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Temuka Leader, Issue 2207, 28 May 1891, Page 2

J. MUNDBLL A 00. THIS DAY. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE or DAIRY FARM, DAIRY COWS, Exo. AT GERALDINE, ON THURSDAY, 28xa MAY, 1891. JMUNDELL AND CO. • have received instructions from Mb Jambs Qabet to sell by Public Auction at bis Homestead, Geraldine, on the above date, the following valuable Properties, Stock, etc. LOT 1. i A ACRES, together with improve meets thereon, consisting of 6-roomed Dwel ing House, Dairy, Fig-styes, and convenient Cattleyards ; also about 1 Acre of Garden, well stocked with young, healthy Fruit Trees in full bearing, adjoining the Property of Alfred White Esq., and about 5 minutes walk from the Post and Telegraph Office, LOT 2. Ql ACRES adjoining the above, of JLCj3 rich reclaimed Swamp, with per mauent supply of Water, has only been cropped to assist in laying down with grass. The land is now in the pink of condition, it being principally used for Pastoral Purposes, and has a frontage of 3k chains on the Geraldine and Winchester road. The two lots have been worked ss one block, and is subdivided into 5 Paddocks. 20 Acres being ploughed is now ready to sow in wheat, DAIRY COWS, Exo. 6 Dairy Cows, in full milk 6 Dairy Cows, close on calving (AH Pick Cattle as Milkers). 1 Heifer, 2-year-oid 3 Heifers, yearlings 4 Bacon Pig*, very prime 109 Fowls, good laying breed 1 Milk Cart and Harnes 1 Harness Horse DAIRY UTENSILS.

Sale at 1 o’clock. Terms at Bale. Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers would direct the attention of Dairymen, Speculators, and 0 ! bo:rs to this Bona Fide Sale. The property being situated in the Town District of Geraldine must steadily increase; ia \U:!ue, and sell at high prices as Bubur.haQ-.aHotmenis in the near future. Mr Gabey-being successful in the selection of one of the bast blocks of land in this favored island, and being an A 1 judge of cattle, has accumulated sufficient capital to enable him to retire from Dairy Farming, and live with ease and comfort the remainder of his life. With a view to carrying out his intentions he instructs ns to sell straight out to the highest bidder. J. MUNDELL & CO., myl9 Auctioneers. TEMUKA PUBLIC SHEEP DIP, THE ABOVE is now OOMPLETEDaod will be OPEN FOB USE during the Coming Season EVERY WED, NESDAY AND FRIDAY. fe]L4 J. MONDELL & CO. H. B. WEBSTER & CO. TO-MORROW. Messrs h. b. webster s co. Have received instructions from Wm. Fostiethwaile, Esq. to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE HOMESTEAD, SiUKAPUIA, ON FRIDAY, MAY 29xh, 1891, HORSES, CARRIAGES & FURNITURE. HORSES—--1 'fair Carriage Horses, quiet in all harness " Prince,” good spring cart horse “Farmer,” good spring dray horse CARRIAGES AND CARTS— Wagonette, with hood, polo and shafts, in first-class order Dog Cart, by Howland Pony Carriage, by Brobrus Spring Dray Spring Cart CATTLE—- - 3 Good Milk Cows FURNITURE— Drawing Boom Suite in Walnut. Dining Room Table, Side-board in Mahogany, Open Side-board, Chairs, etc. Bed Rooms —Several Bedsteads and Mattresses, 2 Wardrobes, Chairs, etc. Kitchen Utensils, m large quantities Dairy Utensils, in large quantities About 50 pairs of Fowls, and 20 pairs of Pigeons Also a large quantity of Sundries too numerous to mention.

Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. As Mr Postlethwaile is leaving the colony the whole of the shoes is for absolute sale. No Reserve. H.B. WBB8TBR& CO., my 19 Auctioneers, Geraldine. KAIAPOI SUITS. MEN’S SUITS from the Kaiapoi Woollen Mi Is, mode from Specially Selected New Winter Patterns, 37s 6d to 655, almost equal in style and finish to Bespoke. YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ SUITS, from the Kaiapoi Woollen Mills, in Newest Winter Pattern*, Very Choice, and low in Price. COWAN’S oroTHWa k ouTFrmNai home