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Bruce Herald, Volume X, Issue 955, 6 November 1877, Page 4

NEW AbVKRTISifi.VIKNTS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1877, At 1 o'clock. SALE OF CATTLE, SHEEP, AND HORSES, AT STIRLING. HEN R V D R I V E R begs to intimate that he will hold the first of a series of Two-Monthly Sales, at his yards, Stirling, on Thursday, the Bth November, at 1 o'clock p.m., when be will sell, On account of Messrs Smith Bros., 4.0 head. prime Fat Cattle On account of Mr Sinclair Wright, 4Q bead Store Cattle, in good condition. . On account of Mr James Petrie, 3Q head of Store Cattle. On account of the Trustees of the late William Stephenson, East Taieri, 15 head mixed' store cattle IQQ ewes and lambs. On account of Mr James M'Neil, 100 P" me at we *hers — heavy weights On behalf of various vendors, ." 3O head store and mixed cattle. , Parties intending to bring forward stock •for,. the .above sale will pi ea«e enter the same without delay with '. HENRY; DRIVER, : '" :; X' N.Z. and M.A. Co., Dunedin; Or JOHN M'NEIL. Agent, Balclutha. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Important Sale by Auction of valuable PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL FARMS, near Tokomairiro. Without the slightest reserve. FTENRYD R I V E R 4~*- has received instructions to sell by public auction, at Watson's Hotel, Dunedin,; on or about the' Ist day of December, 1877. (the exact date' will be duly advertised), Mr William Popplewell's very valuable property, Consisting of aboUt 2186 acres of fine grazing and agricultural land, in lots according to the following subdivision : — Lot 1 — 320 acres, of which about 70 acres is superior bush, the re-m-iinder fine grazing and agricultural land, fenced on three sides, with shepherd's hut, wool-shed, and sheep-yards. Lot 2 - 280 acres, c insisting of about one fourth good arable slopes ; remainder splendid grazing laud, fenced one side. Land adjoining this lot is now under 'fifth'! successive crop of oats, the last yielding over 60 bushels to the acre. Lot 3— 320 acres, consisting of onethird fine arable land, balance j excellent grazing, bounded on I one side by a sphndid stream of water, the other two Bides partly; fenced. Lot 4— 150 acres, all good agricuitnra ! , slope* and fl -ts,. well watered and partly fenced. Lot 5 300 acres, all fenced with excoption of about 40 eh ins, This valuable lot cont-iits of more than two-ihirds superior agicultural land. The adj uning farm has been cultivated for years, its last yield being fully 70 bushels per ncra <». oa's. Lot 6—310 acrr-s pf fine grazing slopes, nf winch about 80 acres is good agricultural laud, fenced oji -two sides. Fine stream of water with splendid power. Lot 7 — 500 acres, consisting of about 60 acres good arable land, remainder Bplendid grazing, fenced on two sideß, with flue water power. Special attention U invited tq the above sale, as each lot will be off-red absolutely without reserve, and investors with moderate capital should not lose the opportunity of sepuring a reaUy §rst-cl..ss farm, Intending purchasers will bo shown over the propeny by Mc William Popple well, of Tpkprnairiro. Mr J. B. .H, Harris, Solicitor, Dunedin, will give information as to title, &c, For pl&nsof each lot, aud other particulars Apply to HENRY DRIVER, N.2.L- & M,A. Co., pjjjnedin, ONE POUND REWARD. LOST, a Bay Horse, branded L near shoulder. Seen last at Milbiun Sta fiQfl' WILLIAM CUMMINS, Beaumont. VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE (Late Irons'de and Paterson), W. H. MATHIESON, PiupTfOAf yisTEiirifAttY Surgeon, Balclutha. Horses carefully shod. Th r P* Veterinary Surgeons Ccrtilicatts for C'nftipetenvjy. First .prize and medid awarded for horse shoeing. i LjimQ»! p ?8> arising fmrh whatever ctuse, c.re- , fully treat«'*. Ooachbrjilder and General 1 Wheelwright. 8©p4.8 promptly and neatly i executed, ' ' j