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Clutha Leader, Volume II, Issue 66, 14 October 1875, Page 4

_~ j 20Q STOBE j^?^pCEBr) AND, I CO i WS. ! ! = r ' OJOBE SOLD AT GOKE. j :FRIDAY OCTOBER 15iih.' ; '< , TV/T A RTIN, MA IT LAN D& CO have received instructions from Mr W- B, . Kingswell, to Sell by Public Auction at Gore (Longford), on the above date, about 1 C\f} Head of Splendid Store Bullocks : JL\_/, \J ,3 years old. and upwaxdp. ; . ■ •• /.■_.■!(>'■'•'■• Also about ■'• "I Speyed Cows and Heifers, all 8 IXJXjJ . years and! upwards; i The jabove.are'undoubtedly the finest Jot of Cattle 1 for 1 sale in' Southland at the present time, being all large framed, and in very fresh condition 1 . 1 L The vendor's only' reason for selling is, having disposed of the Otapirj property, which, necessitates the of his ' . StOCk. ; ;.. ~ .-,,.;; , ;•':' -| N.B,—The CattlewUl.be sold 25 with the option of the lot. . < 1 i -Terms cash, • 433 ; ' [i - : ' ■ •' ■/- THUBSBAT, 4th WOVEMBEB. •.. "■-. At 12 o'clock.! BROTHEks ba've received instructions to sell by public auction at tile residence of the late Mr Henry Hogg, Warepa on Thursday, 4th November, at 12 o'clock, all his stock and farming implements consisting of: ; O Draught Mares . ,'.;* l;. do Horse, 2do Filly'e, 2 and 8 year ....'•■ ~ '©Id:- . , 1 : Thorough bred two year old by Forester : 1 Thorough bred two year old by King Tom "I Arab Pony in foal A Milk Cows and a few Heifers K(~\ Hogets half-bred Kf\ Ewes and Lambs at if^oot 1 f)f)f) Bußhels Oats. A large quantity Rye grass Seed. Several Seed. Several sets of Harness, rne Plough, two sets Wooden Harrows, two Drays, one Wheelbarrow, one Grindstone. Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Tools of all descriptions.' ' One double seated three riding Saddles, household Furniture, Daily Utensils, a large number of odds-and-ends too 460 numerous to mention. Luncheon Provided. SURPLUS STOCK-On occount of JOHN CRAWFORD— Storekeeper, Warepa. Tweed Suits Trousers and Vests, all sizes Crimean Shirts Cotton Shirts Blankets, white and blue . Dress Pieces of every description Hats, trimed and untrimjed , Teas—in half cheats a»d boxes And various other goods. '■ ■ 461' ■:■ ■;,• • .• ... •' -.., .'s' OR. r S' A'JTJ; E,',;'''. :• ' A VALUABLE FARIME of .60 ACRES' * in the: Warepa District; ! fdhced and subdivided, into paddocks with live fence ; 15----acres> in English .grass, 28 acres brpken up; remainder unbroken • dwellinchcuse„ of 10 roomsj : double verandah; lined throughout with bricks and roofed with iron ;■' bsrn' and, Btable ; also stcckyard, with shed 50 feet long,: ' roofed with iron ; .ground laid out with trees--10 years old, now ranging from 12 to 50 feet i high,* 'and'; humberiri&: from ' 30.00 to' 4000', The Southern Trunk Railway goes through the; property^; : The .Proprietor's. reason for > parting t with tbe, ; place is to-occupy land' < Recently ' „, ~ . i! ; Further particulars' can be obtained on' applioation to ' - - /-•;-. ; \u COLIN M'KENZIE, jWarepa.' ; ; ' JOHN MACDONALD & CO., ' «■ ■ ■• • • : . > Balelutha. ~mh October, 187^. ** 8 ' * :!; ;". '• •"''• '';'" ', '■' FARM. . f AT, O;TAKtA.'. ; ; '] : ■• ' ' FOR 1 '"SALE-,',' •'' ,".'•' ••'■" ' fyf\ ACRE FARM; (more, or ;less), at fVr . Otakia,,. being Sections 1 ; and 2of 43, Blocklll., Otakia ; together with a four roomed House, Stockyard,- Cowshed,' Stable,. , etc.j erected, thereon. '''.. "•;' '■':"] Part.of the:land is Bub ß tanttylly fenced and . ■ laW down in'permanent grass as, r ■. i , ...-..■.-.. TERMS -E'ASYo { -t : nv. .-,'• i . For fur ther particulars, apply to ■■.', ■ ! : ! ; : GRIGOR, 1 MAITLAOT, & CO. ' 7 '