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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 4079, 28 February 1894, Page 2

THURSDAY, Ist MARCH, 1894, At one o'clock sharp. TUAPEKA~STOCK FAIR. JOHN THO MPS O N " wiU hold his next Sale at the Taapeka Bale Yards, Lawrence, op the above date at one o'clock sharp. Present Entries — 300 Crossbred Lambs 200 Crossbred Ewes 180 Crossbred Lambs 60 Crossbred Ewes 20 mixed Horses (see advertisement) 1 Bay Mare (six years) 10 Store Figs 1 Cow and Calf 2 four-year-old Steers 2 dry Coavs 1 Spring-cart Horse 8 head Store Cattle 2 Fat Cows 30 Crossbred Ewes 25 Fat Sheep 130 Three-quarter-bred Ewes 25 Fat Wether Hoggets 1 Buggy Horse 2> Cows (in full milk) 3 Yearlings 1 Newfoundland Dog Entire Horse, ; Epigram 1 Riding Hack 1 new Farm Dray THURSDAY, Ist MARCH, 1894, At one o'clock. STOCK SALE DAY. JOHN THO M P S O N (in conjunction with Messks WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.), instructed by Messrs Pakkee Bboß., will sell by auction at his Sale Yards, Lawrence, as above — 20 HEAD OF HORSES, As follows: — 2 Slack Colts, 4 years; grand buggy pair 4 three-year-old Fillies 14 Mares and Geldings, from three to seven years old; broken to pack saddles, and can easily be broken to harness. These Horses, all bred in hi^h country, are hardy, endurable animals, and are for absolute sale. MONDAY, sth MARCH, 1894, At one o'clock. On the Premises, Waitahuna Gully. -JOHN THO M P S O N *J has received instructions from Mr Robert Johnston, who is removing to Dunedin, to sell by auction as above — COMFORTABLE DWELLINGHOUSE, With good Fruit and Vegetable Garden and Grass Paddock attached ; also, Cowshed (three stall?). The whole of his HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Comprising Tables, Chairs, Betsteads, Sitting and Bedroom Furniture, &c., &c. Also, three first-class Cows, in milk aud near calving. WITHOUT RESERVE. FRIDAY, 30th MARCH, 1894, At Lawrence. FREEHOLD AT BELLAMY STATION. TmtIGHT, STEPHENoON & CO. "" (in conjunction with Mr JOHN THOMPSON) are instructed to sell by public auction, on the 30th March, at Lawrence (if not disposed of by private treaty meantime), The following BLOCKS OF LAND, Forming the unsold portion of the freehold of above Station :—: — Sections 25, 26, and 32, Block VI., Tuapeka, containing 158 a3r lOp. Sections 29, 30, 31, and 32, Block 111., Beaumont, consisting of, say, 1225 acres, together with small Sections adjoining 4 Townshix> of Dun eld. About 34 acres are in oats. Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Block 11., Beaumont, [and Sections 1 and 58, Block 11., Tuapeka, containing 1245 acres, of which 400 acres are in English grass. Block XII. and parts Blocks 1., 11., and IX, Beaumont44433a 2r 12p, with 300 acres of magnificent farm on the river flat. Full particulars will appear in future advertisements. Terms.— Say, 25 per cent. ca«h (10 per cent, on fall of hammer) within one month from sale, 2b per cent, in 12 months, and 50 per cent, on mortgage for fire years at 6J per cent., with option of paying off at any time on giving three months' notice to mortgagee. THIS AFTERNOON, At half-past two o'clock. JC. A R B U C X L E ' will hold an Unreserved Sale at his BoomsPotatoes, Onions, Spring Mattrasses, Furniture of all descriptions, Carpets, Matting, and a lot of General Goods. WEDNESDAY, 7th MARCH, 1894, At one o clock. JC. ARBUCKLE • will hold a Sale of Stock at Mr Laffey's Yards, Millers Flat, on above date, when he will offer — Horses, Sheep, and Cattle; also, General Goods, Clotliing, Boots, &c. Entries can be made with Mr T. Leather, Millers Flat, or with THE AUCTIONEER. TUAPEKA BAZAAR. TO effect Sales, further reductions have been made on every description of Goods. One call -will satisfy Customers of the truth of this.