The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-03 00:00:00

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All Account with the Vendor" pitl at the clone of
the Sale, or cheque remitted an lItsCIPIOII require..
t'ommianion 4d. in the C on Sheep and l'ign, :utd 5 per
cent. on Donee and Dead Stock.
Sydling, June 30th. 1577.

COURT FARM,
SYDLING ST. NICHOLAS, DORSET,
Two Miles and Half from Maiden Newton Station
and Three from Frampton. .

Highly Important and Unreserved SALE of a First-
class FLOCK of Pure-bred DORSET HORN
SHEEP and LAMBS, OXEN, HEIFERS,
STEERS, HORSES. AGRICULTURAL IM-
PLEMENTS, and EFFECTS.
MR. G. SYMONDS is instructed by the
Executors of Het John Revisit to SELL the
above on MONDAY, Jtrt.r 2nd, 1877, and which com-
prise (the Flock in their Waal--
161 Siit-tooth pure-bred Dorset Horn Ewes
188 Four-tooth Ditto
210 Two-tooth Ditto
159 Pure-bred Doreet Horn (Thayer Hogs
118 Pure-bred Dorset Horn Wether Hogs
61 Cross-bred Weber and Chilver Hogs
ZIO Pure-bred Dorset Horn Chilver Lambe
216 Pure-bred Dorset Horn Wether Lambs .
34 Crows-bred Wether and Chilver Lambs
7 Down Rams

1400
2 Cart Horses
1 Smart Bay Cob, five years, nearly 15 hands, good
in saddle or hareems
3 Dookeys and their Hods
10 Excellent Working Devon Oxen
5 Two-yeu-old Steers
2 One year-old Steers
7 Tw,year-old Croton-bred Heifers
3 One-year-old ditto ditto
1 Devon Hog 801 l

2S
Together with a large and useful assortment of Agri- I
cultural Implement, in general, Cider, Casks, Dairy
Utensils, and numerous other Effects.
This truly valuable Fbwk has been selected and
bred by the late Mr. 'Sevin from the hardiest descrip-
tion of horn Sheep, for a great number of years, and I
have never failed to give satisfact: ; will stand the
coldest I 4 climates and highest hill countries, water
or irrigated nieadows being quite unknown to them,
and, for a cold hill country sheep, are perfect in form,
: with good symmetry, line quality wool, and splendid
muzzles. The Oxen and Heifers will be found especially
deserving and in good condition.
The Sale will commence at Quarter to Twelve with
the Beasts and Implement.. Luncheon at One, and
resume with the Sheep
Sydling, 12th June, 1877.
ITRLESS FARM, CORS(2011BE, DORSET,
i Four Miles from Crewkerna Station and Six from
Yeovil Junction.

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)
SERVANTS' REGISTRY OFFIOZ
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry. I
SERVANTS WANTED. —l2. Cooks, wages
from .£l2 to £4O. 1 Kitchenntaid, wages from
£l6 to £lB. 1 Parlourmaid, age about 30, i'2o and
all found. 3 ExperienFel Upper Ibeasemaids. 7
Highly Important and Unreserved SALE of a Ver; House and Parlourmanla 0 Housemaids. 9
Choice FLOCK ~f IMPROVED HAMPSHIR . General Servants wa es 1:10 to el& 2 Experienced
DOWN SHEEP, CART HORSES, HEREFORD Nurses,. age not ;it-0:r 25 2 Experienced Laundry
HEIFF.RS, and MODERN AGRICULTIJRAL maid.. 3 3 Single-handed Irodoor Men Servants. 1
neadGardene; married f I 1 Single t.,
, pre elTe, . Mart, I
INIPLEMENTS.
' ! look after twelve c ,we and pigs, awl make himself
MR. G. SYMONDS is instructed by Mr. ' generally useful. I.M an and Wife, man to look after
horse and make himself generally useful, wife as
.L.V.I W. Dunning, quitting
.the Farm, to SELL the •
Laundress.
above on THURSDAY, JULY sth, 1877, and which COM. Ally to Mr. THOMAS POUNCT, Saddler and Set.
prise (the Sheep out of their Wool), rants Registry Office, :t, Cornhill, Dorehestkr.
1110 Excellent Fuli-mouthed Improved Hampshire , Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Down Ewes I Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
120 Four-tooth Ditto '
I 180 Six-tooth Ditto ' envelope for reply.
• I No names given until the tee is paid, and no letters
140 Two-tooth Ditto - ' answered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.
150 Splendid (quiver Immim
120 Capital Wether Lambs
30 Ram Lambs WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, about
l 7 Rams 14, am an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING.
3 Stag Sheep • —Apply at the Office of this Paper. Dorchester.
3 Wethers

WANTED, PLAIN COOK, in &Primto
Family, two miles from Dorchester. Wagm
EU per annum.—Apply " T.J.D.," Unice of this
Paper, Dereheaer.

Sfa
1G Splendid lleref"rd One-year nld Heifers
1 'aphid Iferel.sll Hog Hull

17
Four ('art Horses and their Harness, Pony and Colt, I
Cart Mare an.l Colt, Three-year-old Nag Horse,
unbroken, by " Doddington," exceedingly promising ;
Hack Home, excellent in saddle, by " Connt Swivel."
Also a large and capital selection of Agricultural
Implements, incident to quitting a large Farm.
The AcevioNesti can highly recommend the above
Stock throughout, the whole f,f which has been bred
on llrless Farm, which is beyond doubt one of
coldest and moat trying cap sled places in the county.
Their high character is still maintained by having
a lot of size, with unquestionable quality and good
Wool. Heifers of high Hereford Pedigree, and very
growing.
ITrless is nearly One Mile from Toiler Down Fair
Ground.
Sale at Twelve o'clock with Heifers and Imple-
ments. Refreshments provided at One, and resume
with Sheep and Moms.
_
13th June, 1877.

rro na LET. from Michaelmas. a COMFORT-
-1 ABLE RESIDENCE, No. 33, Ilitth West-
street, Dorchester, ountsining 1)ININ (1 and
DRAWING R4J0M1.4, Four BEDROOIDI, BATH
ROOM, Kit,hen, :utd Offloss. —Apply to Mr.
liminAn, Dorchester.