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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7496, 20 April 1899, Page 3

TUESDAY, 25m APRIL, 1899, ON THE PREMISES, NEAR GEORGH« TO^N. At 12 o'clock, prompt. GREAT Clearing Unroßorvod Sftlo OF DRAUGHT STOCK, CATTLE, SHEEP AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, favored with instrucbiona from Morari T. and A. Ilall, will submit to pablio oom« petition for Free and Unrcflorvod Sftlo all their live and dead Stock as under—--25 Heavy Draught Maros and Geldings up to all work—shafts, load and plough 5 Re.illy First-claBS up-standing Town Horses of great Btylo and plooky of action 1 Extra Good Filly, 2yrs, by Oodfto the Saxon, safe prizo-takor 1 Good 2-yoar-old Filly, by 1 2-year-old Colt, by Codrio 3 Yearling Coltß, by Cedric 3 Yearling Fillies, by Cedrlo 1 Extra good Filly Foal, own aiafcor to tho 2-year-old Filly 1 Colt Foal 2 l'onieß, perfect match jp h arnet and very quiet to rido 4 Ponies, very well bred 2 Unbroken Ponies, oxtra good 2 Hacks and HarncSß Horaofl 7 First-class Dairy Cowb, nowly calved or at calving 40 Head of Shorthorn Cattlo, moßtly Steers, from 18 months to 3 years 1200 Crossbred Wcthora, mostly 4-tooth, in very high condition, perhaps the very beat lino for turnipi ia all North Otago 100 Trime Fat 2-tooth VVotherß 600 Prime lot of Crosabrod Lambs 370 Full-mouth Crossbred Ewes

IMPLEMENTS—--1 Threshing Machino »nd Knglno, 10« H.P,, Clayton and Shutbloworbhi in the beat of order 1 4-Horso Waggon 8 Farm Draya and Framos 4 D F Plougliß 1 Sot G-leaf Harrows 2 Seta 4-leaf Harrows 1 Cambridge Roller 1 Set Diao Harrows, now 1 Duncan Cultivator, now 1 Grain Drill, Bcid and Groy 1 Grass and Brondcasb Sowor 4 Seta Blocka and Ohainß 1 Good blcdgo 3 M'Cormick Roapors and Bindors 2 Wooda Binders 1 Buckeyo Low Down 1 Deering, new 1 Spring Dray 1 Chaff-cutter and Bagger, in first, clasß order 1 Water-cart and Tank Blacksmith's Tools 1 Boring Machino '4 Back-dolivory Roapora 1 Set of Scalea (Avory) 1 Set of Scalea (Fairburn) 30 Horso Covers 8 Seta Shaft Harness 15 Sets Leading Harness 5 Setß Plough Chains 3 Wator Troughs 2 Swing Ploughs 1 Grindstone 7 Laddorß, all longths 2 400-gallon Tanks Sheep Grating Lot of Hurdles Lot of Sheepakins Tho Stove in hut and all Cooking Utensils Lot of Feed Oats and Chad 5 Tons Kidney and Derwent Potatoes Lot of secondhand Bags All the Stable Requißitoa and a largo number of sundrios Note.—As tho loase oxpirca on tho Ist day of May next, every lot will bo for Absolute Sale. Terms at Sale. Luncheon from 11 to 12. On account of Mr Angus M'Donald—(By kind permission of MoBBrB T. and A Hall) at 12 o'clook prompt — 60 Acres of Priir.c of Crop Turnips, growing opposite Mr Goorgo Aitoehl" son's homestead. FLEMING AND BEDLEY, Auctioneers. FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD PROPERTY ON THE AWAMOKO. (By kind permission of Messrs T. and A. Hall.) TfILEMING AND HEDLEY favored with instructions from Me James M'Farlane, will sell by public auotion at Messrs Hall'a sale, at 12 promptThat very pretty Freehold Farm, being Section 16, Block 2, Awamoko, containing 195 acres 0 roods 88 poles, all aeourely fenced and nabdiviuud— half in English grass (laid down this year) and balanoo In stubble. The soil is of the v«vy best, and grows splendid crops ol wheat, oats, and barley. Tbo young grass is naturally this year, very good. There is a nover-fftiling spring on tho ground, besides having a frontage to the Awamoko. Tho terms are very easy, say 25 per oenb. within one month, and tho balance in 5 or ? years, at 5 per cent. To a good purohoflSK even more liberal terms can be arranged. Note.—The above property and tnratfi will be sold at 12 o'clock prompt. FLEMING and HEDLEY, Auctioneers.

WILL LEAVE COMMERCIAL YARDS ab 8 a.m. Applioatian foe Seats to bo made to the Auctioneers not later than MONDAY, 24th. Return Fare .... 2s 6d.

Duplex table lamps, the old favorite ; a fine selection just opened. See our window.—Little Dust Pan. THE Tiger Blends are the only tou we know to make man happy and to keep him so