The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-28 00:00:00

AIR. EDMUND OLDING'S TENTH ANNUAL SALE

RATFIN FARM-, AMESBURY.

AIR.b! OtH N. IVATt.Eitt.bS,t (tChANAL, SAuftsurr,)
ItATFIN..ANNUA.L ItAILSA.;,E

wiLl ho hold OD the Preiniwes, an MONDAY, 10th
AUO UST, and will a...melee

105 RAM LAMBS AND RAMS,

of the genuine Ilaroprhire Down Breed,
of which 75 Rain Lambs sod 11.1Luina.will be Sold, and

35 Lambs and G Rains Let.
Th• character of Mr. Olding's Stock being so
thoroughly known and recognised, it ill hardly necessary
to my nioie than that his Raul Lambe and Sheep this
season •r I.lticnlarly even and good, and will offer •
capitol selectiici to all his Friends—they will uproar in
excellent fi..rai and m well aintsin his former repotatioa.
_ .

Luncheon it One.

Conveyances will leave Porton Station for the Sale
grourol on th.e 'ariasl of the 9.39 a.m. Train (being the
8.35 from Easingstoke), and also at 11.33 (serving the
9. Yew,til, 11 22 Salisbury, and 8.5:• llishopstoke
Train.), returning for Porton for the 8.5 up, sod 8
o'clock r lowa Trains.

7th AUGUST and 19th AUGUST, 1868.

ELSTON BILL,

SUREWTON, WILT&

L 2 Miles respectively from Salisbury, Devizes, end
Warminster, and 7 from Wishford Station, on the
Great Western Railway.

MR. JOHN WATERS, (CANAL, SALISBORY,)
Li favoured with instructions from W. B.
Cam's°, Esq., to tiro NOTICE of SALE by
AUCTION. of Rut w ole of his highly esteemed and
nery valuable
lILPROVED HAMPSHIRE DOWN FLOCK,
of which
225 RAM LAMBS and 33 RAMS

will be Boiel—onTßiDYYT 7th IfJCiiiii,Ties, sad the
remaining 40 younger RAM LAMBS, with about
1,900 EWBui AND CHILVER LAMBS,
on WEDNESDAY. 19th AUGUST, 18C&
. . .

Mr. Canning's nniform sumer at the various Agri.
cultural Shows, is too generally known to requiro
comment, baring during the last few years taken 23
prises at "The Royal," and "Smithfield Club" alone.
The Auctioneer M especially desired to give notiee that
this highly reputed Flock will be declared for genuine
mail unreserved sale, Mr. C,anning baring decided to
withdraw entirely from all future exhibitions of Stock.
Lune.keon at 12 precisely, and Belo immediately alter-
warda.
_ . .

Convenient arrangements have been made by which
eionniyannee for the Sale ground will leave Salisbury,
Wilton, Wiahford, and Devisee Stations on the arrival
of certain trains, returning for the evening trains,
lull particulars of which are given in Catalogue..

North-square, Dorchester.
TS. BIGGS (late Partner in the firm of
. B. CONSINGTOI and Co), begs respectfully to
announoe that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS
as WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANT at the above
address.
The Stock has been selected with great ears from
houses of the highest repute in the trade, and contains
Wines of the choicest kinds, some of which are of great
age in bottle.
T. 8. Blocs will be happy to send list of prime, sad
samples on application, and ventures to hope that, vrith
*eery desire to consult the interests of the public, he
may obtaia • share of its patroaage.

JAMES F. HANNAH,
From London,
(Lots W. Tarns),
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE,

-8, CORNUILL,

JF. 11. begs to inform the nobility.
• Mato', gentry, residents, mid visitors of Dor.
*heater arid its neighbourhood, that he his taken the
above BUSINEAS, formerly conducted by the late Mr.
Tin's& From the koowledge obtained in carrying on
• large Manufacturing Trade for many years with all
tbv beat Homes in the West End of London, and being
it thoroughly practical men, well acquainted with all
styles of Furnishing and Decorating, he hopes, by per-
severance, strict attention, and keeping a well-adverted
Stock, that he may retain and increase the patronage
and support so long bestowed on the late Mr. TIMM.
JABIEB F. lIANNAII,
CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, DECORATOR,
APPRAISER, AND UNDERTAKER,
Furniture Lent on Hire. Goods Warthossed.

LARGE STOCK Or SECOAD-R MID TURS-1-T-U-SIL--.