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Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, Issue 17, 4 June 1895, Page 5

Bpecial Advertisements R. S. MACDONELL & CO., AUOTIONEEES, VALUATOES AND PEODUCE MEECHANTS, LAND STOCK AND GENEEAL SALESMEN, GOEE. SPACIOUS AUCTION ROOMS for the 1 Sale of Land, Produce, Furniture, etc., also large Yard Accommodation Attached to same. AUCTION SALES OP STOCK AT CORPORATION YARDS, GORE-Every Alternate TUESDAY BIVEBSDAL^J YARDS— First THURSDAY each Month I MATAURA YARDS— Pecond THURSDAY faob Month, i Bales of Produce, Land, Furniture, etc., at CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS (next Bank of New Zealand) EVEBY SATURDAY. AGENTS FOR Otakarama Estate New Hornsby Light Steel Binder Bobertson's Highland Sheep Dip Peacock's Lungworm Specific Commercial Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company. JAMES BEATTIE JJAS NOW GOT OPENED OUT, HIS EULL STOCK OF HEAVY WINTER GOODS. Dress Goods— Heavy All-wool Black Dress Goods, iv heavy Estimain Serges, fancy self colors ; Black Serges, Black Whipcord, Black Persians, Black Poplins, Black Donble Warp Merinos, and Cashmeres— grand weights »nd values, all donble widths — from Is 3d to 5a 6d peryaid. Black Velveteens, Is 3d to 3s 6J per yard. Trimmings, Braids and Furs to match, Capital xaDge for Monrninß— Crape and Crape Cloth, with all the latest Fixings, Linings, Italian Cloths acd Silicias.— At BEATTIE'S. Heavy All-wool Colored Dress Materials, wonderful weights and values for pricei this Beacon ; in fact, never have such values been shown in ihe Dress Department : fully 25 per cent, below former values.— At BEaTTIE'S. BKESSMAKING done Elegantly and with Despatch, under the management of Miss O'Connor.— At BEATriE'S. Flannelettes, in all shades and colors, from S£d, Twilled. I have, however, a grand, Btrong, heavy line, fit for Shirting, rare value (29 inch at sd, and S3 inch at 6£d), f=y Never were such Values shown in Gore, Flannels and Flannelons, from 8d ; all wotl 9£d ; including the grand, unskrinkable LANURA. Try them.—Only at BEATTIfi'S, CLOTHING — Men's, Youths' and Boys' ; heavy, warm, good, and strong wear. Full Suits Men's tfeavy Kaiopoi, 85s ; Youths', 17s 6d ; Boys', 8s 9d. These are the weights BEATTIE would recommend. AT BEATTIE'S WAREHOUSE

The J. G. Ward Farmers' Association UNEESERVED Clearing Sale AT \ BALFOUR. WEDNESDAY, 12th JUNE, At 12 o'clock sharp. THE J. G. WARD FARMERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd., have received instructions from Messrs Casey and Oronin, to sell by Public Auclion at their Farm, Balfour, on the above date— The Whole of their STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE, Comprising— *f fj Good Young Draught Horses 4 Two and three-year-old Unbroken Draught Colts 2 Hacks, broken to saddle, and quiet 4 Drays, with frames (2 tip and 2 road) 2 Three-furrow Ploughs, 1 double do, 1 swing do, Cambridge Boller(new), 1 Grubber (Reid and Gray, new), 1 Digger Plough, 2 Reapers and Biodera, 2 sets Disc Harrows, 2 sets Tine Harrows, 4 sets Blocks and Chains, 20 Swingle and Master Trees, 14 setß Plough Chains, 1 Broadcast Seed Sower (Reid and Gray), 2 Sledge Huts, 10 sets Leading Chains and Straps, 17 (each) Collar?, Hames, and Winkers, 17 Horse Covers, 5 Cart Saddles and Breechings, 1 Corn Crnsher. As Mesßra Casey and Cronin are giving up oroppiog, everything will be Sold Without the Slightest Reserve, Luncheon Provided. J. G. WARD ASSOCIATION, 843 a Auctioneers. UNRESERVED Clearing and Land Sale. THE J. G. WARD FARMEBS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd., have been favored with instructions from the Executors of the late William Armstrong, to sell by Public Auction (at a date to be named next issue), at - ) BROOMFIELD FARM, WAIKAKA VALLEY, This Well-known Property, consisting of abont 200 ACRES (more or less), rituated about l£ miles from Waikaka Railway Siding. This is & most desirable property, being good undulating land with favorable aspect, wheat'bearing, and in splendid heart. Also, the whole of the STOCK and IMPLEMENTS, comprising— STOCK. 2 Draught Mares, in foal 1 Draught Mare, aged 1 Draught Gelding, aged 2 Draught four-year-old Fillies, unbroken, by Foreign Policy 2 Draught three-year-old Fillies, unbroken, by Foreign Policy 1 Draught one-year-old Filly, by Darnley, nnbroken 1 Draught Foal 1 Hack 49 Two and four-tooth Crossbred Wethers 142 Crossbred Ewes 61 Crossbred Lambs 4 Leicester Bams. IMPLEMENTS. 1 D.F, Plough, 1 Swing Plough, 1 get Fourleaved Tine Harrows, 1 set Master Trees, 1 set Small Tree?, 3 sets Plough Chains and Blocks, 1 Sledge, 1 Stack Oaten Sheaves, 1 Farm Bray, 4 each Collaiß, Hames and Winkers, 1 Saddle and Brik-hin?, 1 Riding Saddle »nd Bridle, 1 Lady's Biding Saddle and Bridle, 2 sets Leading Harness, 1 Bentall Cbaffoutter (( wo knives), 1 400-zallon Water Tank, 300 feet Timber (weather boards aud scantling). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. 1 Ob eat Drawers, 1 Waebstand and Warp, 4 Bedsteadß, 1 CbeSonier, 5 Kitchen Tables. 9 Chairs, 1 Sofa, and other Sundries too numerous to mention, A quantity of Oats, Ryegras? Seed, and Cornsßcks, 9Ha FOR LEASE, for a term of years— IMPROVED AGRICULTURAL FARM, with good housß and other necessary buildings. Apply at once to 842 a B. S. MAODONELL k CO.