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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3257, 5 March 1885, Page 3

Auctioneers. Jonas and Bourn. BUSH LAND FOR SALE. WE have received instructions to Sell by Private Treaty, About 160 ACRES of that MAGNIFICENT BUSH known as The Hook Bush, m lota to suit Purchasers. For particulars, apply to JONAS & BOURN, 2-14 2152 Estate Agents. RACE PRIVILEGES. PLEASANT POINT RACES. MESSRS JONAS AND BOURN are instructed to Sell by Publio Auction at their Rooms, ON SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, The privileges m connection with tho forthcoming Meeting, viz. : — Gates General License Booth Refreshment Booth Cards and Games. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. JONAS & BOURN, 3-5 2308 Auctioneers. Maclean & Stewart W ASHDYKE YARDS. TUESDAY, 10th MARCH. 350 2-tooth Crossbreds, prime lot 200 Merino Wethers 800 Crossbred Ewes. Also 20 Prime Fat Steers. MACLEAN & STEWART, 3-5 2307 Auctioneers. FOR SALEMANILLA BINDING TWINE (Prico, 7id per lb) ; BINDING WIRE (Price, 4d per lb). MACLEAN AND STEWART, 2-17 2168 Auctioneers. WINCHESTER FAIR. THIS DAT, THUBSDAY, sth MARCH. MACLEAN AND STEWART have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, CATTLE, SHEEP, STORE ' PIGS, Etc. 2-28 2247 Turnbull and Son-. WASHDYKE SALE YARDS. T> TURNBULL SOLICITS ENTRIES JL*J . for the SALES at the NEW YARDS either on his own account or for 3-3 2276 MR W. MASLIN. Collins and Co. FINAL CLEARING SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE ! WITHOUT RESERVE ! ! SATURDAY, MARCH 7th. WILLIAM COLLINS & CO. have received instructions from Mr A. D. Wells, who is leaving Timaru, to Sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, Main South Road, THE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK, Consisting of — E. P. Ware, Carpenters' Tools m groat variety, Tinware (a large assortment), Churns, Brushware, Sewing Machines, Cutlery, Scales, Trace, Back, and Leading Chains, Hames, Grindstones, Paints, Oils, Whiting, Rope, Doors, Sashes, Axes, Pick I and Axe Handles, Nails, Stone Piles, Glass Cases, Counters, Shelving, Gas Fittings, and a great quantity of Trade Sundries too numerous to extend on. The Sale will Commence at 1 o'clock sharp on Saturday, and will be continued on j Monday if necessary. Remember Without Reserve. THE PREMISES TO LET. 3-3 2272 X. F. Gray WASHDYKE. WASHDYKE. FRIDAY 6th MARCH, 1885. KF. GRAY, • instructed by various clients, will Sell at the opening of tho New Sale Yards, as above, ■ 100 Fat Cross-bred Wethers 5O Prime Fat Quarter-back Wethers 100 Merino Wethers m forward condition 250 Cross-bred Ewes with Lambs 30 Head Fat Cattle 55 Head Good Mixed Store Cattlo 2O Pigs 100 Fat Wethers 100 Store Wethers 250 Sound Merino Ewes 1O Lincoln-Leicester Rams 100 Prime Young Merino Wethers. K. F. GRAY, 3-4 2293 Auctioneer. TO DAIRYMEN, FARMERS AND OTHERS. rr^HE Undersigned has received instruc--L tions from tho Owner to Sell by Private Treaty, MILK WALK doing a first-rate Business, together with STOCK and WORKING PLANT, complete for the requirements of carrying on a Dairy Farm. Also, the Unexpired Term of Lease, having 2J years to run, of 40 acres of Rich Land, all laid down m grass, with 8-roomed Dwelling House and Orchard, situate within ten minutes walk of the Temuka Dairy Factory. Tho whole m one Lot or at Valuation. J?or full particulars apply K. F. GRAY, 3-5 2309 Auctioneer. Mundell and Co WASHDYKE. WASHDYKE. FRIDAY, 6th MARCH, 1885. A T THE COMPANY'S NEW YARDS, lOd Morino Wothers (fat) 5O Crossbred „ „ 0 Head Fat Cattlo Also a quantity of Store Cattle. Additional entries will be received to date of Sale. J. MUNDELL & CO., 3-2. 2264 Auctioneers.