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Bruce Herald, Volume LV, Issue 63, 18 August 1919, Page 2

': SATURDAY, 23rd AUGUST, At 1.80 p.m. Furniture Sale. In St. John's Hall, Milton, U*uut/i;nuiuuuu vu ».»»»»»» ——■ ASSOCIATION of N.Z (Limitea have received instructions from Mr Ww. NICHOLSON to sell by auc'iu;, above, the Whole of. His . Tl.uueho'd Furniture, comprisiig: Mirior-door wardrobo, wooden broJßteiii, iron bedstead, dnchea.e dressing tabic, mats, carpet runner, two flea grass chairs, 8 dining chairs, red plueh eaßy chairs, 3 rcca-ional tables, fender, kitchen tfthl<», dress er, dining-room tabic, kitchen fof\ sewing machine (nearly now), quantity of dithes, p'jts, lamps, largo meat pata, whcelbar row, child's high chair, push cart pictures, and sundries too numerous t: particularise. Por,Unreserved Fale. TUESDAY, 26th August, 1919, At 11 o'clock. At Mr William Grey's Berringson Es a 0 Milburn, O.ogo. DISPERSAL SALE of STUD SHEEP, CATTLE. HORSES, AND IMPLEMENTS, k TAGO FARMERS' COOPER V ' TIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LIMITED; have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Wi'liam Gcey. of Milburn, to offe fiy public auction, on the above date, the whole of his fhek, com prising : 283 stud and fljck Romneya 592 stud and fljck Border L^oesters (Rams, Ewos, and Hoggets) 100 crossbred Ewes 100 crossbred Wethers 8 draught Maras and Geldingi 70 head oatUo

M'Oormick binder. 3 farm dravo and fratn-:?. 3ril| 15 coulter, R(>id und Gray aril I 17 cnu'ter, Cambridge rolJer, 2 esta disc Harrows, 3 furr.iw di3c plough, 2 furro-v Eeid arid Gr>y plough, einglo digger plough (Howard), grass Peed stripper, hay rak", 2 se<s ioif harrow?, sp; chain burrows, 2 cultiva'on (Dm> can, It insom and Siiue), dod-crusho-, lime eower, corn crusher, chaffcutter and horse power, M'Aliser rigger, two'ririll Fcnffler wi b mou'dboard attached, 200 gallon tank, ladder?, tool?, and numerous sundries. The Boning on flick was founded ovor 40 yearH 630, and (ho proprietor his carrfully culled his sherp sinoi ihen, imported anima'a being iu'rodnoed aa cccisioa d- - manded. The fljok has been kop* true to type, the sheep being cf hardy consitu'ion, and their exco'lence b iag proved by being prize winners at many shows, and by their general distribu'ion <?ach season throughout Otago, Sou'.hluud, aid Cmterbury, Flockmastcrs will be well advised fo be present at this grcafi Dispersal galo, where specially well-bred Kims and Ewes of splendid symmetry, excallenr sfyle, and undoubted congti'uiion will bo available for rheir purposes. Mr Gray having leased bia property, desires Itojmako a complete clearance of his flock. Luncheon-provided,

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2nd. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO, Ltd., have received instructions from Mr Alex WISELY, Senr., to sell by auction, on the Farm, North Branch, Milton: The Whole of hia Live and Dead Stoo'. Fall particulars in next issue.

THURSDAY, 4 :h. SEPTEMBER. IMPORTANT Clearing Sale. 2500 BREEDING EWES AND 2500 HOGGET 3. HORBEB, CATTLE, AND IMPLEMENTS. At Tokoiti, Miltou. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) have received instrtic tionsfromMr Richa-d Sinc'air. Tokoiti, Milton "(who ha 3 disponed of his property), to Bell, on the above date. Full particulars later. John Dickson, Funeral Undertaker. 'Phone 63.

A.E.J. BLAKELEY - ? KNTISTDUNEDIN, Visits M'ilon Every TuesdayHours—io a.ra, to 330 p.m. Next Wyber's Teroporance Hotel.