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Timaru Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4548, 25 May 1889, Page 3

Auctioneers. Mundell and Co I. IMPOETANT CLEABING SALE or LAND, LIVE STOCK, FABMING IMPLEMENTS, ie, AT WINCHESTEE, ON ■ 0 TUESDAY, 28rn MAY, 1889. J MUNDELL AND CO • have received instructions froa William Budd, Esq., to Sell by Pub'i( ; Auction on the above date, LAND: " Lot I—7o Acres, sub-divided into E " paddocks, securely fenced and wellwutered, together with 8-Eoomed Dwelling House m concrete, well finished throughout, 2 Cottages m concrete, neatly finished, Btable, Granury, and large shed accommodation thereon. Also, 2 Acres of Orchard, planted with young healthy Fruit Trees m full bearing. I The above Property is adjoining the Township of Winchester and only fivo minutes walk from Ihe Bailway Station. The famous trout fishing stream at Winchester runs through the property and the boundory is the Waihi Biver consequently it includes the principal fishing ground. The quality of the Land is so rich that it will grow any kind of crop to advantage. Lot 2-80 Acrc3, sub-divided into 3 paddocks, securely fenced and wellwatered, together with 4-Eoomed Dwelling House anl Garden stocked with fruit trees. The land is all m English grais. The Property is cloeo to Winchester and has a large frontage on the Gereldine Boad. Ihe quality of the land cannot be surpassed m the district for growing grain or root crops. Lot 3 — Goodwill m Leaso of Beserve No. 1193, Geraldine, containing 113 Acres, lease having 8 yiuis to run at a low rental. A large proportion of tho land is now rendy for cropping and is all m English grass. TEBM3 — Exceedingly Easy, particulars of which will be given at time of Sole. LIVE STOCK : Qf\i"\ Crossbred Wethers and Maiden f"V/ Ewes, 8- tooth, prime fat, O K|~| Crossbred Wethers and Maiden ™tl\/ Ewes, 2-tootb, m forward condition OOA Three-quarter-bred Hoggets, a mdmdxJ grand line Orf"l/~k Crossbred Ewes, m lamb to &\J\J E.L. Ram# O Pure Eoglish Leicester Bams , "| Q Three-yeir-old Steers, prime lO fat 3 First class Cows, to calvo m July ~| Young S lorlhorn Bull 2Heavr Draught Mares and Geldings "I Draught Colt, two-years-old Qf\ Pair Fowls DEAD BTOCK: 13 Horse Dray with Frame, m good order "I D.F. Plough ~i Set 5-leafed Harrows IBoaper and Binder (by Deering), m good order -| Mcahcrry Drill O Sots Shaft and Leading Harness -j Barrel Churn A f\ Sacks Wheat Tailings Sale to start at 12 o'clock sharp. For the convenience of buyers the Sale will be held at the WINCHE9TEB PUBLIC YABDS, and by permission of Mr Budd Extra Entries of Stock will bo taken if for Unreserved Sale. Tho Auctioneers desire to state that m consequence of Mr Budd's continued bad health he is compelled to give up farming pursuits, consequently this sale prcents a ' grand opportunity to purchasers of acquiring aome of the earliest and best selections &f | land m South Canterbury. J. MUNDELL & CO. Auctioneers. J. S. Adam. JAMES D- ADAM. FINANCIAL AGENT, T AND, GBAIN & STOCK BEOKEE. Money to Lend m following Sums at 6 pet cent on Good Freohold Security: — £10,000, £6000, £2000, £500, ic. FEEEHOLD PBOPEBTIBS FOB SALE OB TO LBASK. Storage for Grain at Lowest Current Bates. Advances made on Grain and other Produce placed m my hands for Sale Locally or Shipment to Australia or any Foreign Market. SACK 9, LABGB SIZE, AT LOWEST CtJBEENT BATES. 10 Draught Horses 1000 Merino Ewes 2SO Crossbred Ewes 200 l-bred Lnmba 300 Tons Dtrweot Potatoes. Business Notices. "grain._JgraTn . HABBISON, JONES & DEVLIN (Limited), SYDNEY. BEOEIVK CONSIGNMENTS OF OATS, WHEAT, BABLKY, Ac. We act as Selling Brokers onlr, so constituents may rely upon receiving Full Market Values. HKTPENS AND PBOCEEDS 7 DAYS AFIEB SALE. Liberal Advances, if required, nnaitst Consignments. FOOT EOT. JOOT BOT. GTTNN'S FOOT BOT SPECIFIC HAS nevor been known to fail m Effecting a Cure. Sco Testimonial* from local Sheepowncrs. Andrew Grant, Esq., Temuka, writes: — "I have greub pteaeuro m recommending your Foot Bok Speoiflo to shoepowners to try \\hea other mixtures fail, os I have cured sheep with it which worobad for two months, and on which I had previously tried Bluestone, Arsenic, and two other makers' mixture*, but without success." I'RKI'AEKD ONLY BT W. GU NN. CjIEMIST, T I M A E U.