The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-16 00:00:00

Mit. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
next HALE of HORSES will be held on
. Jil.r 6th, 1874 (Dorchester Fair Day), for
which early Entries are nolicitaL
PaKNIVIT ILMT111171:
Bay Horse, nix yearn, 15.3, quiet in Angie and
double barite.*
2 Powerful Bay Cart Mares, good workers
I:rey Pony, 13.1, quiet to ride and drive
Brown /forte, 15.3, 9ulet to ride
Early Entries are solicited.

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S -de to commence punctually at Two o'clock.
N.B. -In case of any Breach of Warranty, the
If on,e mixt be returned. Of notice thereof given to
the Aremomr.R. in Dorchester, by Eight o'cles-k on
Wednesday evening..Titly Bth, otherwise the Purchaser
thud keep the Lot with all faults.
Commission-5 per cent. on Horses sold.
Ac,:,,munslation for Horses sent the day before the
Sal...
Dorchester, June 9th. 1874.

ANNUAL Lin-rrwr: OF THE WATER(X)MBE
RAMS.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. T. Chapman. Maunders,
to LET and SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, OU
TWITMIAT. Jere 2nd. liff4,—About 140 Tmproved
HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAMS of different ages,
lanes size, with fine quality.
The AITTIONLIIR. in directing the attention of
lireeders and admirers of Improved Hampshire Down
Slwer to this important Annual Letting and Sale,
with every confidence invites An inspection of those
now to he offered. 'believing them to be in every
respect equal. if not superior, to those of previous
years.
The Hock, established in 1826 by Mr. T. H.
B.trximas, has been bred with continued care, judg.
ment, and regardless of expense; and may be said to
possess, in an eminent degree, true character, good
wool, and lar.:e size, combined with fine Down quality.
not emelled. if equalled, by any other Improved
I ampshire Down Flock ; and, from the very Tomer .us
prizes which have hen from time to time awarded to
sheep exhibited from this flock at various shows.
coupled with the fart that during the past season alone
Mr. Marengo:4 exhibited at the various shows in
fourteen classes. taking fourteen First Prizes for
specimens from this flock, further comment is unneces-
Rare. _

Thije Sheep may remain on the farm, as usual. until
Antsist lst, or later, if aesired.
eatalogver will he rewlv, awl may be obtaine.l of
the .lectiottgra, or of Mr. SAUNDERS, MI and after
J 111.4. 27th.

Watereom ix miles from lithe Great Western
Stati.or, Dorrheater. where there will he conveyances
(free) to meet the 11.27 down train: and Two miles
from Nioreton Station on the Sontir-Wedent Line,
where there will al," he conveyances; and the 8.10
p.m. lip-train .tops at Moreton for the convenience
.4 !swimmers returnintr above Southampton.
liefreshmente munetindle at One o'clock.
Don-heater, IMirset. May-20th. 1874.
SALE TM'S DAY.

Auerms ROOMS, CANAL, SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
are instructed by the Cousigooe!. (to whom
tb'•eone low been hypothecated), to give notice of
el...lute SALE by AUCTION, at the above-named
Rooms. on TrEADAT, the 16th inst., at Three o'clock
precisely. of about
-250 CASES of CHAMPAGNE (Duty Paid),

of excellent quality, the greater portion of which is in
CAWS of one tlozen quarts or two dozen pinto each,
and which will he wild in Into of ten caries. VP, three,
two. .and one cane each, to 'mit the convenience of all
purchasers. The Wine (mliieh gen be stared in tasik
'lode feltWe No. 2 San Rom, where it eau lie riewret
amiteatiels) is the genuine growth of a high-clam
Vineyary near Epernay, known so " Meenil," and was
theton4 Wrpropertv of the well-known old-established
French fund, "A. tie Forodier and Fits," of Havre,
who were compelled to place the above wines in an
imm,..liate And f0r...4 market, in consequence f the
failure ..f their hankers, after the late severe conaner.
I h.l crisis in France. .

ratalootem forwargletl an applying to the A rem x EPA,
('anal. Sali+loury.