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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6164, 7 February 1882, Page 4

A.XLQ tloneera _MR_M. R. MILLER'S SALE . WOOITSCOURING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOILING-DOWN WORKS FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. nnHE West Clive Wool-scouring, FellJL mongery, and Boiling Down Establishment lately carried on by Mb Chas. Mitchell, with complete plant and now in working order for scouring clips, fellmongery, bone grinding, and boiling-down. 18- Horse-power horizontal engine Donkey pump engine Horizontal tubular vertical boiler Wool-washing machine, screw wool press Wool sheets, &c, &c. Bone mill, corn crusher, chaff cutter Blacksmith's forge and tools Tan pits and all requisite tools and implements too numerous to mention, as well as Draft and light harness horses Drays and spring carts Agricultural implements, pigs, piggeries, &c, &c. The premises have powerful artesian wells drying paddocks, sheep, cattle, and slaughter yards, on most improved construction, stables, shods, men's house, &c. Very liberal terms will be given to any purchaser who is an expert. For further particulars, tipuly to M. R. MILLER, 124 Land and Instate Auctioneer. MILLER & POTTS' SALEU WOOL. F> d^i OLDSBROUGH & dTi°-> WOOL BROKERS STOCK AND STATION AGENTS Melbourne, Victoria, Are Prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCE On the ensuing clip, also on approved STATION SECURITIES. The following rates of Freight have been a ranged with the Union Steamship Com pany for carriage of Wool from NA PIER :— Greasy, 8a per bale Washed, 7s per bale Or at the option of tho owners by THROUGH CONTRACT With R. GoLBSBUotroH and Co., as underGreasy, £3 5s per ton Washed, £-4 per ton Which includes insurance at £20 per bale and all charges from Napier Whai'f xinti arrival at their Warehouses, Melbourne. Tlie above rates are very low, and they trust will induce a trial of the Melbourne Market, which is now as the real Central Depot of the Australasian Colonies. Agent for Napier, M . R . MILLER, Goldsbrough's Wool Warehouses, August 13, 1880. R. GOLDSBROUGH & CO., MELBOURNE WOOL WAREHOUSES. fTtHE Undersigned is '.instructed to make ' LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On the ensuing clip, consigned to the above Wool Brokers. M. E. MILLia: & POTT 3, WAIPAWA, ARE also instructed to make CASH ADVANCES, and will '°^ ; ve wool consigned > Messrs Goldsbrougn and Co., free of any charge for storage at their new Wool Store, Bailway Station, Waipawa, for warding the same to Napier for shipment ta owe3t cost rates. M. R. MILLER Agent for R. GOLDSBROD GH & CoMeosrs Kinross and Co., Port Ahuriri, will receive Wool for cShipment on account of Mr M. R. Millor 11 o THURSDAY, IGtii FEBROARY, At 12 o'clock. AT THE UPPER WYNDHAM STATION, NEAR CLINTON. IMPORTANT SALE OV THE "WYNDHAM" FLOCK OF PURE MERINO SHEEP. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., In conjunction »\ith Carswell, White and Co., of inveruarg'll, have received instructions from John Andcrsiin, Ksq., to sell by auction at the UPPER WI'iNUHAM STATION, near Clinton, on Thursday, 16th February, at 12 o'clock, the whole of the Wyndham flock of Pure Alerinos, consisting of STUD SHEISP (selected). £*iPh T W O-T OO T H RAMS OU 50 four-tooth Earns 20 six-tooth Rams 75 Ram Lambs 500 two -tooth Ewes GOO four-tooth Ewes 400 eix-tooth Ewes 600 «ght-tooth Ewes •200 Ewe Lambs. FLOCK SHEEP. GSO Rims, 2, 4, 6 and 8-looth, and Lambs 5000 Ewes and Wethers, 2, 4, 6 and S-tooth and Lambs. Also, 1600 two, four, and six-tooth Crossbred Ewes and Wethers and Lambs. Over 1000 of the crossbred and merino wethers are prime fat. The mere mention of the name of Mr John Anderson as the breeder of the above sheep is sufficient guarantee of their excellence The original ewes were purchased from Mr Suisted. of Otepopo and were supplemented from time to time with importations from Australia by Messrs Rossiter and Clynt. Rams were purchased from importations by Mr W. 11. Valpy from Tasmania, and from importations by Mr A. B. Murray, of Adelaide, and some ten years ago the American merino was introduced, the progeny of the latter having since been kept to the breeding ewes, which lias done much to add to the quality and profit of the ilock. And on THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH, At 12 o clock, They will offci at tlie LOWER WYNDHAM STATION, near Wyndham, 50 choice Breeding Cows (Shorthorns) by " Acme," " Ethiopian," and " Bismarck " 60 Shorthorn Heifers, 1 and 2-years-old, by Butterfly and Ethiopian 9 selected' Bulls by Acme, Ethiopian s Biitterlly, and Bismarck 100 head prime Fat Bullocks 60 head prime fat Spayed Cows 500 head mixed Cattle, consisting of Bullocks and Cows 1 thoroughbred Entire Horse, "Young Barbiere," by " Bay Camdeu," son of St. Barbiere 20 thoroughbred Brood Mares 60| thoroughbred Coll.s and Fillies, broken and unbroken 12 station tTacks 8 superior Draught Horses, and 4 S.uldle and Light Harness Horses. Both cattle and horses will be found on inspection to fully bear out< Mr Anderson's ivpuiafion as a breeder, the former having been carefully biv<l from slock or.ginally purchased from Mr Dems, oi Kiccarton, A3r ■loshti'L Pdtr-J (a noted judge of shorthorns), tbe bite Mr John Niimuo, and Mr Robertson, of Victoria. Mr Anderson's horses are well and favorably known in this market, so that no comment about them is necessary. 336? KEN NEDy & niTiLMAN'B SALES ENNEDT ANJJ *H ILLMi¥ AUCTIONEERS AND a■N" K h At. CO VI VI [ SSION AGENTS ! L'etin % \M>n-street, Napier. AiJENTb FOB — Northern Fire and lAfei Assurance Co ci Ma 1 iJi-eamshit) Co. 11l JOHN KENOUF, BUILDEK AND CONTRACTOR Corner of Cliva-square and Dickens-street. 1G Estimates Gitbn