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Temuka Leader, Issue 1521, 19 June 1886, Page 2

Mundeli and Co. WEDNESDAY, 30™ JUSE, 1886. IERALDINE "MONTHLY SALE Jf of STOCK, by special request. Entries are now being; received. J. MUNDELL & CO., }nl9 Auctioncerß. 3 Good upstanding Spring • Cart HORSES ; guaranteed quiet, young and sound. 1 Double-seated BUGGY, in good order. Apply to J. MUNDELL & CO., jus Auctioneers. LET BY TENDER—~6O ACRES OF TURNIPS, securely fenced, and situated on the Peel Forest Road. Tenders to close on MONDAY, the 21st day of June, 1886. Full particulars mayWobtaioed from Mr Andrew Eeid, or the Undersigned, to whom tenders are to be sent in not later than 5.30 p.m. on the date of closing. J. MUNDELL & CO., juls Auctioneers. Jas. A. Gracie and Co PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GREAT DISPLENISHiNG SALE, On JUNE 24th. HE Undersigned, instructed by Mr Thos. Farrell, Crown Hotel, Geraldine, will Sell by Auction, on the above date, The Whole of his fcOTEL FURNITURE AND STOCK-IN-TKADE, Including WINES, SPIRITS, Etc. Aiso— HORSES AND BUGGIES. Goodwill of Lease of Crown Hotel. Goodwill of Lease of Livery Stables and Mail Contract. As Mr Farrell is relinquishing business the whole of the Furniture, Stock, and Flaot will be sold without the slightest Reserve. Full particulars in future advertisement. JAS. A. GRACIE & CO. D. MACLEAN, ju!7 Auctioneer. K. Tnrnbull and Son MONDAY TO FARMERS, CAPITALISTS, AND OTHKRS. BILE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD -FARMS, Off MONDAY, 21st JUNE, 1886, At 2 o'clock. , TURN-BULL & SON j t , have received inductions from the Deputy Afsignee in the Estate of Mary Hoare to Sell by Auction at their Booms, on MONDAY, 21st JUNK, 1886. Th&t desirable Freehold F»m>, contain, ing 115 Acres, situated at Kerrytown. The land is sub-divided into 5 paddocks by well-kept live fences, and is at present in English Grew. There is a substantially-built 7-roomed D-velling-house, large Granary, Stable, Cow Shed, and of'er buildings thereon. Improved Farm of 500 Acres, part of the famous Levels Estate, about 2 miles from Pleasant Point Railway Station. The land is securely fenced and divided into 6 paddocks by good live fences. There is an abundance of water la each paddoek. A Dwel-ling-bouse, Stable, Sheep Yards, and Piggeries are erected on the farm. About 400 Acred in English grass, balance in stubble. Sale at 2. Terms Easy. ju!7 OR SALE-* GOOD HOUSE and P BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and BUSINESS, together with Blacksmith's TOOLS. For particulars apply to WILLI 1M HOOPER, jul7 Temuka. TO FARMERS. ,HE Undersigned *ill be CASH Pliß- . CHASERS of Firßt-class GRAIN throughout the year; alto of CHICKWHEAI* OurStoiage beiog limited, we would suggest the advisableness of Farmers hemselves holditg throughout the surMB»4jng Districts where possible. JUilag* and Storage will be saved if advantage be taken of a Local Market. INWOOD AND CO. Winchester, March 6th, 1886. nolO 'ILLIAM rpOSSWILL BARRISTER * SOLICITOR, Timaru and Temnka, <>d at Temuka Every Wednesday <ad Friday, 21j