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Mataura Ensign, Volume 15, Issue 1295, 9 June 1893, Page 3

Mr I. W. Raymond WYNDHAM HORSE FAIR THURSDAY, 22nd JUNE, At 12.80 o'clock. IW. RAYMOND will sell at Sichard- , son's Stables, on account Messrs McKenzie, Wright, Inglis, Milne, McDonald, Shields and others — • -J /~\ First-class Draughts pf Draught Colts and Fillies K Hacks ITeam of four Splendid Four-year-old Weldings I This is a good opportunity to either bny or sell at, in addition to supporting and encouraging your local .Fair, Additional Entries Solicited. w766 The J« G, Ward Farmers' Association CLEARING SALT NEAE MOSSBURN. TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS. FRIDAY, 9th~JUNE, 1893, At 1 o'clock p.m. ITHE J. G. WARD FARMERS' AS- - SOCIATION OF MEW ZEALAND Limited (in conjunction- with the United Farmers' Agency Co., Ltd.), have been instructed by the owners, Messrs Fraser and McLean, to sell by public auction at their Farm, near Mossburn, all their LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Em, Comprising — .» Q/~\i r "\ Four and sis-toolh Crossbred OvJW Ewes, in lamb Qf\ f^i First-class Croßßbred Lambs "| /~\ f\ Two-tooth Crossbred Wethers Reapers and Binders (Masse/), Cambridge Roller and Seed Sower, Horse-power and Chiiffcutter, and a . lot of Sundries too numerous to . particularise. We have been instructed to state that the sale ia practically WITHOUT RESERVE. Luncheon Pkovided. 672w Mr lan S. Simson HORSE FAIR, i TATTEESALL'S BAZAAE, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, At 12 Noon sharp. IS. SIMSON will sell as above— Zj.Q H ORBES Special Entry— On account of Mr William McCmcheon, who is giving up contract cropping : ~t f\ Superior Draught Mares and JLVJ Geldings, three to six years old. NOTE —As the Fur Sale takes pkce at 2 p.m. I will "start tbe Horse Fair at 12 Noon Sharp to the minute. 757w IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, In the Wendba Valley District, near the Waikaka Township. • At the Town Hall, Gore, at 2 p.m., on SATURDAY, 10TH JUNK, 1893. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructions from Mr A. McDonald (who is giving up farming; and going into business) to sell by auction, at the above Lime and place — Section 7, Block IX, Wendon, freehold ; Section 6, Block IX, do, perpetual leaae. The Improvements are Good House, Stable, and other Buildings almost new. The land is all fenced and subdivided, an i 300 acreo have been ploughed, balf ouly of Auicb one crop has beent*k^n off ; 40 acres m English giass, balance n»tur:tl pasiure, which is easily ploughed. The leasehold can be maiie into ireehold, if require 4 . Inspection is luvited, bs these are tbe best sections in that district, and the land ia good, being fit to grow wheaf, oata, turnips, and grass equal to any land in Southland. As Mr McDonald is determined to sell, this chance Bhould Dot be lost. Terms will be given. For furtter particulars, apply to I. S. Simson, Auctioneer, Gore, 758w TOWN HALL, GOR&J. Furs ! Furs ! Furs ! SATURDAY, 10tk JUNE, at 2 p.m. IS* SIMSON has received instmctions s to offer by auction a valuable consigament of S. B. Clark's Native aad Foreign Fuis, comprising Opossum, Wallaby, Kangaroo and Beaver Rugs, Hall Matp, Colonial Mats, Hearth Rugs, Boas, Muffs, Cape3 9 Foot- warmers, &c ,&c. The Manufactures of S. B. Clark took Gold Medals at the late Geelong Exhibition, and First Prize taken at Canadian, Australasian, London, and Paris Exhibitions. A really magnificent and beautiful assortment of Australian and Foreign Furs, manufactured by skilled labor, imported for the purpose. Guaranteed free from the attacks of moths and other insects so. destructive to imported furs, The Goods will be on view on Friday Afternoon, the 9th, and Saturday Morning. KELSO 3TOCK & HORSE FAIR, THURSDAY, JUNE 15th. TAN S. SIMSON will hold a Stock and •*• Horsß Fair on above date. Present Entries : s^/~| Draught Horses. Entries with Kelso Agent, MB CfIAS. FALCONER ; O: THE AOOTIONEBB. S