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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 357, 20 May 1874, Page 2

THURSDAY, 21st MAY, At 2 o'clock punctually* CATTLE! CATTLE! CATTLE! At Shumate's Yards. XXT ILLIAM HAVES has received instructions from Mr. W. Draper, of Lawrence, to sell by public auction, &t Shumate's Yards, Wetherstonee Road, on the above date, at 2 o'clock punctually, €0 head of Cattle, consisting of 20 really prime dairy cows, broken in to bail ; ftnd 40 head of mixed cattle; 1 8-yeaf-old heifer, out of the celebrated cow Dolly, well known as one of the best cows ever introduced into the Tuapeka district. Also, A few light draught Horsed NoT£eserve% Termß at Sale. «v FRIDAY, 22nd MAY, At 2 o'clock punctually. Freehold sections in the town of lawrence. TyiLLtAM HAVES . * * h&s .received instructions from the Owners to sell, at the above hour, in his Sale Room, Peel-street) Thd following enumerated valuable Freehold Building Sections of Land in the Town of Lawrence, having frontages to the streets tnentioned : — Thurso-stbeet. Section 13, Block XVIL j Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Block TTT. ; Sections 5, 6, 10, 11, and 12, Block XXIX. Penbith-stbbet.. Sections 10, 11, 12, and 13, Block XXX. C/QBNEB os MABtPOBT AND ThUBSO STEEETS. Section 11, Block XXII* Stbanbaeb-stbeet. Section 5, Block XXIIL levine-steeet. Sections 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 17, and 18, - Block xxvn. Ardrossan-stbeet. Section 9, Block XXV. ; Sections 3 and 4, Block XXIIL; Sections 18 and 19, Block XVIL LISMOBE-STBEET. Sections 20, Block IX. Lancaster-stbeet. Sections 1, 2, and 3, Blocl IX. SOLWAY-STBEET. Sections 11, Block VI. Also, Sections 11 and 12, Block XXXVIIL, Thurso-sfcreet, corner of Eden-sfcrcet, on which stands a substantial sixroomed house, recently ereoted hy John Turnbull, Esq., possession of which may be had afc once. •* THURSDAY, 28th MAlf, At 2 o' clocks BONA FIDE CLEARING-OUT SALE. riAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTIOK have VJ been favored with instructions from My. William Hurren, of Runnymede Farm, Waihola. to sell by auction^ on the ground, On Thursday, the 28th May, '-at 2 o'clock — 1 Heavy Staunch Draught Mare 1 Do do Gelding 2 Do do Geldings, 4 years old 1 Valuable Hack, by Nutshell 20 Head Mixed Cattle I 'Breeding Sow, 5 Store Pigs 130 Bags Prime Milling Wheat 130 Bags Superior Oats A '.'few Bags Perennial Grass Seed, Plough, two pair Harrows, Fanners, Chaff cutter, Nicholson's Reaper (only used one season), Tip Dray, Shaft, 1 Leading, and Plough Harness. N.B. — In consequence of Mr. Hurren giving up farming, and leaving the district, the whole of the above will be sold to the highest bidders. „ , Terms at sale. FRIDAY, 29fch MAY, - At 2 o'clock. CLEARING OUT SALE OF HORSES,' CATTLE, &c. iHAPSTICK, DUTHIE & CAPSTICK \j, have received instructions from Mr. R-OBEBT Ferguson, down the river, Tokomairiro, to sell by auction on tho premises on EViday, 29fch May, afc 2 o'clock — Six quiet dairy cows, to calve in September ; all milk without their * calves. 20 head mixed cattle. Heavy draught gelding. 1 colfc rising three years old, by Glengary; 1 colfc, rising two years old by Lord Gowrie. 14 Leicester ewes in lamb to Leicester rams. S Leicester ewo lambs ; 11 Leicester wether lambs ; 3 breeding sows ; 1 boar ;10 young pigs. Road dray; 2 tip-dra.ys. Plough ; 2 pairs ha'r- - Teowßj roller ; chaff-cutter ; fanners. . 8 tons potatoes ; 100 bushels barley ; stack stfaw. 120 fencing posts ; 3cwt., fencing wire. Dray, plough, leading harness, and all other farming implements. Terms afc sale. N.B. — The reason Mr. Ferguson is selling Gut is in consequence of his having sold his Farm and leaving the district : - therefore,- the above will be a bona Me unreserved sale. /lAPSTICK, DUTHIE, AND CAPSTICK \J have rocpived instructions to sell by auction, at their Rooms. Milton, on Monday, 18th May, at 3 o'clock, *1000 Bags Oaks 1000 Do. Wheat 350 Do. Baley (All in their Stores.) t\ VPST" ICK, DUTttIE, & CAPSTICK \'l H-.ld Sales of SHEEP SKINS. TALLOW, &c., EVERY SATURDAY. Advances made on the Incoming Clip of wool on sale here) or tor shipment to XcOAdoiU :