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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12022, 23 March 1903, Page 3

AXfCi'iOMEESS Fleming and Hedley. SATURDAY, 28th MARCH. ON THE SHOW GROUNDS, OAMARU, At 12 o'clock sharp. 60 SUPERIOR HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. (From 4to 7 Years old.) * f Ex s.s. Victoria, from New South Wales. Fleming and hed'ey have received instructions irom Mr T. Bowra, of Werris Park, New South Wales, to sell by Public Auction., at the above time and place—--60 DRAUGHT PEDIGREE MARES AND GELDINGS, from 4 to 7 years old, broken and unbroken. The Auctioneers have much pleasure in railing the attention of Farmers, Carriers, and others to this Shipment of Horses. We have inspected these Horses and find them a very good, useful lot. They have landed in tip-top condition, and we guarantee that- the number advertised will be submitted to the hammer, i M'' Bowra s name is a sufficient guarantee as to the quality. They are mostly young horses, just handled to lead, and have never done any work, so that all their work is before them. PETER WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. Canterbury Farmers' Association. RUCTION SALES FOR THIS WEEK. MONDAY.—Fairlie Yards: Sheep and Cattle TUESDAY.—Temuka Live Stock Market : Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs; ■ also at Volunteer Hall, Temuka : Mr Jas. Austin's Freehold Property. WEDNESDAY. - Tattersall's. Yards : Wool, Sheepskins, and Hides; Geraln(r^anneis' Yards: Live Stock. THURSDAY.—CIearing Sale at Opawa, account of Mr John Rutherford. FRlDAY.—Clearing Sale at Opawa, account of Mr John Rutherford ; also Studholme Yards: Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs, SATURDAY.— Tattersall's Yards : Horses. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. AND EWE SALES. GERALDINE YARDS, WEDNESDAY, Ist APRIL, 1903. TEMUKA YARDS, TUESDAY, 7th APRIL, 1903. Entries for the above Fixtures now being received. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. TEMUKA LIVE STOCK MARKET. TUESDAY NEST. General Entries comprise—--1500 Sheep, Fat and Store 25 Cattle. Fat and Store 20 Pigs, Fat and Store. SPECIALS— Account of Mr W:- S. Pearse—- . 700 4-TOOTH g-BRED EWES (a splendid line) * Account of Springfield Estate—200 6 and 8-TOOTH J-BRED EWES Account of a Clien:— 200 X-BRED EWES (prime fat) 2 COWS (prime fat). Account of a Client—■s9o g-BRED EWES (a straight line) 60 3-BRED LAMBS (fat) J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF RICH AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES, at "the i VOLUNTEER HALL, TEMUKA. TUESDAY, 24th MARCH, ISO 3. J have received instructions from Mr James Austin to Sell bv Pi;blic Auction, 9 MAGNIFICENT' AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY FARMS, particulars of which are as follows : LOT 1.—270 ACRES, securely fenced, well watered, no waste, all Highclass Land. The Crop of Wheat grown, this year -is estimated to yield 45 Bushels per acre, ; and adjoins the estate of the late Hon. W. Rolleston. ; LOT 2.-366 ACRES, securely fenced,; well watered, and all sown down in English Grass and Clover. This Farm adjoins the Property of Mr H. McCully, and is known as Parkinson's. The improvements consist of Loose Boxes and Men's Hut. LOT 3.—150 ACRES, securely fenced, well .watered, all in native grass ;ind there are 4-A Acres Bluegum Plantation, trees all healthy. The Property is situated about 4 Miles from Rangitata Railway Station, by a good road. - LOT 4.-333 ACRES, subdivided, securely fenced and well watered, together with 4-Roomed Dwellinghouse. 190 Acres are at present under Rape, balance in English Grass, old pasture. This Farm is adjoining Lot 3. LOT 5.—159 ACRES, subdivided and securely fenced, together with Dwellinghouse and other improvements thereon. This Property is known as Greenaway's Old Homestead Block; all iich, reclaimed swamp, and for the production of Grain, Roots, or Grass it has no suxierfor in New Zealand. LOT 6.—137 ACRES, well fenced, and sown down with English Grass and Clover, all rich heavy Land, and adjoining Lot 5. Both Farms are most suitable for Dairying or Fattening purposes. In connection with this Farm there is a small Government leasehold, which goes with this lot. The situation is very convenient, being -j about 4 miles from Winchester?-' Railway Station. ' | LOT 7,-rSI ACRES 2 RjOODS 16 PERCHES, situated oh the south side of Orari River. subdivided into 2 Paddocks, 'all High-'elass Land, at present in Englishf Grass and Rape, and adjoniingl the wellknown Stumps Farm, LOT 8.-62 ACRES 35 PERCHES, well fenced, and sown down with English Grass and Clover. The er of Lot 7 will have the option of taking this Block at the same price, as the land is similar in quality and separated only bv a public load. LOT 9, rich reclaimed iSwamp, securely fenced and heavily grassed, adjoining the well-known Bulnier Property, and has a frontage un the Temuka and Rangitata RoadMr Austin wil-l show Intending Buyers over the Properties up to date of Sale. TERMS : 25 per cent, deposit at Sale ; Balance Ist June, 1903. Hour of Sale, 3 o'clock Sharp. The Auctioneers desire to direct the attention of Dairy and Agricultural Farmers to this important sale of High-class Farms, as the Vendor's well-known judgment of land is sufficient guarantee as to quality, and his instructions positively are to sell, in consequence of his havinc rmrchased another*' large estate. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer.