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Tuapeka Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1120, 18 February 1885, Page 2

THURSDAY, 6th MAROH, 1885, At one o'clock sharp. MONTHLY BALE—TUAPEKA SALEYARDS. JOHN T H O; M P S O N,j will hold his next Monthly Sale for the Tuapeka District, on the above date, at his Bale-y»rds, Tuapeka Flat, commencing at one o'clock sharp, when he will offer— 100 "prime^Half-bred^Lamljs ' 150 First-cross Lambs ' 60 Cross-bred Ewes (2 and 4-tooth) 50 Fat Sheep 100 First-cross Lambs ~ ' 80 First-cross Lambs 9 three and two-year-old Steers and Heifers 1 f our-year-old Colt (good buggy horse) 4 prime Draught Horses 1 Farm Dray 30 Fat Cross-bred Sheep Settlers and others having Horsei or Cattle for Sale will please intimate tbe same to the undersigned at onoe, bo that they may be notified by advertisement. JOHN THOMPSON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY. 19th FEBRUARY, 1885, At twoo'oook p.m. Under Power of Bill of Sale and Mortgage of Stock. JABEZ BURTON has received instructions to sell by auction, on the Premises of Mr D. C. Dalton, at Crookston — 6 Draught Horses and Mares, 1 Reaping Machine, Chaffcutter, two-horse Power (with leather belt), Doublefurrow Plough, 4 sets Waggon Harness, 1 Dray, 3 sets Plough Chains, 2 Back-bauds, Bet Wooden Harrows, Hay Knife, 2 Hay Forks, 1 Stable Fork, &c. JABEZ BURTON, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 1885, At one o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE or JTRST-OLASS FAi<M, STOCK, AND IMPLEMENTS. A RBUOKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. •^ hare been favored wil h instructions from Mr John O'Brien (who ib leaving the district) to sell by auction on the ground, Crookston — That valuable freehold Farm, being Section 6,810ck VII, Crookston District, containing 195 acres and 8 poles of grand agricultural land, of which 130 acres are under oat crop and 60 aores in English grass. The improvements on the land comprise substantial five-roomed Dwellinghouse, six stall Stable, large Barn and Granary, &o, The land is securely fenced, and is subdivided into three paddocks. Also, — 20 head Cattle 4 Draught Horses 1 M'Cormick's Reaper and Binder 1 new Tilter (Reid and Gray) 2 Double-furrow Ploughs 2 Farm Drays 1 set Iron Harrows 1 Roller 1 Chaffcutter 6 sets Harness 50 Fowls 20 rucks, &0., &c. ItfBPBOTIOK IKVITBD.— TanJIS LIBEBAIi. As Mr O'Brien is entering upon a new line of business in another part of the Colonythe above can be depended upon as a bona Me sale. ARBUOKLE, ROBERTSON & Co. Auctioneer?, FRIDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, 1885, At one o'clock. At Collins Yards, Heriot. A RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. have received instructions to sell by auction, at above time and place — 400 Cross-bred Eweß 200 Cross-bred Ewes, in good condition 100 prime Fat Cross-bred Wethers 30 head Store Cattle 10 head F»t Cattle 100 Crossbred Wethers (4-tooth) 6 bead Fat Cattle Four-horse Power (complete) Chaffcutter (nearly new) 70 Cross-bred Ewes 4 Draught Horses 20 head Store Cattle 100 Merino Ewes 2 Draught Geldings 10 Store Bollocks 100 Fat Sheep 1 pair Black Horses (splendid match) 1 Draught Mare (five years old) 1 Dranght Mare and Foal 14 head Store Cattle Entries for above Sale can be left with Mr CoDinr, or the Auctioneer*, ARBUCKLK, KOBERTBON & CO. SATURDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, 1885, At four o'clock. Under Dissolution of Partnership. 1 RBUCKLE, ROBERTSON AND CO. •^" have received instructions to sell by auction, on the ground, Blue Spur, on the •bore dateLot I— That valuable Cement Mining Claim, known as Livingston and Co.'s, with Dam, Tail-race, and '. . Plant. Lot 2— Water-raoo,connected with abore claim. The above is for positive sale, owing to Dissolution of Partnership, and is a really good opening for a party of working-men with mull capital. Liberal terms to eligible purchjKn.