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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1111, 17 January 1885, Page 2

THURSDAY, 29th JANUARY, 1885, At one o'clock.. IMPORTANT DISPLENISHING SALE. A BBUC&lX ROBERTSON AND CO. **■ have receivei 'instructions from Mr Francis Tubman (who is retiring from farming) to sell by public auction, on the Premises^ new the Beaumont, on the above date— HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Containing 412 acres 2 roods 36 poles, being land comprised in sections 5, 12» 13, and 14 block I, and sections 5 and 15, block 111, Beaumont district. There is about 60 acres in Wheat and Oats, 10 acres in Turnips and Potatoes, and about 60 acres in English Grass. The improvements consist of very comfortable Dwellinghouse, substantial three-stall Stable, Barn and other Outbuildings. The Farm has a large frontage to the main road, and is so well and favorably known that it ii superfluous to enter into any detailed description. It is divided into five convenient paddocks, and- is all in first-class condition. ' „ - *> Also, — STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, &c, Comprising 300 Cross-bred Ewes and Lambs 100 Cross-bred Hoggets 4 first-class Draught Horses 4 good Dairy Cows Several head young Cattle Drays, Ploughs (single and double - furrow), 2 sets Harrows, Bamlett's Reaper (nearly new), Horse-power and Chaffcutter (Reid and Gray)' Harness, Dairy Utensils, &c, &o. Teems Vkby Libkbal.— Fob Positive Sale. ARBUCKLE, ROBERTSON & Co., Auctioneers. "TUESDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, 1885," At 12 o'clock noon. A RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. •*■*• have received instructions from Mr William M'Clelland, Millers Flat (who is leaving the district) to rell by auction, on the ground-*-HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD FARM. Also,— HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY, &c. Lot I—Freehold1 — Freehold land, comprised in Sections land 61, Block 111., Benger District, containing 64 acres (more or less), subdivided into five paddocks ; 40 acres in English grass. Improvements on above lot consist of comfortable five-roomed Dwellinghouse, six-stall 3table, Dairy, Woolshed, Stockyard, and Piggeries. Lot 2— Freehold land, being Section 22, Block X., Benger District, containing 144 acres (more or leas), of which 30 acres are in oatß, 65 in turnips, 4 in peas, and 2 in potatoes. Improvements : Substantial six-stall Stable Barn, and men's Hut. Lot 3— Section 13, Block X., held under agricultural lease, containing 100 acres good alluvial land. The above is substantially fenced, and can be made freehold at once. It is well watered and sheltered, and very suitable for lambing ground for any sheep-breeder. The quality of the Millers Flat land is so well-known that no comment on the part of he Auctioneers is necessary; suffice it to say the crops now growing on the land will be ample proof of its growing capabilities. STOCK, Consisting of 6 Draught Horses 1 thoroughbred Filly, by Oberon (three years old) I thoroughbred Filly, by Oberon (two years old) 1 yearling Filly, by Oberon 1 Entire Colt (two years old), by Oberon 1 Draught Entire Colt (two years old), by Champion 1 Draught Brood Mare 1 good Riding Mare 12 good Dairy Cows (calved and near calving) 40 head Fat and Store Cattle 80 Hoggetß 70 Cross-bred and Merino Ewes and Limbs 60 Pigs 40 Fowls AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 1 Reaper (Reid aud Gray) Double and Single Furrow Ploughs 2 sets three-leaf Harrows j 1 set Tripod Harrows 1 four-hoise Power 2 BentalTs Chaff cutlers Threshing Machine (four-horse power) 18-feet Seed Sowing Machine Six-horse Waggon * ' Three-horse Waggon J Farm Dray 8 sets Harness 'l Bet Double Buggy Harness 1 Double Buggy , , Also, Double-seated Buggy (almost new) As Mr M'Clelland has decided on leaving the district, intending purchasers may .depend on the whole of the above being for bonafde Bale, and very liberal terms will be given to eligible buyers.' Inspection invited any time prior lo the sale. WEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1885, At ono o'clock. A RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. **• will sell by public auction at the Ormaglade Yards, Millers Flat, 011 the abovs date— 100 Fat Ewes and Wethers (4 and 6- tooth) 50 Cross-bred Lambs 150 Merino Ewes (bred by Cargill and Anderson) 40 pure-bred Merino Rams (from Murray, Roberts, and Co.'sCarterhopeilock) 1 Colt, bj Chorister (unbroken) 1 Filly, by CuomUr (four years old)