The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-01-24 00:00:00

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GLANVILLES WOOTTON, DORSET,
( 6 Miles from Sherborne, I'2 from Dorchester, and 4 from
the Yetminster Station of the Wilts, Sotnerset, and
Weymouth Railway.

IMPORTANT SALE of 977 superior OAK, ASR,
and ELM TIMBER TREES, now standing on the
above Estate.

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MR. T. ENSOR (late BAKER and
EN 6013 bAil been favoured with
instructions fora J. C. Dalai, Esq., to
SELL by AUCTION, at the Warn
Roma INN, MlDDLnatanf, on TUESDAY,
JANUARY 31, 1865, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon
prosiscly, the following TIMMER TREES, consisting of
705 OAK
146 ELM
126 ASH

977
with their Tops, Lops, sad Bark, as they now stand on
the °bowlßes Wootton Estate, marked in paint, and in
convenient Lots as described in Catalogues • also a
ocuintity of ASH and OAK POLES in flaywood
Coppice, numbered in convenient Lola.
The Auctioneer begs to call the special attention of
Ship-builders and Timber Merchants to this important
Sale, the Timber being of, great lengths and large
• dimensions; j situated near good road.; and from its
soundness and superior quality it is well adapted for
Navy and other purposes requiring first-class Timber.
The Auctioneer can confidently state that no lot of
Timber superior to this has been sold in this cionnty
for many years.
To view apply at the Mansion House, Glanville'
'Woettoe.
tCataikigues may be obtained 10 days before the Sale
.at the Knell Arms Hotel, Sherborim ; Crown Hotel,
Rlandford ; Mermaid Hotel, Yeovil; White Horse,
lifiddlemarsh ; and of the Aucnorists, Dorchester.
Refreshments provided.
Admittance to the,Sale Room 2s. 6d., to.bo'retunted
n to purchasers.

DORSET.

iIikROADWAY MANOR FARM,
5 Miles from Dorehester, 3 from Weymouth.

IMPORTANT SALE 0153 HEAD of DAIRY COWS
sod HEIFERS, CART COLTS, IMPLEMENTS,
PIGS, DAIRY and BREWING UTENSILS.
MR. T. ENSOR (late Rum and Biwa)
hu been favoured with instructions from Mr.
HITS, who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION,
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1865, the following
COW STOCK, COLTS, IMPLEMENTS, BREWING
UTENSILS, ; comprising 40 prime young Dairy
Ctiws, 6 three-year-old Devon Heifers in Calf, 2 two-
year-old ditto, 4 young Barreners in fresh condition, 1
superior two-year-old Shorthorn Bull, Cart Colt, rising
three years old, 2 ditto, rising two years old—all roans ;
Pony, 14 hands, quiet in addle and harness, 1 large
Imo Roller, 2 pair of three and four-horse Drags, 2
pelt of Harrows, Horse Rake, Slide Putt, Winnowing
litaetrine, Barley Hammeler, 2 Reed Presses, Hay
Collector, 2 Turnip-cutters, Corn Bruiser, 4 Corn Cribs,
large Stone Trough, 2 Rick Meddles, 2 sets of Staddle
Stones, 6 large Timber Chains, about 60 dozen Hurdles,
2 dozen Sheep Cribs, quantity of long and short Spars,
and numerous other tuleful Farm Impl =lento, kr.
The Brewing Utensils coward of Hogshead Copper and
Plunge, lame Mash Tub, 3 Coolers, Copper Strainer,
lineketa, Workers, fox, Ice.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale sommence
at 1 o'clock.
The above Dairy Cows are of the Devon and Short-
horn breads; the greater portion will have Calves by
the day of Sale, and the remainder well seasoned.
'hor are young, of large use, and very superior
ranchers, and having been selected with great care by
Mr. Hitt, who has managed the Dairy for the last four
years, they cannot fail to give Purchasers every satis-
faction.
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1868, will be SOLD
the following DAIRY UTENSILS, SOWS, and STORE
PIGS :-10 Milk Leads and Stands 2 Cream Cans,
Strainer, 2 Bowls, Skllllllloll4 4 Milk Cans, Milk
Warmer, Churn and Stooks, TM Cheese Tub, Butter
Tnendle, Double Cheese Preis, 2 Curd Breakers, Salt
Tub, set of Shelves and %mid, Buckets, Pails, Drippers,
Meal Tabs, Weighing Machine and Weights, 6 Iron
Troughs, Wood ditto, large Copper and Fixtures, 2
Wheelbarrows, Ladders, Grinding Stone, Beams and
Stales, s few lots of Household Goods, and a variety of
useful effects.
6 large Bows with their Farrows,llo Store Pits-
Sale at Two o'clock in the Afternoon.
The Dairy Utensils are in excellent condition, the
Mater Part having been new within the

DORCHESTER 14th FEBRUARY FAIR.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED
NORTH DEVON CAME.
MR. T. ENSOR Oat. Ragan and Minos)
has been favoured with iustructions from Mr.
I. A. SMITH, of Bradford Peverell, Dorset, to SELL by
AUCTION, ei his REPOSITORY, at one o'clock, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1865, a selection of 13
COWS sod 3 BULLS from his celebrator, HERD of
DEVONS.
Pedigree and particulars given in Catalogues, to be
obtained of Mr. SMITH and of the AUCTIONIIIII,
Dorchester. „
Mr. J. A. SMITH has often been II suaeoldur
Exhibitor at the Royal, Bath and West of England,
Trututon, Teocil, Crewkerne, Sherborne, Sturnainstor,
and Dorchester Agricultural Societies, which is alone
guarantee of the value and parity of Ina dock. Right
of the Cow. hats taken Prises._
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