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Timaru Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 1235, 4 September 1878, Page 3

D. and L. Maclean. XTn-INCHESTER MONTHLY FAIR — THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, 4th SEPT. • D. &L. MACLEAN, 2sp Auctioneers. i MAKIKIHI. : TUESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. At Noon Slißrp. CLEARING SALE. ( Dt L . MACLEAN- • favored with instructions from Mr Jamea Poff, will Sell by Auction, at the Makikihi Hotel, on TUESDAY, 10th SEPT., At 12 o'clock, 5 First-class Draught Mares and Geldings 3 First-class Hackneys 30 Head Mixed Store Cattle 7 Head Spring Heifers 500 i and J-bred Hoggets 4 396 Cross-bred Sheep 4 Berkshite Sows £ 200 Sheepskins 1 DoubloSeat Buggy, with polo and shafts 1 Set Double Harness And a Lot of Sundries. The Auctioneers desire to call special attention to this Sale, at Mr Poff is determined to Sell. Note. — Entries of Stock to be submitted at this sale, can be made to Mr Poff, or D. AND L. MACLEAN, 29au Auctioneers. THURSDAY sth SEPTEMBER, At 2 o'clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MESSRS D. AND L. MACLEAN have received instructions from the Agent for the Underwriters to Sell byAuction OH THURSDAY, sth Inst., | At 2 o'clock. Alongside the brigantine Lapwing, stranded at Whale's Creek, near Timaru. 180 Sacks Wheat 400 „ Flour The above will be sold m lots. All Faults. D. & L. MACLEAN, 3sr Auctioneers. TO FARMERS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHEBS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. ASHBURTON PI3TSIOT. MAGNIFICENT AGRICULTURAL FARM. THE UNDERSIGNED have for Sule by Private Treaty, One of the bsst Agricultural Farms m , the Aahburton District, comprising 1219 acres 1219 750 Aries of which are m the first crop, tho remainder now being Ploughed. This Superb Piopcrty is ring fenced, planted with gorge, and sub divided into 14 paudoeks, there are threu Homestead on the Farm, as follows : I Ist. 8-Room Dwolliug, 14-Stnll Stable, Coach-house, Store and Cottage, Concrete Tank, &c. 2nd. 6-Room Dwellicg and 4-Stall j Stable ! 3rd. 3-Room Coltago and 4-Stall Stable. | Also, to be Sold, The whole of the Working PUnt, consisting of Horses, Harness, Ploughs, Drays, Harrows, Clayton und Shuttleworth Threshing Machine, &0., &c. To Farmers or Capitalists, the above sfford an opportunity for investment rarely to be met with. Terms Easy. Full particulars from D. AND L. MACLEAN. Salesmen, 2ae Timaru. TO FARMERS CONTRACTORS, DEALERS AND OIHER9, SATURDAY, 7th SEPT. At 11 o'clock. HORSES. HORSES. HORSES. D& L. MACLEAN, • favored with instructions from Mr Goodison, will Sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, 7th INST., AT THEIR YARDS, 28 DRAUGHT HOESES 28 . Including — 13 First-class Geldings 9 „ 2-year old Fillies 6 „ Mares m foal Abo— 3 Hackneys up to weight. The Auctioneers desire to call special attention to thij Sale, the lot being superior to anything that has ever been offered m South Canterbury, tho principal portion being imported from Tasmania, and the fillies purchased from the beat, breederi m Otago. On view Thursday and Friday. D. &, L. MACLEAN, 2oe Auctiont ers. FOR SALE PRIVATELY, OB TO LEASE, 50 ACRES 50 First-class Land, 9 miles from Timaru, and 3 miles from Pleasant Point. 100 ACRES 100 2i miles from Hook Railway Station, on Hook Creek Road, adjoining Buttler's Paddock. Full particulars from D. & L. MACLEAN, 20au Auctioneers. Jonas, Hart, and Wildie. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 14 STAUNCH DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. ON AN EARLY DATE. JONAS, HART, AND WILDIE have been instructed by Mr Johnson to sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Yards, Timaru, on an early date, 14 staunch Draught M«es and Geldings. 26au Sale at 11 o'clock; £1 REWARD. LOST— Irom Mr George Greek's Paddock, Washdyke, 1 Red HEIFER, with Light Roan Calf at Foot. Apply, 29au JONAS, HART, & WILDIE. BILLIARD BOARDS FOB PRIVATE HOUBES. JONAS, HAET & WILDIE, hare FOB SALE, Privately— 3 Engliib Billiard Boards 30au