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North Otago Times, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7783, 22 November 1890, Page 3

LEMING AND HEDtEY

THIS DAY. At 1 o'clock, sharp. , At Commercial Yards. DLEMING and HEDLEY, *■ on account of Mr Caldor's Executors, will sell by public auction at abovo timo and placo— The Pure Ayrshire Bull, Patrick, by White Prince (imported), out of Lottie Full pedigree at Sale,

SHOW SALES. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22ni> NOVEMBER. At the Commercial Yarda. At 1 o'clock prompt. FIRST-CLASS HACKS, SPRING DRAY AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. FLEMING TND HED LEY *~ have received instructions from John M'Lean, Esq., of Rcdcaotlo, to sell by public auction, at the above time and plnco 14 First clnsi Horoca, all unbroken, but handled.

Those in want of Good Weight-carrying Hacks, Buggy, and Carriage Horses, or oven active Spring Dray Horses, should uot m'wt this opportunity, as the lot arc for Absolute Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, nrl7 Auctioneers. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22ni> NOVEMBER. At 12 o'clock prompt. At the Stores, Tyno street. FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD FARM IN THE OAMARU DISTRICT. For I'oaitivo Sale. FLEMING AND HEDLEY *• have received instructions from Mr Thomus Robertaon to sell by publio auction, at the above time and place — Hia Excellent Freehold of 240 Acroa, situated about 3 miles from Maheno Railway Station. The Farm in part of the far-famed Incholmo Estat-o, and is subdivided into seven paddocks — mostly enclosed by very good and well-kept live fences. About 50 acres are under wheat and oats, 120 are in grass, and tho balance for turnips, The improvements consist of a comfortable Dwelling-House, with Cowshed, Stockyards, and other structures requisite and sufficient for the working of the place. Good district roads run past the farm, and tho Government school is just out] side the boundary fence. Altogether, this is a first-clans agricultural faun without an acre of waato laud. A never-failing supply of pure spring water runa thiough it.

Tho vendor has made up his mind to sell

absolutely. Tcima are 10 per cent on tho fall of tho hammer, and tho balanco in ono monthOther arrangements can be made previous to tho auction by application to FLEMING and HEDLEY, nr!9 Auctioneer.

THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 22nd NOVEMBER.

At Commercial Yards. At 1 o'clock.

FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS.

FLEMING and HED L E Y have received instructions from Mr James M'Keown to sell by public auction »t the nbovc time and place— 1 First-class Bay Marc, Kato 1 First-daw Bay Marc, Blosaom 1 Brown Marc, Nell 1 Brown Marc, Nell, in foal to Lord Haddo 2 Brown Fillies, Maggiu and Gipsy 1 Medium Mare, Bloss 1 Good Black Gelding, iSandy The Auctioneers would direct special notice to the above Draughts. They arc really excellent, more especially the three first on the list. The Mare Kate ia, perhaps, the very best Breeder in North Otago. Her two-year-old Filly was aold the other day for 43 guineas, and Mr M'Kay refused 30 guiucas for her yearling. Breeders should have a look nt Kate. Blossom is descended from 01 Darby, ftud Noll is an exceptionally nice Maro by Prince Victor. Terms at Sale. Alho— Account Mr Thomas Meo, Incholmo. 2 First-class Draught Grcj Fillie3 1 !5-yeur-old Gelding, good sort 1 2-year-old Entire Thoroughbred Colt by Taiaroa Account another Vendor — 2 Excellent Dry Mares Account another vendorPair of Buggy Horses (Bays), stylish and Staunch and Good Steppers 1 Really Handsome Hack, c rrics a lady well On account of Messrs H. Stewart, Morton 1 , Geddfs, and others — 8 First-clous Marcs und Goldinga On account of Mr Donaldson — Mare Rose, by Lord Salisbury, with first-class filly foal a\, foot by Reufrew Jock On account of Mr Atfan — Double-seated Buggy, with Pole and SMta O^ account of Mr Mark Sinclair—* t)onb!c-spatt-d Bugy>, extru good On account of otViot votuWs — 1 'Sccam.Vli.wul U'liggonit'o I £.<*i>; Miln Htttci, fift hy 3tt, 4uid(.cp 1 L<iigc 11m tow Gi libber FLEMING ANP IiKDLEY, Auctioneers