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Timaru Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 2889, 14 December 1898, Page 3

AUCTIONEERS Guinness and LeCren STCJDHOLME JUNCTION. FRIDAY, 16th DECEMBER. /"YUR Present Entries Comprise— A A A i and J-bred Ewes, m wool, r£\J\J with over lOfli „per cent/ •bj lambs 1 J)A Shorn Ewes, with lambs f*f\ 4-tooth Wethers, fat 4-tooth Wethers, fat " " J Qflfl f-bred Hoggets, shorn: P^ Milch Cowa '•■■■' d |-fi, , Additional Entries received to hour of sale, which commences at 11.30 for cattle. GUINNESS ALbOREN^ ;.. . : Auctioneers. <\ IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE /LIVE A®D DEAD STOCKj i FRIDAY, 23rd DECEMBER, 1898, At 12. o'clock. GU IN JS T E S R & : L eC RE N have ■, received instructions from Mr 8. Garforth to Sell by 1 Public Auction ao abowo, at his Farm, Hilton, Kakahii, OA/i| 4 ana 6rtbbth i-bred Ewes, O\J\J witb^ 100 per cent, of lambs ■ ■ ■ -■■- at'fOot! ''■'■'■ "■ ■■' ; OAA Full Mouthecl Crossbred O\J\J Ewes, with' 100 per cent, of lambaat fopji., v . '(\fi Crbssored -Ewes 1 , with 90 per Uv cent, of lambs at foot. All the above Lambs are by English Leicester and South Down Rams. 3 Purebred South Town Rams, 8-tbbth - ■j f\ Purebred English Leicester A.\J Ranis, 4-tooth ; bred by F. C. Murray QQ Q 2-tpoth Fat Maiden Ewes and OOQ , Wefhers;^ * , ' ■• r 4) Fat-Steers 4 ' . G)hr One to Two-year-old Steera ; -"/ JU'V' and Heifers S) Two to Three-year-old Steers hdtJ and Heifers "J Draught Mare, "Star, "B years I I do do "Tom,"7year 8 Ido do " Banker," 5 years 1 do do • •• Duke," 5 ■•■.-.. .-.■ -r- .-.■ .. *• -- .... ,..., ... »*.. a^.u~.-..X§ft r .BU. CT »r» IMare, good In saddle and harness (very fa^t) s (f) Yearling Colts. .-,-. :;> IMPLEMENTS i; ; 1 Dip Dray, 1 Farm Dray, 1 Duncan Drill, 1 Duncan Cambridge Roller- t Duncan Spring Tine Grubber, 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 Set 4-Leafed Harrows. 1 D.F. Plough by Duncan, 1 S.F. ■ r PlougfrbjrDuncan, Set 4 Horse Trees, Bet 3 Horse Trees, Set 2 , Horse Trees, Swingle-trees, 1 Set 4 Horse Chains and Blocks, r -„ .--,- 2 Sets Leading- Harnessy 2 Cart ' Saddles, 6 Collars and Hames, 5 WinkeVs, . 5 Seta Plough Chains," about 20d Standards and lot of Wire, 4 Sheep Feeders, 2 Horse Feeders, lot of Empty Sacks, and lot of sundries. ■ ' -• - Luncheon Provided. Mr Garforth having sold the Farttt; everything is for sale, and will be found on inspection to be first class. Farmers and others wanting any of the above Bhonld not misß this Sale. ■ ; ■■■'■■"' " J GUINNESSf & LeCREN, '/■ ; ■' ''■ ~"'S\ ; <■'■'■"■ Auetibneerß.;« /. wool. #goi,i :^ocm f^TJ INN E S ■{*■;&- L b C R E N vJT • are prepared to make LIBERAL CAS H ADVANCES FREE QF.CoMfiIISSION, ON THE ENSUING WOOL OLIP FOR LOCAL {SALE OR ;SHIE)M[£N£ Orders for Wooipacks, Twine, Branding Oilßi aud: all Shearing Require? :; ments PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 2nd SALE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 36th. ■' ■■■ GUINNESS^ LbCREN, } ..-.,....,, , Wool Brokers. GUINNESS & LeCREN. FARM AND STATION STOEES, &o' WE : QUOTE PRESENT. PRICES ioj " a few' llh'es :— ""•"-■•■'-■■ ' ~- .*- '•■■ ■■ '-■" ■■*■■ White Sugar, best -v .-.;'. ■ r :2^d per lb Tea, good ration „.. Is . . „ Dp., Tirbken^.Orange ; - J - Tekb... ... ... Is6d v Flour ,:; :w. ,' ±..2lai- per sack Kerosene Us 6d per case Candles ... ... ... 4d per lb Sultanas ... ' >v..^ - ; .'^^wv^d'^-'^^'^ Currants.;. ' ... -^v;^ sds „ Soap ... i» ... 9s perewt Cornflour per 1b Cocoa, V.H.: ;.• 3s-3d ; M , s •■.■■-.■ ■ Pepper, white Is 2JU ! ,^/? : Do.', black .>. „.*. 10d „ Peel ...-;.. :;!*" 6d , nice ... 3d „ Cream of Tartar ... Is 3d „ Saigb, ; -.,..r:^.^^ :V .V^;, 2C Tapioca ... 2d „ Vinegar (English) ... 2s per gallon &c, &., &c. HARVESTING REQUIREMENTS. Binder Twine -fivv««..v—«r4d.pervl^~. I Binder Oil „.. from 2s 6d per gallon' Sewing Twine, by btindle lOdperlb f &c, J &c,. 3 &c. I?T?'WfTW/i*ll/f'A f PTi I'DT'ATl 'DT'AT -" ; -'• Large quantities now landed, which] we are selling at very Low Rates. Prices! on application. A further shipment due J which we are booking, at specially low] rates to arrive. '*">■'■'■ *''"^ v " >fH ! ' !; ■' ■ -■.!'• ■A,?.r.---\- "?;.-; ;>:yr> >-!■:'•" -I- -■• ■'- FOR SALE— i| Tarnips, all ,the •, usual -.favourites^ Rape, Clover, and otherk Agricultural! Seeds. of the highest class that special; Knowledge -and Long Expedience can anggest. ' •" -- r '' k ."V* 1 ; . ■"•■•■ —-■-■.■ ■■■■- --AtßOj---:— -- *■->■■ ''■; Feed Oats (long and short), Barleyii f Beanßj Peas, &c, &c. • ' .. \ , AGENTS FOE^- "* "* \ 1 Walker's Bot Fly Reinißdies. f White's Dip and Highland Dip. i Alleopp'a Shares and Points. i