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'■"■'■■'''" '■ "_foifotons J. T. FORD & CO. THIS DAY. _ GOOO D S SG 6OOC TO THE FARMERS OF THE SELWY AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. MESSRS J." 7. FOUD & GO. beg to ii form the farmers of the t>elwyn an the surroup'Jirig districts that they inter holding their FIRST ANNUAL AUCTION .. „~- ~., FOR THE ''' " b£& nfcZmr Wit imZim OF BREEDING EWEJ AT MILTON STATION, ON THTJBSD AY. MARCH 1J When they will yard f\f\f\f\ LARGE-FRAMED SOUNI Jy.V/.UVJ MOUTHED EWES, Selected from the very best flocks in th Province of Canterbury. *" These sheep will be in good fresh conditioi have been kept free from rams, and at brought forward specially for the Selwy farmers. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Luncheon provided. The most reasonable terms for payment wil be given, Purchasers of this class of sheep will d weir to wait for this sale. ■■;■. FRESH CONDITIONED STORE WETHERS WILL ALSO BE OFFERED At the same time and place. Milton Station Yards are about three mile from the Selwyn Station —bigg's old place 2-23 ■ ■/;: /, , 22JJ BLRD-/& BENNETT. ... > .;.." ! i. TATTERS ALLS. SATURDAY, 14TH INSTANT, TWO O'CLOCK. LIGHT WAGGON AND PAIR. BIRD" & BENNETT will SIsLL bj AUCTION, as above, PAIR COB GELDINGS, With Abbott's AMERICAN WAGGON AND HARNESS, : Complete. The horses are quiet and good, in single and double harness. The waggou is firstclass, and in thorough repair. The turn out is being sold in consequence of the owner having uo further use for it. 3-12 2SSE TATTERSALL'S. SATURDAY, J4th : INSTANT. ONE, .O'CLOCK.. , , HORSES, >'■■'•• WAGGOF, AND HARNESS: BIRD ANJD BENNETT are instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, as above— . A TEAM OF p -FIKSTiCLASS DMUCiIIT HORSES, O Tosotlicr with

The above horses can be recommended as being thoroughly staunch, good workers. Xiiey are young , , sound, and in fair working ■jpondition- ~, . . , 3-112814 TATTBESALL'S. SATURDAY, 21st INSTANT. TEN O'CLOCK. DRAUGHT ENTIRE. BIRD & BENNETT are instructed by Messrs Strachan Bros, to SELL BY AUCTION, As above, ; ,, ~,, . The splendid Clydesdale Horsp,, LORD ;..-. CLYDE, by Sir Colin Campbell; dam, Blossom ; five years old ; a handsome steel grey, possessing great power, activity, and good bone. He has proved himself a sure foal getter, and is a thoroughly • staunch good worker. 3-10 2778 HORSES. HORSES- HORSES. TATTERSALL'S. , ....,' WEDNESDAY, 18th INSTANT. 1 O'CLOCK. TASMANIAN DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, Ex Waratah, from Hobarton. BIRD and BENNETT have received instructions from the importer, to SELL as above, without reserve, . - r * A f\ VALDABLE MARES AND A f\ 4:1 / GELDINGS, *±\J Selected expressly for the Canterbury Market. ■ The above shipment can be strongly recommended as being young, sound, thoroughly staunch, .and -well su|tqd- for contractors, farmers, and others. - - *-•■« At the same time will be SOLD, the -two-year-old Catt Stallion ; ' LORD LEICESTER, Dark bay. As a yearling he took the firs! prize at the Longford Show, and the first prize as a two-year-old at the Northern Agricultural Show, Tasmania. Terms: Above £50, approved bills at three months, with interest added. The Auctioneeis beg to remind purchasers that buyers of Tasraanian horses, from vious shipments, have been so well satisfied that further comment is unnecessary. BIED & BENNETT, . 3-10 2749 Auctioneers. TATTEBSALL'S. SATURDAY, 21ST INSTANT. TWELVE O'CLOCK. HORSES. HORSES. HORSES. Ex Omeo, from Melbourne. BIRD & BENNETT are instructed bj Mr John Trestrail to SELL BY AUCTION, As above, "Without the slightest reserve, 9Q Heavy Draught, Young, Sound, OO tJtJ Thoroughly Staunch OO MARES. The attention of farmers and others is par ticularly called to this shipment, being the firafc importation" from Yictoma for manj years, and ivell suited to the requirement o! the province. 3-12 Terms easy—approved bills, ; 285-