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Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 2057, 27 April 1881, Page 3

Wildie, Allan and Stumbles PURE-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. AT THE RISK AND EXPENSE OF A FORMRIt BUYEft, THIS BAT. WEDNE3DAY APKIL 27th, 1881. WILDIE, ALLAN ' AND STUMBLES (m conjunction with K. F. Gray) will Sell by Public Auction, at K. F. Gray's Yards, Temuka, the following pure-bred, Shorthoru Cows and Heifers Strawberry, Crump, lady Northcoate, Fuchsia, Fairy Queen, Buttorfly, Sunflower, Rosebud, Narcissus, Cineraria, 2 Calves, 2 first-claBS Duiry Cows. No Reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, K. F. GRAY, 23np Auctioneers. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF LIVE STOCK, FARM. IMPLEMENTS, &c, THIS BAT WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1881. WILDIE, ALLAN AND STUMBLES have been instructed by Mr George Helem, who is leaving tho district, to Sell by Publio Auction, on tho Farm, Fairfield, Waihi Buih, WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1881, The wholo of his * LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, 4c, Comprising — 4 Draught Horses, Mares and Geldings, young and sound. 2 Two-year-olds. 2 One-year-olds. 2 Lady's Hacks. 2 Gentlemen's Hacks. 1 Brood Mare Hack, m foal. 1 Ono-ycar-old Colt.. 1 Three-year-old Filly, unbroken. CATTLE. 12 Milk Cows, m milk, and springing. 6 Springing Heifers. 8 Steers, four and three years old. 12 Two-year-old Steers and Heifers. 20 Year-olds and Calves. 1 Pedigreo Bull. 2 Breeding Sows m Pig. 10 Weaners. 4 Porkers. POULTRY. 10 Turkeys, and a number of fowls. Also a few Fat Sheep. IMPLEMENTS. 2 D.F. Ploughs with all Fittings. 2 Single F. Ploughs. 2 Sets Hprrows. 1 Farm Dray. 1 Tip Dray. Cart and Plough Harness. 2 Gentß' Saddles and Bridles. 2 Side-saddlea and bridles. Dairy Utensila. Lots of Sundries. WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL, 1881, At 12 o'clock. WILDIE, ALLAN k, STUMBLES, • 19ap Auctioneers. HORSES, DRAYS, AND HARNESS, ON SATURDAY, 30th APRIL, 1881. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES have been instructed to Sell by Publio Auction, at their Sale Yards, Beswick street, Timaru, ON BATURDAY, 30th APRIL, 1881, 3 Draught Mares and Geldings 4 „ „ „ 3 First-class Hacks 1 Dray, Harness, &c. Sale at 11 o'clock. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, 27ap Auctioneers. CATTLE. CATTLE. CATTLE. AT PLEASANT POINT, ON MONDAY, 2nd MAY, 1881. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES will hold tbair next Sale at Pleasant Point, m consequence of the Timaru Races being held on their usual Sale day, at which time they will offer, 30 .Head Store Cattlo, different ages 5 Cowa near calving. WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, 27ap Auctioneers. PROPERTIE3 FOR SALE AND LEASE— 10 Acres Suburban Land ; a grand site for Private Residenco, and within ton minutes' walk of tho Foat-ofßce. 1 Section m Regent street, off North street, together with 3-roomed Dwelling. Goodwill of Lease, 14 years to run, of 1229 Acres magnificent Land, well watered. .A Valuable Improved Freehold Farm, comprising 20 Acres, fenced and subdivided, with House, Outbuildings, and Stockyards, situated within two miles of Geraldino. Full particulars can bo obtained from WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, 20jfi Auctioneers. BRAN, SHARPS & POTATOES. " TjlOR SALE PRIVATELY, by WILDIE, ALLAN & STUMBLES, 29ja Beswick Street. X. P. Gray. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SALE OP LIVE AND DEAD STOOK AT TEMUKA, THIS BAT WEDNESDAY APRIL 27th, 1881. KF. GRAY has received instructions from various Owners, to Sell by Publio Auction, at his Yards, Tomuku, on the abovo dnte, m consequence of Timaru races falling on Tbunday, 400 Fat Sheep 300 Morino Ewes 220 Merino Ewes 500 Merino Wethers 4 Lincoln Rams. 1O Head Fat Cattlo 3O Head Store Cattle. 8O Pigs, from weaners upwards Sale at Noon. Further Entries Solicited. K. F. GRAY, 23ap , Auctioneer. TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. KF . G R A V • has received instructions from Mr Thomas Polmor, of Temuka, to Sell by Publio Auction, at his Yard*, Temuka, THIS BAT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27th, 1881, 9 Cons and Heifers, springing 1 Steer, &c. Sale at Noon. K. 3 1 . GRAY, 25ap Auctioneer. V. S. Maalin. GERALDINE. VTT S. M A S L I N, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, Will Hold Regular Weekly Sales of Farm Produce, Goneral Merchandise Drapery, &0., at his Balo Rooms, every Saturday, commencing at 1 o'clock. . Bates conducted m any part of the district.