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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11670, 1 February 1902, Page 3

AUCTIONEERS. if Z. loan and M.a.. ComDaayFAIRLIE SALE. MONDAY NEXT. jpRESENT ENTRIES COMPRISE—--300 2-tooth f-bred EWES & WETHERS 150 Pat and forward LAMBS 50 2-tooth g-bred EWES (fat) 60 F.M. 3-bred EWES 50 Merino WETHERS (three-parts fat) Account Mr F. J. .LeCren— DOG-CART and HARNESS Further entries solicited. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LD. W. LAWSON. Auctioneer. C. A. BATTES, Stock Agent. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD LAND FOR SALE. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. THE Undersigned have received instructions to offer for sale by private treaty (owing to dissolution of partnership of Messrs Skevington and Douthwaite), the whole of their Estate, situate in: the Fertile Waihao Valley, in the Waimate" County, consisting of about 2740 Acres FREEHOLD, all Ring Fenced and subdivided. About 1431 Acres LEASEHOLD, adjoining the Freehold. This is undoubtedly one of the best Grazing Properties iu the District, and will be sold at a very Teasonable price. For further particulars, and terms and> conditions of sale, apply to TEE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LD., Timaru. Or MESSRS MANCHESTER BROS. & GOLDSMITH, Waimate. Wool. , Wool. Wool. . ARE PREPARED TO* MAKE Gash Advances on Wool ( Placed in our Stores for Local Sale, or shipment to London. The Company have (-LARGE, WELL LIGHTED STORES, specially arranged for DISPLAYING WOOL to the best advantage. 3 3rd Sale, WEDNESDAY, 26th February F. LeCREN, Manager. W. LAWSON,- Auctioneer. Malins and Shallerass. FAIRLIE SALE. MONDAY NEST.

shall be represented' at this fixture, V V and shall be glad to receive Entries. MALIXG and SHALLCRASS. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET. WEDNESDAY, sth FEBRUARY. .jpRESENT ENTRIES—--350 4-tooth 3-bred EWES 100 Store LAMBS 250 3-brecl 2-TOOTHS 70 Forward LAMBS 10 Store PIGS Account Messrs Crowe Bros.. Te Moana—--800 Forward -J-bred LAMBS Special entry of Young Cattle. 30 2-vear-old HEIFERS \ 31 2-year-old S'TEERS ■' 13 2j"-year-old STEERS & HEIFERS MALING and SHALLCRASS, •, Auctioneers. UPPER RANGITATA BRIDGE. THURSDAY, 6tli FEBRUARY. WE have been favoured with the following Entries for this Sale—--500 2, 4. 6 and 3-tootli Merino EWES, with option of taking another IQOO similar Ewes; a straight station line of well bred Sheep, and about equal proportions of each age 600 Very forward 2 and 4-tooth WETHERS 750 2-tooth 3-bred EWES 100 A-bred EWES 50 J-bred 2-tooth EWES 20 Fat EWES 14 English Leicester RAMS 4 Head CATTLE 2 Milk COWS Account Mr D. Knight—--6 Draught GELDINGS, from 5 to 7 years old, good workers 2 Trap HORSES 1 3-year-old Half Draught GELDING, unbroken Account other Clients—--1 Pair Chestnut GELDINGS, 5 and 6 years, by St. Ives 1 Bay GELDING, saddle or harness 1 Spring Trap HORSE 1- Grey GELDING (harness) 2 Draught GELDINGS 1 WAGGONETTE, with Hood Sale at 11.30 o'clock. Entries can be made with Mr R. Petrie, The Bridge, or with MALING & SHALLCRASS, Auctioneers. WOOL SEASON, 1901—1902. TATE are now receiving WOOL intt> VV MESSRS JOHN MILL and CO'S. Stores, Timaru, for the 3rd Sale, to be held on WEDNESDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. Clients can depend on any uups en to us, being displayed to the best advantage, and no endeavours being spared to obtain highest market PRICES. Liberal Advances made on WOOL, eithei for Sale locally, or for shipment to England Consign Wool— MALING and SHALLCRASS, Timaru WOOLPACKS, TWINE, BRANDING OILS, Will be supplied at lowest rates. MALING and SHALLCRASS. Friedlander Bros WOOL SEASON, 1901-2. WE BEG TO INTIMATE TO OUR numerous Clients in the Timaru District that WE SHALL BE REPRESENTED at the TIMARU WOOL SALES, and will be pleased to take charge of any consignments of Wool our friends may favour us with. We have arranged for ample Storage Accommodation at MILL & CO.'S commodious and well-lighted Warehouses, and Clients will please consign their Clips to: FRIEDLANDER BROS., LD., c/o Mill and Co.'s Siding, Timaru, Sending us their advice by post to Ashburton. WOOLPACKS, TWINE, BRANDING OIL, and other SHEARING requisites will be supplied at LOWEST RATES, and sent FREE to any railway station. The Season's SALES have been fixed at TIMARU as follows : —December 6th, 1901, January 14th, 1902, February 26th, 1902. Mr W. Angland is authorised to receive entries of Wool on our behalf. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LD., Anc'"'"ne6rs, Wool and Grain Merchants, Ashburfon.