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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3572, 12 March 1886, Page 3

Auctioneers. K. F. Gray TO DAIRYMEN AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS. At the Temuka Saleyards, ON APRIL 6xh. KF. GRAY • favored by instructions from Mr W. Demuth, will sell by Publio Auction, at his Yards, Temuka, on the above date, the whole of his Dairy Cows, etc., Consisting of 37 First-class Milch Cows (mostly m full profit and to calve) — A Grand Lot 20 Two-year-old Steers 15 Yearlings 18 Calves 1 Good Bull. The Auctioneer desires to invite special attention to the above important sale, as the whole lot have to be sold to the highest bidder, as Mr Demuth is giving up Dairy Farming, and a better lot of Dairy Cow* could not be found m the district. Sale at 1.30 o'clock. K. F. GRAY, 8-11 130 Auctioneer. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT TEMUKA, WINCHESTER AND AROWHENUA, i ON THURSDAY, 18m MARCH. KF. GRAY, • favored by instructions from F. Arenas, Esq , will Sell by Public Auction at his Rooms on the above date — Part Section 69, with Three Cottages built thereon, one having Six Rooms tho other two Four Rooms, fronting on the Railway Terrace and joining Mr E. Brown's property. Property at Winchester — Lot 19, One Quarter-acre Section fronting Main Road, nearly opposite Wolsley Hotel. Also— Quarter-acre Section -with Four Roomed Cottage thereon, and now occupied by a Good Tenant. Also, by instructions from the Trustees of the late Mrs Howe — One Quarter-acre Section, No. , with good Four Roomed Cottage thereon, situated m the Township of Arowhenua, fronting on Wilkin Street. K. F. GRAY, 3-11 129 Auctioneer. Miles and Co. miNWALD YAR D S. TUESDAY, 16ih MARCH, 1886. SPECIAL ENTRY. DRAFT SHEEP, FBOII HON. W. S. PETER'S, ANAMA STATION. 2000 MERINO EWES 2000 MERINO WETHERS 500 MERINO LAMBS. The well-known character of the Anama Flock, and tho admitted superiority of the Annual Drafts from that station, render comment from us unnecessary. MILES k CO. J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. GEORGE JAMESON, 3-12 126 . Agent. Bonn & Co. AMERLEY SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 15th MARCH, 1886. Tt/r ESSRS BENN AND CO. WILL SELL, On tho Above Date, 22.000 SHEEP. By order of Messrs Mallock and Lanee — 6000 Merino Ewes, from the well-known Horsley Down Flock, which for quality, condition, and ages, leave (as usual) nothing to be desired. By order of James Little, Esq., of Allandale — 700 2-Tooth Half-bred Wethers 600 2, 4, 6 and 8-Tooth Half-bred Ewes. By order of Messrs J. and J. Innes, Mount Brown — 1000 Merino Ewes. From the Black Hills— 1200 Half-bred Lambs 1000 do do Well grown, well bred and thoroughly healthy. On account of Messrs Clifford and Weld, Stonyhurst — 2000 Very forward Merino Wethers. On account Executors lato Edward Recce— 2000 Sound, good conditioned Merino Ewes, never had Crossbrod Lambs On account H. F. Reeco, Esq., Montserrat — 700 Half-fat Merino Wethers, large framed Sheep. On account of F. Courage, Esq., Seadown — 800 Crossbred Ewes, m good condition. On account of other Clientß, ond m Various Lines — 2300 Merino Ewes 1500 Crossbred Lambs 1200 Crossbred Ewes 500 Fat Crossbreds. On account of H. J. Hall, Esq., Motunau — SO Lincoln Rams, 2-tooth. SALE AT 11 a.m. BENN & CO. Note. — The Auctioneers m Advertising this MOST IMPORTANT SALE, beg to draw the Special Attention of Runholders, Graziers and Farmers to tho fact that the whole of tho above lines of Sheep are Offerod Without Reserve, and upon Terms and Conditions Buch ac may, and we trust never will again occur m the annals of sheepfarming m Canterbury — scarcity of feed, owing to long-continued drought m tho North, making it practically imperative to Soil. 3-X2 134 BENN & CO.