favorably known, being one of the beat combined farms ever offered in Canterbury, and to any one wanting a really good farm any of the Above ■re worthy of inspection. For fmther particulars apply to H. B. WEBSTER & CO., b 029 Auctioneers, Geraldine.

EUR SAL E 25 CHOICE MILKING COWS, j D Fall Profit. A'bo One Purebred HOLSTEIN BULL, bred by J. Grigg, Eeq., Longbeach. Grand opportunity for anyone wishing tor really good milkers. Apply OVERSEER RAUKAPUKA, no2o Geraldine.

| jkLANK r OKMS of JTOK fc>a.LiJi can be a__T obtained at. tb>' Office of tfci» Paner, IN MEMOKIAM C\RDS, iu grea variety and neat designs, at the Office of Ibis paper.