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Timaru Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2006, 5 April 1878, Page 2

New Advertisement?. UNDER DI TRAINT FOR REST. p TURNBULL! Will Sell by Public Auotion, at hiß Rooms, I THIS DAY, \ A quantity of Househo d Furniture, removed for convenience of sale. Large Otiice Desk with Drawers Pigeon Holes Letter Press. No Reserve. 3ap Sale at 2 sharp. CRAWFORD, OLARK & CO. /CRAWFORD, CLARK AND CO., ( AUCTIONEERS, ' STOCK AND STATION SALESMEN, ; Gbain and Produce Mbbchants, Valuatobs, ' Land, House, Estate, and Genbbal Commission Agents, BESWICK-STREET, TIMARU. Country Sales conducted upon usual terms' Liberal advances made on Wool, Live Stock, Produce, &c, placed m their hands for absolute Sale. 14fe THURSDAY & FRIDAY, APRIL 18 & 19. ON THE PREMISES, WAIMOTU. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, BREEDERS, BOTCHERS, AND SPECULATORS. GREAT DISPLENISHING SALE OF PURE SHORTHORN BULLS, COWS, AND HEIFERS. Pure Ayrshire Bulls, Cows and Heifers j Pure Clydesdale Brood, Dry Mares, and Young Stock ; Cross-bred Cowa and Heifera ; Prime Fat Cattle ; Threshing ilochme ; Implements ; and Household Furniture. Ti^LEMING AND HEDLEY Ha*e received Instructions from W. CaAia Esi., to .Sell by Public Auction, at Waimotu, ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, April 18 and 19, At 12 o'clock, ALL HIS VALUABLE STOCK AND EFFECTS, Viz. :— SHORTHORNS— 23 Pure Shorhorn Cowa 3 Pure Shorthorn Heifers, 2-yearß 6 Pure Yearlings 12 Puro Calves 5 Pure Bu!ls. AYRSHIRES— 15 Pure Cows 6 Yearlings and 2-year-olds 3 Pure Bu Is. FAT CATTLE— 100 Prime Fut Bullocks, 4 and 5 years old 30 Prime Fat Light Weights. DRAUGHT HORSES— 3-year-old Entire " Waimotu Jock," dam by " Prince Charlie," sire " Heather Jock." This colt took Firßt Prize last Show at Oamaru 15 First-class Brood Mareß, m foal--2 2-year-old Fillies 5 2-year-old Colts 8 Geldings, all young. SHEEP— 100 Pure Leicesters (mostly 2-tooth), out of Ardgowan ewes by " Marquia ; " "Marq'iiß," out of a Holmes' prize ewe, by Gillies und street's imported ram "The Murquis" 100 Ewes, out of Gleeson and Murray's ewes, by on imported ram 75 Ewe Lainbß, by a Murray ram 60 Pure Leicester Rams, nil ages 400 Primn Fat Croaa-bred sheep. IMPLEMENT3-8-horse power Threaher, by Marshall and fon 4 d. f. Ploughs 3 Reaping Machines Chaffcutter and Bruiser Roller and Crosskill 5 Farm Druys and Waggons Buggy (nearly new) and Spring Cart Harness (all sorts), &c, &c, &c. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE All New. WAIMOTU HERD OF SHORTHORNS. This herd sprung from cows purchased at Awamoa, 1875-76. The Hon. M. Holmes Belected the original herd at a sale held by Messrs Morion Brothers and Leach, of Mount Derrimuc, Victoria, sth November, 1867. Tho selections of the Hon. M. Holmes at the above sale comprised tho very best animals ofthe Jessamine, April Flower, and Farewi-11 tribes ; omon» them was the celebrated Cow Jessamine 9th, that took no less than Seven First Prizes m Victoria. Her own sister Jepsamino 13th, is dam of Mr Craig's famous red Cow, Otago Jessamine 2nd. It would take too much space to mention prizes awarded to the Wuimotu Herd at various showa : suffice it to aay that the Shorthorn Cup haa been won t.wo yeara m succession by Mr Craig. The bulla used m the herd were Prince Killerby (imported by the Hon. M. Holmes), Prince of the Butterflies (by G. M. Bell, Esq., Waimea), and Waimotu Prince (out of Otago Jessamine 2nd by Prince Killerby). THE SHORTHORNS VTILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1878. WAIMOTU HERD OF AYRSHIRES. The Ayrshire Herd started from the imported Cow Tibbie. This waa one of the best-bred cows m New Zealand ; her progeny have all been prize-takers. The Cow Fascination (out of Flirt) is allowed to be one of the very best m theae Colonies ; no purer blood can be had. Her Sire, Vulcan, got more prize animals than any aire ever bred m, or imported to, New Zealand. Neil, the sire of the young stock, is out of old Violet. This grand old cow has taken over Forty Prizes, and when shown m proper trim, has never been beaten. Violet is reckoned the Champion of New Zealand. Mr Craig took the A/rshire Cup at Oamaru Show, 1875. THE AYRSHIRES WILL BE SOLD ON (HURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1878. WAIMOTU DRAUGHT STOOK. The draught stock ot Mr Craig has been long and favorably knnwn m the Oamaru diatrict. The Brood Mares are a particularly nice lot, asd the pedigrees of the various animals bear testimony of their breeding. Breeders desirous to obtain well-bred mares should not mis< this sale, as it is seldom auch un opportunity occurs of acquiring the beat ] animula m a stud. Besidea being well-bred, they are all first-class workers. sap | LENDERS are invited for the ERECTION ; *■ of Two Miles of FENCING on the 3eadown EBtate ; labor only. Tenders to be n on or before the Bth inst. For full particulars apply to JOHN MACFARLANE, Sap Manager. | 6