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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 7497, 21 April 1899, Page 3

[TUESDAY, 25th APRIL, 1899, ON THE PREMISES, NEAR GEORGETOWN. At 12 o'clock, prompt. RE AT Clearing Unreserved S*l« DRAUGHT STOCK, CATTLE, SHEEP AND FARMING IMPLEMENT& pLEMING AND HEDLBY, favored with instructions from Memm T. and A. Hall, will submit to pnbllo competition for Freo and Unreserved Sftlo *ll their live and dead Stock as undor—--25 Heavy Draught Mareß and Goldioga up to all work—shafts, latkd and plough 5 Really First-class up-sbandim; ffowa Horses of groat stylo aa4 plenty of action 1 Extra Good Filly, 2yrs, by Oedrio the Saxon, safo prißO-taker I Good 2-year-old Filly, by Cedrio 1 2-yoar-old Colt, by Cedrio 3 Yearling Colts, by Cedrio 3 Yearling Filließ, by Cedrio 1 Extra good Filly Foal, own siabor bo the 2-year-old Filly 1 Colt Foal 2 Ponies, perfect match in h&rnei and very quiot to rido 4 Ponies, very well bred 2 Unbroken Ponies, extra good 2 Hacks and Harness Horses 7 First-class Dairy Cows, newly calved or at calving 40 Head of Shorthorn Cattle, mostly Steers, from 18 months to 3 yean 1200 Croßsbred Wethers, mostly 4-tooth, in very high condition, porhfcps the very best line for turnip* la all North Otago 100 1 rime Fat 2-tooth Wothors 600 Prime lot of Crossbred Lamba 370 Full-mouth Crossbred Ewes IMPLEMENTS—--1 Threshing Machino and Engine, 10H.P., Clayton and Shuttleworbh, in the beat of order 1 4-Horso Waggon 8 Farm Drays and Frames 4 D F Plougliß 1 Set 6-leaf Harrows 2 Sets 4-leaf Harrows 1 Cambridge Roller 1 Set Disc Harrows, now 1 Duncan Cultivator, now 1 Grain Drill, Beid and Groy 1 Grass and Broadcast Sower 4 Sets Blocks and Chaioß 1 Good Slodgo 3 M'Cormick Beapcrs and Binder# 2 Woods Binders 1 Buckeyo Low Down 1 Deering, new 1 Spring Dray 1 Chaff-cutter and Baggor, in firabj class order 1 Water-cart and Tank Blacksmith's Tools 1 Boring Machino 4 Baek-dolivery Reapers 1 Sot of Scales (Avery) 1 Sot of Scales (Fairburn) 30 Horse Covers 8 Sets Shaft Harnoss 15 Sets Leading Harness 5 Sets Plough Chains 3 Water Troughs 2 Swing Ploughs 1 Grindstono 7 Ladders, all longths 2 400-gallon Tanks Sheep Grating Lot of Hurdles Lob of Sheepskins The Stove in hut and all Cooking Utonsile

Lot of Feed Oats and Chaff 5 Touh Kidnoy and Dorwonti Pot»tx»« Lob of secondhand Bftgß All the Stable Requisites and a larga number of sundries Note.—As the lease expires on tho lab day of May noxtj, every lob will bo for Absolute Sale. Terms at Sale. Luncheon from 11 to 12. On account of Mr Angus M'Donald—(By kind permission of Messrs OP. and A Hall) at 12 o'clock prompt—--60 Acres of Prime of Crop Turnlps ( growing opposite Mr Goorgo AltoWson's homestead. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auotionoors.

FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD PROPERTY ON THE AWAMOKO. fßv kind permission of Meßßrs T. and A. ' Hall.) Fleming and hedley favored with instructions from Mr Jamea M'Farlane, will sell by publio auotioa at Messrs Hall's sale, at 12 prompt (That very pretty Freehold Farm, being Section 16, Blook 2, Awamoko, containing 195 acrea 0 roods 88 poles, all securely fenced and subdivided—half iu English grass (lali down this year) and balanoe in stubble. The soil is of the very best, and grows splendid crops «t wheat, oats, and barley. tFho young grass Is naturally this year, very good. There is a never-failing spring on the ground, besides having a frontage to the Awamoko. The terms are very easy, say 25 per cent, within one month, and the balance in 5 or 7 years, at 5 per cent. To a good purchaser even more liberal terms can be arranged. Note.—The above property and turnifs will be sold at 12 o'clock prompt. FLEMING AND HEDLEY, Auotioaeen.

-g-wRAGS WILL LEAVE COMMERCIAL YABDS at 8 a.m. Applioation for Seats to bs made to the Auctioneers not) later than MONDAY, 24th. Return Eare ... 2a 6d.

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