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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1322, 22 March 1884, Page 3

MESSRS FLEMING &. HEDLEY PRELIMINARY NOTICE, At M'Kay's Yards. About end of Maroh. CLEARING SALE OF FIRST-CLASS EWES AND LAMBS. TfILEMING AND HEDLEY have roceivcd instructions from J. A. Taylor, Esq., to fell by publio auction— SOD Merino Ewes, large number ol them fafc 200 Crosß-brede, fat and stores 1000 Roally Primo Half-bred Lambs. ' FLEMIXG & HEDLEY, ' Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. At M'Kay's Yards. About eDd of Maroh. GREAT CLEARING SALE OP FAT AND STORE SHEEP—CROSSBREDS AND MERINOS. F LEMIN G AND HEDLEY will submit, on account of Alox. Thomson, Esq.— 3500 Half and Three-quarter-bred full mouth Ewes, fat and stores 4000 Merino Ewe?, now going with Ardgowan Leicester Rams 5000 Omarama Wethers, all nearly fab, Full particulars in later issue, FLEMING AND HEDLEY, 793 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 3RD APRIL, At M'Kay's Yards. At 1 o'clock, FIRST-CLASS YOUNG SHEEP, "PILEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from A, Sinton, Esq., to sell by publio auotion, as above—--800 First-class Sheep, first crosß, 2 and 4-tooth, mixed sexes. Terms at salo. FLEMING AND HEDLEY. Auctioneers. THURSDAY, 17TH, AND FRIDAY, 18TH APRIL, ISB4. At 1 o'clock sharp eaoh day. At Windsor Park Estate, noar Oamaru, BIENNIAL SALE op PURE CLYDESDALE STOCK, LIGHTHARNESS HORSES, PURE SHORTHORN BULLS, PURE LINCOLN SHEEP, FAT CAITLE, IMPLEMENTS, &c. RIGHT, STEPHEN SON, AND CO. (in conjanctioa with Messrs Fleming and Hedley) have received inßtruotions from Edward Menlove, Esq., to sell by auotion, at Windsor Park Estate, near Oamarn, on Thursday, 17th, and Friday, 18th April, ISS4, at 1 o'olock eaoh day—--100 Head Clydesdale Mares and Gold ings, Colts and Fillies 3 Pure-Bred Clydesdale Stallions, -viz,, Prince Victor, Banker Hero, and Young Prince Victor 20 First-class Hack a and Light Harness Horses 4 Pure Shorthorn Bulls, viz., Brunswick Hero, Alvie's Royal Butterfly 2nd, Alvie's Imperial Purple 2nd, and Alvie's Prince Imperial 70 Prime Fat Shorthorn Cattlo 100 Pure-Bred Lincoln Rams, progeny of imported stook 100 Pure-Bred Lincoln Ewes, progeny of imported stock 2000 Ewes, seven-eighth crosses Lincoln and upwards. IMPLEMENTS, &c. The Horsea will be sold on THURSDAY, APRIL 17, And the Cattle, Sheep, Implements, 40., on THE FOLLOWING DAY. The Auctioneers have groat pleasure in calling public attention to this Biennial Sale of the Windsor Park Stock, the whole being really first-class. Arrangements have been made with the Railway Department for trains to leavo Oamaru each day in time for the sale, and for the same to convey purchasers back to Oamaru each evening. Luncheon will be provided, ' 829 'ANTED—TENDERS tilf Monday, . . 24th Curt., for PLOUGHING 300 aoreß Stubble near RedclifFo. Four team?.— Fleming and H f.dley. 816 W-\WT£j WANTED— Four CARPENTERS for New Wharf.—Apply Philps And Jones, 837 r ANTED—OFFICE BOY.—Apply in own hand writing to Dknnisoh and Gbant. 820 OOT TRADE—WANTED, a Smart LAD, about 15 years of age, as apprentice.—Apply Oamaru Boot Faotory, 8. POCICLINOTON. 'ANIED KNOWN—Cash Purohasor of FOWLS. Alfkbd Smith, Red House. 'ANTED KNOWN—CupaandSaucera a Great Variety of and Patterns ; from 2s 6d half dozen.—LITTLE DUST PAN, Thames-street. ANTED KNOWN—TOILET WARE complete sets and odd pieces, just to hand; cheapest in town, at the Little Dust Pan. WANTED KNOWN—Britannia Metal Teapots, To ra Cotta Teapots, Elcctro-plate Ciuct Stands and Butter Coolers, Bplendid value and suitable for presents —f ittlo Dust Pan, "ANTED KNOWN —First-doss Cut . . Tumblers, 4s fld half dozen; Enamelled _ Saucepans, all sizes, very low; Lamps in great vf riefcy; all at tho lowest prices for Cash Only.—Little Dust Pan, Thames-street. « WANTED TO LKT—A Seven-roomed HOUSE, with a half an aore of ground, lately in tht occupation of Mr F. S. Ansted.—Apply Alfred Smith, the Bed House. * 675 XTTANTED KNOWN Just to hand VV Splendid Assortment Vienna Chairs, also Children's High and Low and Gont.'« Rocking Chairs to matoh, at J. Pbrriman's (Premises lately occupied by T, Faloone* and Co.). , , TO THE LADIES—A few very handsome Walput Easy Chairs andflFootstool Frames suitable for fancy work, &c,, at J. 1 Perrihan's (Premises lately occupied by T. Falconer and Co.).' * 'ANTED KNOWN—Every,-require- . . ment of Household Furmtaje now to be had New and at Second" Hand . Prices at J. Pkrbiman's (Premisie lately occupied by T, Falconer and Coy.). * 227