Bury Free Press 8 Sep 1883: Slater farm sale

TRUMPINGTON, CAMBS.

To be Sold by Auction, by

MR. J. CARTER JONAS,

On MONDAY, September 24th, 1883, at Ten for Eleven o’clock, upon the Premises, by direction of Mr. MARTIN SLATER, who is leaving the Farm, all the valuable

LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,

COMPRISING

10 CART HORSES,

16 Cross-bred SHORTHORN and AYRSHIRE COWS, noted as being the best milking breed

A capital bred pedigree SHORTHORN BULL

10 SOWS and PIGS, and all the necessary

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

Which include 6 dung carts, with copse and ladders complete; 3 sets of harrows, A harrow, 2 rolls, Smyth’s turnip manure drill, hay-making machine, Hornsby’s reaping machine, Hornsby’s grass mower, horse works, bins, troughs, hurdles, hand tools, and machines, a quantity of harness, and other miscellaneous effects for a Farm of 340 Acres.

LUNCHEON WILL BE PROVIDED.

Catalogues may be had upon the Premises, and of Mr. J. Carter Jonas, Sun, Fire, and Life Offices, Cambridge, and 3, Old Serjeants’ Inn, Chancery-lane, London, W.C.