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Timaru Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 3329, 29 May 1885, Page 3

j Auctioneers. i N.Z.L. & M.A. Company. > STUDHOLME JUNCTION YARDS. ) THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COM- ' PANY (LIMITED) will Sell by Public ' Auction, ' on j MONDAY, lex JUNE, 1885, ' On account of M. Studholmo, Esq. : 24 Head Prime Fat Bullocks. > F. LeCREN, Manager. , E. R. GUINNESS, Auctioneer. 5-28 3163 i Turubull and Son* r . _ ' BESWICK STREET AUCTION ROOMS. RTURNBULL & SON • will Sell by Auction, . ON SATURDAY, , Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, Geese and Pigs, Oats, J Bran, Potatoes, Cheese, Farm Dray, D.F. Plough, Reaper, Spring Cart, Air Gun with I slugs, darts and extra springs, Boot and Knifo Cleaning Machines, Spring Mattress, 1 Hardware, Polished Steel Fender, Car- ' penter's Tools, Books, Men's, Women's and ' Children's Boots, 30 Mats Sugar ; also, under 1 Distraint for Rent, 1 New Singer's Sewing ■ Machine (Half Cabinet), Bedstead and i Palliass, Cooking Utonails, &c, &c. i ) ) Sale will commenco at 12 sharp. i 5-29 3173 ) - i IN THE ESTATE OF J. FLEMING. RTURNBULL & SON • have received instructions from the [ Deputy Assignee to Sell by Public Auction at - their Rooms, t ON SATURDAY, 3 A Quantity of TINWARE, viz., Billies, . Dippers, Tea-pots, Milk Strainers, Milk Pails, 6 Largo Dairy Cans, Spouting, Tea Bottles, j. Pannikins, Singeing Lamps, Lanthorns, Water Pots, &c. * Salo at 1 o'clock. 5-2'J 31M B PRELIMINARY NOTICE, i* °T? TURNBULL AND SON 9 _I_V/» have received instructions from Mrs 8 Cramond (who is leaving Timaru), to Sell by • Public Auction, on ' THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JUNE 11 & 12, B The whole of her Household Furniture, Books, Oil Paint--1 ings, Engravings, Piano, &c. t Full particulars m Catalogues and future : Advertisements. 5-21 3084 Collins and Co. DANISH AND OMBTARIAN OATS. 4000 SACKS. 4000 SACKS. f A T 6s 6d per Sack of Four Bushels. . J\. New Sack given m. Buyers of 50 Sacks a further Reduction, if taken from Railway Trucks. WILLIAM COLLINS & CO., Auctioneers and Produce Merchants. 5-26 3146 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MONDAY, Ist JUNE, 1885. WILLIAM COLLINS & CO. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auction on the Premises, Grey Road (North), near D Street, Owner leaving the District — The Contents of a FIVE ROOMED COTTAGE, Namely — Double Iron and Wooden Bedsteads, with Springs, Mattresses, Linen Closet, Cane-Seated Chairs, Carpets, Floorcloths, Pictures, Pole and 3 Rings, Marble Slab Mirror, Tables! Lot Nicely Bound Books, Glass and Chinaware, Cutlery, Singer Sewing Machine, Kitchen Sundries, 2 Canar ies and Cages, 100 round B.L. Cartridges, Lot Paints and Oils, Decoy Ducks, Grindstone, Timber, Carpenter's Bench, aud a Quautity of Miscellaneous Items. Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Without Reserve. f 5-29 3183 Kundell and Co > CLEARING SALE AT ORARI. > THIS DAY ■ FRIDAY, MAY 29tu, 1885. J T M U ND E L L & CO. j fj 9 have been favored with instructions from James Grigg, Esq., to Sell by Public ) Auction, at his Homestead, adjoining the Orari Railway Station, the -whole of his ; Live and Dead Farm Stock, consisting of ) SHEEP. 120 Crossbred Ewes, m Lamb to English Leicester Rams 15 English Leicester Ewes 6 ,i ii Ewe Lambs ' 2.0 ,i ii Ram Lambs 1 „ » Bfim 350 First Cross Lambs (a good line). I CATTLE. 10 I"irst-cl!is3 Dairy Cows, m milk and ) springing to calve ) 1 Pure shorthorn Bull 40 Head Fat and Store Cattle. > PIGS. 5 Sows m pig 1 Pure Yorkshire Boar ) 15 Storo Pigs, 10 Porkers. HORSES. 8 Staunch Draught Horses, good m all kinds of work J 4 Unbroken Colts and Fillies (by t Prince Royal and Clyde), 1 brown Maro with foal at foot (by Betrayer) 1 Upstanding Trnp Mnve, 2 Hacks. IMPLEMENTS. 1 D.F. Plough, 1 S.F. Plough (by Duncan) 1 Set 4-leafcd Harrows, 1 set Tripod Harrows, 1 horse H"oe ' 1 Wood Roller, 1 Horse Rake (new) '■ 1 3-horse Dray (with frame) 1 Spring Trap' and Harness. GRAIN AND ROOTS. 100 Bushels Wheat, 100 Bushels Barley 100 „ Beans, 50 sacks Derwent j Potatoes. LAND. If not Sold Privately, they will Sell by Auction, All that Valuable Farm kuowu as " OAKLEYj" adjoining the Orari Railway Stution, containing by adliieasuremeut 198 acres of the best Grass Land m South Canterbury. ' This Property was an early selection, and is at present m a high state of cultivation ; a 1 never failing stream of water intersects the Property. Terms at Sale. : Sale to start at 12 o'clock sharp. Luncheon Provided. > The Auctioneers desire to state that Mr . Grigg has relet Willow Bank Farm, and intends ; leaving this part of the district, therefore his instructions to them are that all his Stouk and Plant is to be sold without the sligbcafc Ee6erVe ' J. MUNDELL & CO., $.23 3127 Auctioneers.