The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-29 00:00:00

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ANNUAL LETPING OF THE WATERCOMBE
RAMS.
lig R. T. ERROR has been favoured with
Inatroctione born Mr. T. Chapnein Saunders to
LET and SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tunis-
hat, .itiLv the let. 1875, About HO IMPROVED
HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAMS, of different ages,
large size, with fine Down quality.
The AECTIONEER, in swain aoliciting the attention of
Breedera.d Improved Hampshire 110W11 Sheep, to this
well-known and old-established Flock of nearly 50
years' standing, has every confidence in stating that
the Rams now to be offered will be found in every
respect equal, if not superior, to those whieh he has
bad the honour of offering at this important Annual
Letting and Sale in former yearn.
This Flock, established in 1826 by Mr. T. H.
Samidem, has been bred with continued care, twig-
went, awl regardless of expense; and may be said to
po.e.s, in an eminent degree, true character, good
and large size, combined with fine Down quality,
not excelled, if equalled, by any other Improved
Hampshire Down block ; and, from the very numerous
prizes which have been from time to time awarded to
Sheep exhibited from thia Flock at various Shows in
many previous years, together with the fact that
during the year 1871 speamena from this Flock were
awarded at the Royal Agricultural Society's Show at
Bedford first prize for ram of any age, and first !Tim
for 'hauling ewes, together with aun:_rousotiter plias
at the Rath and West of Rngland. Dante seel Berke,
Taunton, Yeovil, Dorchester, Merborne and °the'
Agriroltural Shows, further remark in uncalled for.
The Sheep may rmiudn on the Farui, as usual, until
August lot, or later, if so desired.
('stabeAmes will he ready, awl may be obtained of
the AI,TPINELK, if ot Mr. StuNlonns, to met after
inn, 28th.
Watercombe is nix miles from the Great \Vestal'
10,,reheeter, where there will be conveyances
'free) to meet the 10.90 Down train; and two miles
from Moreton Station on the South-Western Line,
where there will air, be con, eyances ; and the ro2
17p-train atop at Moreton for the convenience of
passengers above Southampton.
Refreshments punctually at One o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, May 25th, 1875.
1./ORNIESTER HORS): REPOSITORY,
Tamar STSIXT.
MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that the
next general SALE of HORSES will be held
on TEEM,AT, 6th, 1875, at the New and
Spacious Iterosiriitv, Telarmarnewr, where every
accommodation for Howes of all dmcriptions
provided.

PRESFST EXTRID4 :
2 Bay I'art Mares, good workers
Roanl 'art Mare and Foal
Bay P•oly, five years, 13.1, quiet in harness
:ivy 4 %oh, six years, quiet to ride or drive
Bay Mare, five years, 15.1, quiet in harness
Brown Horse, in dispute
Bay Mare, seven years, 15.2, quiet in harness
l'aey Col.. quiet in harness
Brown Pony. 13Lands, quiet to ride or drive
ills:stunt Col), three years. 14.2, quiet in Mimeos ,
Bay Horse, four years, 15.2, quiet to ride or drive
4 Powerful Cart Horses and 2 Cart Mares and
Foals, the property of Mr. Spmke leaving
11. ww ell Farm
Brown Entire Cart Horse, "Young Prince," I
1111 l .1, quiet in harness, a good stock getter
Chestnut Cart Horse, quiet worker
Chestnut Entire Hone, " Harkaway," the pro-
perty of Mr. Speak. Follett, of Canning' Court
Farm, pedigree at time of Sale
Blank Cart Mare, 1,,m0d worker
Bay (',,1,, six years, 14 bands, quiet to ride or
drive
Together with many other Horses.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Early entries are solicited.
Dorehester. June 22nd, 1875.
WOOLETRENTHIDE, DORSET.

sAix a Desirable COI'YI 11,1)
I ..% N DS, IIONIESTRAD, AltD, awl
EM IMES, awl I'OLICINS of ASSURANCE.

DORCHESTER 6TH OF AUGUST FAIR.
ANNUAL SALK OF DOWN RAMS AND RAM
LAMBS.
MR. T. ENSOR b.:01 to announce that lw
.01. is again favoured with inetructions from Mr.
Ottoman Wool, to SEI,I, by AUCTION. on
FRIDAY, Arocar the Gth, being FAIR Dal, in the Fair
Field, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, a Selection of
about—

SO RAMS AND RAM LAMBS,
From the well.known Athelhampton Down Flock.
The success which has invariably attended the
Exhibition of Sheep from this Flock at the Bath and
%Vest of England, Hants ainl Berks. Yeovil. Dorches-
ter, and other Shows, renders further comment from
tit Auctioneer nee'lleas.
The Lambs are unusually good this year, possessing
peat size and retaining the fine quality for which this
Flock is justly celebrated. Special attention ham been
, paid by Mr. Hosea V, produce Fleeces of heavy Wool
of the finest quality. _

DORSETHHIRE.
Valuable Freehold Estate, known as the Pickett and
Wel'wood Estate, about eight miles from the market
town of Brbiport, and four from Crewkerne, a first-
class station on the main South-Western line to
Exeter, whence London is reached in about four
hours, comprising about 63.1 merge of superior arable,
meadow, orchard, awl irtiO land, with oome valu-
able water meadows, divided into four compact
farms, known AS Pickett, Wellwood, Buckham, and
Baker's Mill Farms, with good, substantial, awl fur
the most part newly-erected farm buildings, together
with • valuable water corn will, driving two pairs
of stones, the whole lying well together almost in a
ring fence, in the parishes of Beaminster, South
Perna, Broads-holism. and f lieddington, and let to
respectable yearly tenants at rentals amounting to
about Ll,lBO per 8111MIUL The river Axe flows
through the estate, affording trout fishing, and there
is good partridge shouting.
10rES8R8. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
11.1. OAKLEY have received instructions to SELL
the above Valuable PROPETV by AUCTION, at
the Auction Mart, Tokenhouse-yard, City, E.C., on
EDNISNDAT, 21st JULT, at Two precisely, in One or
four Lots : -
Lor I. Pickett Farm, 307 acres, in • ring fence,
with the manor or reputed manor of Pickett, an
attractive small estate of fertile arable and meadow
land, with 14 acres of woods, and substantial farm-
house and homestead; let to yearly tenants at appor-
tioned rentals, amounting to £549 per annum.
Lor 2. -Baker's Mill Farm. 81 acres, principally
rich meadow land, pert irrigated, with farmhouse and
homestead; let to a yearly tenant. Apportioned rent
£152 per annum.
LOT 3.--Buckham Farm and Mill. 117 acres of rich
meadow land, part irrigated, with farmhouse and
homesteads, and a valuable water corn mill; let to
yearly tenants. Apportioned rent £2614 per annum.
LOT 4.—Wellwoksi Farm, 1i acres excellent arable
and meadow land, with farmhouse atul homestead;
let to yearly tenants. Apportioned rent £2lO per

annum.
Particulars and plans may be obtained of NICIUU.S.
Beriscrr, Dawaos, and liesserr, Solicitors, 2, New
Simare, Lincoln'-inn; of Mtwara \V. awl T. Frooas,
Solicitors, Sherborne ; and f the AITTI./MC14104, 10.
Wateslooplace, Pall tall, KW.
NOTICE! NOTICE ! !
riIHE SALE of SHEEP, BEASTS, &c., at
Frampton. the property of the late Mr. WILLIAM
WArrs, deceased, is unavoidably POSTPONED for
the present, ;nod will NOT TAKE PLACE as
advertised in the Doral Chronic!,
G. SVMONIA,
Auctioneer.

June 24th, 18Th.

THOS. S. HORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DotteHESTER.
VAIXATIoNS POR PRORATE.
SALE of FAT STOCK, /cc., hehl every WEDNMDAY
at the Dorchester Fair Ground.

WIN 18T, 1875.

A DBE l' FA IDE, A DBOTSBI'R V.

AIR. T. S. MORGAN has received instruc-
DLL time from the Trustees of the late Mr. J.
Weirrn.scorr, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above
Remidence, oil THURSDAY, JULY Ili, 1875.—The
HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE. Four-
wheel CARRIAGE, HARNESS, and DAIRY
UTENSILS.
Comristing of Mahogany, Iron, and Half-Tester
Bedsteads with Furniture, Mahogany and Painted
Chests of Drawers, Marble Top Washstands and
Tables, Toilet Ware, Glasses, Bedside Carpets,
Commodes, Cane and Rush-seat Chairs, Towel Horses,
Mahogany Sideboard, Mahogany Sofa, Mahogany Lou
and Dining Tables, Handsome Pier Glass in Gilt
Frame, Whatnot, Fender and Fire Irons, Brussels and
Kidderminster Carpets, Window Curtains, Pole and
Rings, Indian Matting. Cottage Pianoforte by Metzler,
Mahogany Chairs in Hair Seating, Bureau, Two 8-day
Clocks in Oak Cases, Tea Trays, BADHlleforr, Easy
Chairs, Dinner Ware, about 60 Piecee, Handsome Tea ,
Set, Green and Gold, a It of Cut Glass and Plated
Goods, Moderator lamps, Two Dressers and Shelves,
Register Stoves. Two Sets of Dish Covers, and many
other Kitchen Requisites.
Diuv Goops. -Barrel ('horn with Stand, Milk
and Cream Tins, Cheese Tub and Press, Vats, Butter
Tub, Copper Furnace and Fittinr, School Desk and
Stools, and many other useful Articles, &c., &c.
Four-wheel Carriage and Harness.
Sale at Eleven o'clock, on account of the number of
Lots. No Reserve.

POSTPONEMENT OF SALE,
MONDAY, JULY sth, 1875.

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MANOR HOUSE, PUDDLEHINTON, DORSET.

"UR. T. S. MORGAN begs to announce that
ILL the Sale of Wines previously advertised to take
place on June 14th, is unavoidably postponed until
Moutmv, Jutv sth, 1875. when he has been honoured
with instructions from Cummins H. uv MAIO,
who is leaving the County, to SELL by AUCTION,
at Manor House, as above, his choice Cellar of Wines,
consisting of
300 Down of Martinez and Cookburn's PORT
and CHERRY, vintage 1863,1868, and 1870.
Also, a few lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Sale at Two o'clock.
Catalogues will be ready ten days before the Sale,
and may be obtained of the AUCTIONUS, 39, High
West-street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, June 3, 1875.

JULY 12, 1875.

ABBOTSBURY.

MR. T. S. MORGAN has received instruc-
tion. from Mr. AUL HAMAR!), to SELL by
AUCTION, on Mottnar, JULY 12, 1873, the standing
Crori of CORN and HAY, HORSES, and IMPLE-
N TS, consisting of
8 Acres of Wheat
7 Acres of Oats
12 Acres of Barley
4i Acres of Beans
1 2 Acres of Peas
4 Acres of Potatoes
About 5 Tons of New Hay, Half a Rick of
Clover May
3 Black Cart Horses, staunch and good workers,
each about seven years old, Wagons, Putts, Ploughs
and Tackle, Drags and Harrows, Three Horse-power
Thrashing Machine, Harness, Spring Cart, Barn
Implements, 10 Sack Bags, a Quantity of Manure,
Wood Fencing, and many other useful Articles.
Sale at Two o'clock.
The whole to be sold, as Mr. Hayward is leaving the
Neighbourh