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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 59, 10 March 1906, Page 3

CLEARING SALE, TUESDAY, MARCH 20th. AT 12 NOON. AT MR CROUOHER'S FARM, Near Grcvetown. /~i RIFFITHS & SON, in owj wcVJT tion with B. F. HBALY, naving been favoured with instructions from M. Crouoheb, Eaq., who has disposed of bis farm and is leaving the district, will sell by Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on TUESDAY, 20bh March, commencing at 12 noon, ab his Farm, near Grovetown, the whole of his— LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Including: SHEEP. Parebred Shropshire Firck of 140 ewes from 2-tooth upwards. 50 Lambs. 5 Shropshire Bams. HORSES. 1 Dark Bay Mare by Rsnfurly, 5 years. 1 Bay Mare by Marquis, 5 years. 1 Geey Mara by Marquis, 3 years. 1 Grey Mare, 10 years with foal at foot by Ranfcin Robin, and in foal again. 1 Brood Mara, aged. 1 Bay Geldings ag«a. 1 Draasht Foal by Marquis. 1 Ohestnnb Geldirig. 1 Foal by Hillstone. COWS. Three Oows in fall profit. 2 Calves. IMPLEMENTS. Osborne Binder,. Massey. Harris, .B,inr. der, Demean Drill, Duncan Cam. bridge Roller, Reid and Gray Disc, Duncan Cultivator, Osborne Side Delivery, W. A. Woods Mower with tilting adjustment, D.F. Plough, Set of 4-leaf Harrows, Wooden Roller, Potato Plough, 2 Drays, Corn Screen, Winnowing Machine, Dog Cart and Harness, Good English Saddle and Bridle, ! etc., etc., etc. FURNITURE. ! A large quantity of Absolutely new Furniture, of excellent quality, in I perfect order, including :— Velvets Pile and Brussels Carpels, Side Board, Dining Table, Easy Chairs, Doable Bedsteads, Duoliess Dressing Tables, Duchess Washstands and Chests of Drawers, Mirrors, HaavttirUßS, Arm Chair?, Wicker Cha'ra, Sofa?, Linoleums, Sewiug Machine, Bath, etc., etc., etc., and a host of other items too numerous to ram'ion. NOTE.—We can confidently recommend our friends to'attend this sa'e. Tha horses are a particularly fine lot, and the purebred Shropshire flocV is unequalled in Marlborougb. All the implements are ia good order and almost new. Ths furniture also is new, and in firafc class order. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. L. GKIFIITHS', E. F. HEALY. .J.»iut Aaocioi.tterq.-.. CLEARING SALE OF STOCK. THE N,Z. L. & M. A. Co., Ltd,,' having been favoured by insturuotions Iroaa Messrs H. and W... Reeves will offer the whole of their Stock at the lata Capt. Dallori's yards, at Koromiko, on , . THURSDAY NEXT, 15t:i INST.*; 1 P.M. SHARP. \ The quality of" both Mr Reeves* ■ Sheep and Cattla is well known ia this district. All lots will be carefully drafted, and as all lines must be cleared, on account of his lease expiring, those in want of Stock would do well to attend. SHEEP— ' 151 Ewes, 2'tooth . 139 Ewes, 4-tooth 149 Ewes, 6-tooth ' 214 Ewes, 8-tooth 35 Ewes, full mouth 120 Wethers, fat and forward 260 Lambs, Ewes 260 Lambs, Wethers 6 Rams, Eaglish Leicester , CATTLE— 44 head 11 to 2 year-old 11 head 2 to 3-year old 17 head 3 to 4 year old, fat and forward ALSO: 3 Baconers 2 Slips Phaeton, good order Horses and Harness 400 gal. Tank, galvanized Lady's and Gent's BicyeJe OUTSIDE ENTRIES. 70O2Lambs 350 Ewes, S.M. 50 Wethers, 2-tooth LIBERAL LUNCH'PROVIDED. J. L. HARRIS, Auctioneer. STOCK_SALE. HAVELOCK SUBURBAN YARDS, FRIDAY, 16th MARCH, 1 P.M. T)RESENT ENTRIES :~ 600 Crossbred Lambs 350 Crossbred Ewes 50 Crossbred Wethers 70 Crossbred Ewes, fat 60 Crossbred Wether 3, fat 30 Crosabred Ewes, fat CATTLE- : "■ ' '',■:"'■ 25 Calves / 3 Yearlings 30 Steers, 12 to 18 months 16 Steers, 2-year-old 16 Heifers, 2 year-old 11 Steers, 3 year old 3 Cows, empty 1 Milker 1 Bull, 3 year-old 1 Bull calf 1 Draught Geld iag 1 Lady's Saddle and Bridle, nearly new 1 Billy Goat, 2 tooth 1 Jbred Angora. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. LUNCH Is. N.Z. L. & M. A. COY., Ltd., J. L. HARRIS, Auctioneer. OMAKA ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. ALL Persons using the Board's Roads for Heavy Traffic as defiued in Section 130 of the "Public Works Act," must obtain Licenses for same on or before 14th March, after which date legal proceedings will be taken against all those who have failed to obtain Licenses. Licenses may be obtained at the Board's Office, Blenheim, during business hours. By Order of the Board. H. HOWARD, Secretary.