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Oamaru Mail, Volume IX, Issue 2874, 11 April 1885, Page 3

WILLIAM CHRISTIE TUESDAY, 14th APRIL. On tho Pienrses, Main North Road, GENUINE CLEARING SALE. TILLIAM CHRISTIE * * has received instructions from Mr George Barton (who is leaving the.district) to sell by pnblio auction at the shove time and pHce—--150 Fat Cross-bred s, 2-tooth 170 Cross-bred Ewos 3 Leicester Bams 10 First-class Miik Cows 2 Spring Cart Horses 1 Spring Cart and Harness 2 Riding Saddles 2 First-ohss Pheep Dogs SO Bluegnm Posts 20 Ducks Household Furniture Garden Tools Washing Boiler, &c, &c. Terms at Sale. W. CHRISTIE, 948 Auctioneer TUESDAY, 14th APRIL. Near the Goods-shed. At 11.30 a.m. BEST NEWCASTLE COAL. To Coal Merchants, Farmers, Householders, and others. WILLIAM CHRISTIE has received instructions to sell by publio auction, as above— The Cargo of Coal now landing ex Storken, from Newcastle. The coals will be Bold on trucks in lots to suit purchasers. Terms at Sale. WILLIAM CHRISTIE, 904 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 15th APRIL. On the Premises, Waiareka. At 12 o'clock. GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF FIRST-CLAS3 DAIRY COWS, 4c., &c, "IL L I A~M CHRISTIE * haa received instructions from Mr John Kennedy (who is leaving the district) to sell by pnblio auction, at the above time and place— I 33 Cows, in full milk 8 Cows, springing to calf 1 Pare Jhorthorn Bull 11 Calves 4 Spring Cart Horses 1 Spring Cart and Harness 14 Pigs 5 Breeding Pigs 1 Berkshire Boar 150 Fowls 30 Ducks 2 Tons Potatoes 2J Tons Kaitangata Coal 10 Tons Clover Hay Household Furniture Dairy Utensils, So., &c. The above cows are an exceptionally good lot, several of them having taken first and second prizes at the Oamaru and Rangiora shows, and are for Positive Pale, as Mr Kennedy is leaving the dietriot. Luncheon Provided. Terras at sale, W. CHRISTIE,. (uq Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, 18th APRIL. At Tattersall Tarda. At 12 o'clock. FIRST-OLASS DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. WILLIAM CHRISTIE has received instructions from Mr George Hutchison to sell by public auotion as above—--3 First-class Heavy Draught Mares, 3 and 4- year-old 3 First-class Heavy Draught Geldings, 3 and 4-year-old 2 First-class Heavy Draught Colts, broken--2 Firat-olass Spring Cart Moras 1 First-class Spring Cart Gelding The above are a superior lot ef young horses, and are for positive sale, and should command the attention of farmers aud shippers. Terms at sale. W.CHRISTIE, gO2 Auctioneer. TTIItIAM CHRISTIE ' • Has Fob Sale— ~~ Woolpacks, Cornsaoks, and Seaming Twine . English and Amerioan Galvanised Barb Steel, and Iron Fenoing Wire Howard's Improved Diso Harrows, 12ft wide Galvanised Corrugated Iron, 7 and 8 feet lengths j Wilson's Colonial Sheep Dip Down s Farmers' Friend, for prevention of smut in grain Station Storeß, &c„ &c. 593 H. CONNELL r-V 4.T:*, RYEGRASS AND COCKSFOOT. I am a CASH BUYER Of the above, delivered at my Store, Oamaru. 474 HENRY CONNELL. TOKa-RAHI, WAIKAURA, SE AFIELD GREENLAND. NOTICE.— TRESPASSERS in pursuit of game on any of these Properties wM be PROSECUTED. _,, ALPX. M'MASTER. Waikaura, 7th April. 980 OAMARU SCHOOLS COMMITTEE. np ENDERS are invited for the Supply of ■- COALS and FIREWOOD to the Public Schools for twelve months, to be lodged with the undersigned before 5 p.m. on MONDAY, 13th INST. J. CHURCH, Secretary, r ANTED, a Smart YOUTH, to milk ' cows and make himself generally useful. Apply James Pbtt, tep of Edenstreet. 901 WANTED KNOWN—H. J. MOTE having given up the fruit bu»ines« in Oamaru, asks that all accounts owing to him may be settled at once, . 902