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Southland Times, Issue 13089, 11 December 1894, Page 3

Pnblie Notices SOUTHLAND METROPOIITAN ° AND P. SHOW, Tuesday and Wednesday, IITH AND 12th DECEMBER. GUESSING COMPETITION—FAT BULLOCK AND FAT SHEEP. LEAPING MATCHES, HUNTERS AND HIGH JUMP. Post Entries. GARRISON BAND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN MACHINERY Admission—One Shilling, both days. R.F. CUTHBERTSON, de6 Secretary YARMOUTH Oil Clothing has obtained 16 Medals and Diplomas against all comers ; when at the show see them. deS A. W. OWLES & CO, Christchurch. J. G, Ward Farmers association ANNUAL SHOW SALE ON THE SHOW GROUND. WEDNESDAY, 12th INST., (Just after the judging) THE J. G. WARD FARMERS ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., will sell by auction as aboveFAT SHEEP AND CATTLE PIGS And PEDIGREE STOCK Full particulars in future issue. dell SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES AT PRINCE OF WALES YARDS. THE DAY AFTER THE SHOW, THURSDAY, 13th DECEMBER, At 11 o’clock, The j. g. ward farmers association of N.Z., LTD. have received instructions from Mr Twentyman Hodgson, to sell as above— Pair black Carriage Horses, well matched and quiet 1 Five Year Old Gelding, by Irvington, out of a Traduoer Mare 8 Well Bred Young Sorts, by best Stallions 9 Serviceable Light Harness Horses and Hacks Note the date : THURSDAY, 13th INST, at eleven o’clock. GORE STOCK SALE, TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, The j. g. ward farmers’ association of N.Z., LTD., will sell by auction as above—--40 Head 4 year Bullocks in good forward condition. SO Steers and Heifers, 3 year old 30 Steers and Heifers, 2 year old 25 Cows with calves at foot 140 Yearlings dll OCEAN VIEW ESTATE, NEAR FORTROSE FARMS FOR SALE The colonial investment and agency CO have For Sale— FARM, No. 2—260 acres 3 roods 24 poles No. 4—215 ~ 2 „ 21 „ No 7—200 „ 2 „ 24 „ These farms are particularly well adapted for Settlers seeking properties of a moderate size. The land is in good order and suitable for growing grain and root crops, also for dairying purposes. There is a Dairy Factory on the property. For prices and terms apply to THE J. G. WARD FARMERS ASSOCIATION, Invercargill, or THE MUTUAL AGENCY CO. nols Dunedin. Wiliam r»»i|<f TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, At 2 p.m. TTTILLIAM TODD instructed by S. Levy, will sell TV by auction in the Exchange as above, the following unredeemed pledges :— Dec 27th, 1198, one watch ; 28th, 1200, one ring; 29th, 1203, Waterbury watch; January 31st, 1204, gold pin, 1205, 1 gold and silver locket and chain, 1206, 1 pair opera glasses ; 3rd, 2, watch and chain, 3, 1 watch, 5,1 marble clock ; 6th, 12, keeper ring ; Btb, 13, 2 lockets and chains, 14, 1 set of studs ; 9th, 20, gold pencil case, 21, 1 watch, 23, 1 cruet; 10th, 25, 1 watch, 26, watch and chain, 27, 1 gun ; 11th, 28,1 ring, 29, 1 violin; 18th,38,1 10cket,39,1 set of studs; 22nd, 44, one watch, 45, one brooch, 46, one silver locket and chain ; 24th, 50, one ring ; Feb 7th, 113, one watch ; 13th, 122, one pair greenstone earrings; 16th 131, gold greenstone brooch; 23rd, 145, gold pin and silver chain, 147, Waterbun’ watch, 148, one suit; 27th, 149, one diamond ring, 154, one pair earrings ; 28th 157, watch; March Ist, 207, one watch, 208, one gold cameo pin ; 6th, 218, gold watch, 219 one ring; 221, watch and chain, 222, locket and chain; I2th, 233, one gun, 234, one gent’s diamond ring, *z3s, pair of field glasses; 16th, 236, watch: 20th 239, earrings, 240, one cruet; 241, greenstone brooch; 24th, 247, watch and chain ; 27fn, 252, one ring; ’29th 258, watch and chain, 259, one diamond and sapphire ring; 30th, 260, one watch, 261, one diamond ; April 3rd, 312, nugget pin and ring; sth, 313, cutlery and plateware, 314, one gold chain ; 6th, 315, one gold lever watch ; 7th, 316, one gold watch, 318, one gold and greenstone bracelet; 11th, 325, one gold Rotherham silver watch, 326, one lady’s ruby diamond ring; 13th, 339, gold chain, 330, watch ; 17th, 331, one cruet, 336, one pair gold earrings, 337, one bracelet ; 21st, 345, watch, 347, one brooch, 348, silver knife and fork and spoon; 30th, 354, | doz knives, 355, one watch, 357, ruby and diamond ring; May 2nd, 429, pair of earrings; sth, 431, watch ; Bth, 436, two rings; 9th, 438, watch and chain; 10th, 439, gun ; 11th, 441, watch, 442, one bracelet; 17th, 449, Rotherham watch; 18th, 450, Waterbury watch ; 451, one bracelet; 25th, 457, silver watch ; 26th, 461, one pair nugget earrings ; 28th, 462, one glass, 463 one diamond and emerald ring; 29th, 464, watch ; 30, 466, one ring; June 4th, 570, watch; Sth, 579, watch; 9th, 580, brooch, 581, one watch, 582, one violin, 584, silver Rotherham watch ; lltb, 585, gold pin, 586, gold watch; 13th, 589, gold chain, 591, brooch, 592, snake diamond ring; 14th, 595, one lady’s gold Rotherham Lever watch ; 16th, 596, one gold watch and gold chain. dll CLEARING SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT WINTON ON THURSDAY, 13th INST., At I o’clock. WILLIAM TODD has received instructions from Mr J. 11. McGaw, who is leaving the district, to sell by auction as above, the whole of his Household Furniture, without reserve, consisting of Bedding, Iron Bedsteads, Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Pictures, and General Furnishings of a comfortable dwelling house. WILLIAM TODD, delO Auctioneer. SATURDAY EVENING, 15th DECEMBER, At 7.30 p.m. WILLIAM TODD, favoured with instructions from Mr C. W. Brown, agent for Miss Winter, who is leaving for Auckland, will sell in Exchange, on above date— LOT I—That really fint-ol.'us property Known as “ Balmony, ” corner of Yarrow and Doon streets (section 12, block 57) { acre, the house contains 5 rooms, gas and water laid on, with every convenience. LOT 2—Section 11, Block 57, adjoining above, containing quarter acre ; first class building site, having a frontage to Doon street of 165 feet and to Leet street of 66 feet. This magnificent property will first be submitted in one lot, and failing a sale will be offered as above. Comment is needless ; it is sufficient to say that this is one of the most desirable properties that is in the market at the present time. Photograph of the house can be seen and cards to view obtained at the Auctioneer’s Office. The instructions arc- to SELL. (J. Frosfffltt V. K. IN BANKRUPTCY ESTATE OF R. SNEYD & SONS, POTTERS, MAKAREWA. SATURDAY, 15TH DECEMBER, At 2 p.tn. R GEORGE FROGGATT will sell at his Rooms, Lyjl Dee street, oh above date— The whole of the Machinery, Working Plant, &c, in above Estate, in one lot as a going concern or in l»ts to suit purchasers. Terms, ono third cash, balance nt three months on approved bills if sold as a whole, otherwise, terms at sale. For particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or to CHARLES ROUT, delO Deputy Official Assignee Stronac’j, \Hiitp & io TRONACiI WHIT/-ND OO AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, DEE STREET, INYERCARGILL, Beg to intimate that they will commence business as above on MONDAY, 22xd OCTOBER, and will there, after conduct sales as under :— STOCK—At Wallacetown, Wyndham, Winton Thornbury, and Gore cn the respective sale days at thote centres. SKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, &c.-Every Monday Dee street. HORSE S ILES in Criterion Yards, Don street— Saturday WOOL SALES—During season on dates to be advertised. Are now i repared o a van : free of commission against ensuia„ cl: p. q j