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Southland Times, Issue 3364, 2 April 1879, Page 3

McArdell l & Co.'s Sales. QHEEP FOR SALE. QAAA 6-toothed Half-bred Romney Zi \J \J X) Marsh Sheep (mixed sexes) QAAA Three-qnarter-bred Ewes, 4 OUUU and 6-toothed A K(\C\ Merino Ew es, 8-toothed Delivery of these, several lots of sheep can be given at once. ' LINCOLN, LEICESTER, AND MERINO - : ' ■ RAMS FOR SALE, From Flocks of the most prominent Breeders. McARDELL &00. ? Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd. Immediately after the above sale. 124 ACRES RICH AGRICULTURAL LAND . jj .. ' jNEAR RIVERTON*. McARDELL & CO will sell by auction,on account of G. H. Maitland, Esq., Section 1, Block 7. Jacobs River Hundred. This property, which comprises 124 acres of deep, rich soil,^is within two miles of Riverton, lias a frontage to the Main Road, and is close to a Railway Station, the line passing through the property. Terms at Sale. McARDELL & CO., 646 Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE. ! 500 acres. 500 McARDELL f& CO. have for private sale an excellent farm of. 500 acres (or thereabouts) the whole of which is really first-class soil, aud available for agriculture. -Tlus property is within easy distance of town, either by road or Vail — 3 considerable portion of which is under cultivation. The buildings consist of Dwelling, Stable Sheds, Yards, &c. '' • Terms Liberal. -For further particulars, apply to,. i , McARDELL & CO.; Auctioneers; TO. .CARRIERS, CONTRACTORS, AND OTHERS. For Sale Cheap — Three Draught Horses, staunch and quiet, with. Dray Harness, Horse Covers, &c, complete. Apply to MCARDELL & CO., .647 - Auctioneers'-. -J : I T^TOTIOB ,TO SHEEP r FARMERS. ' THE NON-POISONOUS SHEEP DIP. LITTLE'S CHEMICAL FLUID - (Under Boyal Letters Patent.) The above fluid has proved itself to be of unequalled efficacy as a Sheep Dip, is superceding all other preparations in England and Australia, and is now being adopted throughout this colony. - .- | Its advantages are, its cheapness (about 30s per 1000 sheep), its good effect on the wool, rendering it soft and bright, without interfering with the yolk, and its certain destruc- } tion of every kind of insect that -infests the skins of sheep or domestic animals. Orders to be left, and particulars received :-from McARDELL & CO., Auctioneers, , 645 Agents for Invercargill. - C-. F. Martin's Sales. - FARM STOCK AND -IMPLEMENTS ' 7 : ; IMPORTANT SALE AT EDENDALE HOME STATION, .-- ON •T H. U R SvD; AY, A P R I L 1 0 th. In consequence pf the completion: of the land ifnproyements.,>yithiri reach of the Edeudaie' arid Seaward Downs" Home Stations, andKall future works being "carried oh. by contract,' G. F. MARTIN (in conjunction -with Mr • J. S. Shanks), has received instructions to submit to public auction at EDENDALE HOME STATION on the above date r at ; 11 O'CLOCK ', SHARP, the following valuable stock, farm^implements. Sea., viz,— -i A DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDiU INGS, all of 7a; first-class stamp, .and thoroughly broken to farm "f-: work 7 . ■4 A DRAUGHT BROOD MARES O t DRAUGHT COLTS and FILLIES, I £0 1, 2, ancl 3 years old j i K HACKS and LIGHT HARNESS , ±0 HORSES i pA(\ LINCOLN RAMS, 2, 4, and G tooth, JLOU bred at Edendale -j p'.(\ LINCOLN EWES, from the Eden--10 U dale stud flock RAMS OKf) i-Bred LINCOLN EWES -j AA A |-Bred LAMBS O AAA MERINO WETHERS, in good con- 1 (All the sheep will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.) | FARM IMPLEMENTS, including— 1 , Drays Double-furrow ploughs Harrows , Rollers , . j Winnowing machine Reaping machines ' Corn-bruiser, &c. ' ' Dray and plough harness. . "Terms at sale. , ' N.B. — The sale will commence at 11 o'clock sharp with the implements, to be followed by the horses, ancl finish with the sheep in time to enable visitors to leave .with the evening train. ' ' 642 THE IMPORTED CLYDESDALE ENTIRE "YOUNG PRINCE OF WALES." SATURDAY, APRIL 26.' " GF. MARTIN has been favored with • instructions from the proprietors to 1 sell by public auction, at the Commercial ale .Yards, Invercargill, at noon on the b ove date — The far-famed Clydesdale Staliiou "YOUNG" PRINCE OF WALES" ; Bred by. Lawrence Drew. Esq., of • Merryton, Hamilton, Scotland, and imported to New Zealand .by Henry Hill, Esq. .- This grand animal is too well known throughout the Colony to require any special recommendation, beyond mentioning that he began nis premium career when one year old, by winning the first prize at Glasgow, ( open to all Scotland, also first in the same class at Hamilton, and also gained, the. medal for best of the male kind, beating the two-year-olds,that were first atKelso and Glasgow; and has never been beaten in a Show rißg. v ~ , Young -Prince of Wales having been four years in this District the present proprietors have decided upon submitting him to the public, and to ensuie a sale being effected have fixed the upset price. at £500, at which figure the horse will be sold should no further bidbemade; \ S4TURD'AY r APRIL. 26X8. .