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Temuka Leader, Issue 2634, 17 March 1894, Page 2

0.F.0. ASSOCIATION. TEMUKA LIVE STOCK MARKET. TUESDAY, 20th MARCH, 1894. ENTRIES COMPRISE tZf\f\f\ Sheep, fat and store ly 'pr Cattle, fat and store Q 7 Pigs, fat and store Sale at 11 o'clock sharp. J. MUNDELL, mrl7 Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE, Etc., AT TEMUKA. ON WEDNESDAY, 21st MARCH, 1894. E have received instructions from Mr P. Dalton to Sell by Public Auction at his Farm, close to Temuka, on the above date — 8 Splendid Dairy Cows, in profit and close on calving 8 Store Cattle. 1 Trap Horse, 6 years old, quiet and good. 1 Dray Horse, 4 years old ID.F. Plough, 1 Horse Hoe, 1 Spring Cart, Horse Covers, and Harness of all kinds £\A f\ Sacks Danish Oats. JASJ Also The Whole of his Household Furniture and Effects, Dairy Utensils, etc, all in good order. Sale at 1 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers desire to state that the lease of Mr Dalton's farm having expired, the whole of his carefully-selected Stock and Furniture and Effects is for absolute sale. ,T. MUNDELL, mr l7 Auctioneer. RAM, EWE, AND LAMB SALES. rHE following Fixtures have been arranged— WASHDYKE YARDS, THURSDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1894. aERALDINE YARDS, THURSDAY, 29th MARCH, 1894. TEMUKA YARDS, TUESDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1894. ENTRIES RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. JCHS MUNDELL, mr!7 Auctioneer. IMPORT AiNT ULWAKING SALE OF LIVE & DEAD STOCK. THE Unc'ersigaed, favored with instructions from W. B, Howell, Esq., will Sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead, close to Pleasant Point, on TUESDAY, 27th MARCH, 1894. SHEEP: £T C\C\ f-bred 2-tooth Wethers ttar Crossbred Ewes, ages 2 to 8 4 2jZJ tooth (a grand line) rap Crossbred Lambs £*/~\ Crossbred Ewes (broken Ov mouthed) £\ £\ English Leicester Rams do do Ram Lambs f -lo do Ewe do do do do, ages 2 to 8 tooth. CATTLE: ~» Cows in full profit r t Steers and Heifers, 1 to 3 y years old

HORSES: 0 Draught Mares and Geldings (in regular work) l Draught Colts and Fillies (unbroken) \ Light Harness Horses, quiet I and (good Lady's Hack /"» Hackneys, unbroken Shetland Ponies. PIGS: 7 Boar, 2 Breeding Sowb, 7 Suckers POULTRY: Geese, Ducks, and Fowls DOGS: •1 Sheep Dog (a good one) IMPLEMENTS, &c: 2 Farm Draps, 2 Tip Drays, 1 Spring Cart 1 26-intih Cambridge Boiler, 1 L Corn and Seed Drill—ls rows Broadcast Corn and Seed Sower L by K, & G., 1 Turnip Drill—--2 rows "") Reapers & Binders by Homsby J and McCormick, 1 Tilter by R. &G. Horse Rakes, 1 Mowing MaJ chine (by Hornsby) ) Sets Tine Harrows, 4 & 5 Leaf, J 1 Set Chain Harrows I Set Tripod Harrows, 1 Set Disc _ Harrows—lo feet . 9-tiued Grubber by P. & D. I_ Duncan, 1 Chaffcutter and Horse Gear complete I Winnowing Machine, 1 Water L Cask on Carriage O D.F. Ploughs, 1 Swing Plough f) by Grey, Addingtou "1 fudging Plough by P. & D. _ "Duuini.;), 1 Grinds-one, Portable Forg6 #nd Anvil, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's, and Farm Tools, Shaft, Leading, and Plough Harness, and a jaiFge of sundries. Sale at 11 o'clock «harp, Mr Howell having let his Farm, consequently the Stock and Plant as described are for Absolute Sa'o. CANTERBURY F. CO-OP. ] A$W- I-i'rn., I'KK J. MILN- ( Joint pJvJji/, (' Aurtionews GUISNJSSS & 1M r J? EX I n.r 1:> tPJSCIAL SAL)?/ U|r f .Vf 'vVTTLK TEJIUKA SALKYARDB, 0;i a Date to bo named in future advertisement. Entries now btfing received. J. mil 7 Auctioneer. ,7Oft SALE CURAP-A FIFTYX AOftE SECTION between the Waihi and C G. Trjpp's station, containing about 2000 cords ,of flreivood, posts, Widj-a-ils. Apply to H. jB. WEBSTER.£ CO. Or JAMES FERGUSON, f e 27 Waihi Uor^e,