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AUCTIONS DALGETY AND CO, LTD. CLEARING SALE AT GHEENPARK. THURSDAY, APRIL 12th. MESSRS . DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED (having leased the property) have been favoured with instructions from MR J. BOWDEN to hold a complete Clearing Sale of the whole of the Live and Dead Stock as under:— CATTLE: 17 Dairy Cows, Shorthorn Holstein Cross. 1 Jersey Cow, due sth Calf, May. \ 2 Heifers, due May. 2 Heifers, due in spring. I Heifer Calf. _ HORSES: 1 Aged Gelding—all work. T Aged Gelding—all work. 1 Gelding—Unbroken. PIGS: 1 Tamworth Sow, due to Purebred Tamworth Boar. DOGS; 1 Cattle Dog. IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES. ETC.: Case Model R. Tractor on Pneumatic Tyres, with Power Take-off, in first-class order; Duncan 2-F. Plough with Tractor Lift, Massey-Harris 13-Coulter Drill with Forecarriage. 6ft Binder. 11-Tine Hustler, 9ft Cambridge Boiler, McD. 4ft Sin Mower, 4-Leaf Harrows and Bar, Tripod Harrows and Bar, Duncan Disc Harrows, Duncan Cultivator, Farm Dray and Frame, Tip Dray, Sawbench, Fawn Trolley, 22ft Extension Ladder, 4 Empty 44 Kero. Drums. Kero, Pump, Pickling Trough, Block and Tackle, Motor-car Chassis, 2 Ditching Drags, Side Knife, 2 Crowbars, Maul and Wedges. Porks, Clover Fork, Ploughshares, 3-Horse Set Swingle Trees, 2 Prs. Plough Chains, Bull Chain, Stewart Horse Clipper, Wire Strainer, Blasting Gun, Leg Vice, Pair Polestraps, 2 Prs. Spring Cart Wheels and Axles, Scythe, Steelyards, 2cwt Plain Wire, Cross-cut Saw, Gorse Knife, 4 Steel Pulleys. Hay Knife, Quantity &in and lin Galv. Piping, Water Heater, 4 Sets Collars. Hames and Winkers, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Set Spripg Cart Harness, 100 Empty S.H. Sacks, 100 Manure Sacks, 13 Sacks 2nds Barley (Malting), 9 Sacks Italian Ryegrass, 20V 2 Tons Lucerne Hay (30 to ton), 25 Tons Meadow Hay (30 to ton), Sack Cover (24 x 18). SALE COMMENCES AT 1 P.M. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers, Christchurch. 9870 CLEARING SALE AT KIR WEE. MONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1945. MESSRS DALGETY AND COMPANY. LIMITED (having sold the property), have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late ROBERT JOHNSTONE, to hold a complete Clearing Sale of the whole of the Live and Dead Stock as under :•** SHEEP* 330 Four-year Half-and three-quarterbred Ewes (Southdown rams March 29th). 150 Rape Lambs. HORSES: Black Gelding, 10' years—broken Saddle. Brown Mare—Aged, all work. CATTLE;, 1 Cow, in profit. IMPLEMENTS. ETC.—Case Tractor, Model LA. on Steel Wheels, as new; M.-H. 15-Coulter Drill, Tractor Hitch, with Grass-seed and Turnip Boxes; Ransome 11-Tine Cultivator, 9ft Roller, McCormickDeering Bft Binder, Drummond Harrows, 4-Lfeaf, 5-Leaf Tine Harrows; Tractor Trailer, Skilling 3-Furrow Tractor Plough, Spring Dray, Farm Tip Dray and Frame, M.H. Drill Harrows, Set Spring. Dray Harness. Cart Saddle and Breeching, Collar,. Hames, and Winkers, 2 Horse Covers, 2 Cow Covers, Forge, Anvil, Vice, Wheelbarrow, 18 Coils Cyclone, 3 Rolls Sheep Netting, 200 Bluegum Stakes. PRODUCE: 2 Sacks Perennial Ryegrass. 501b Kale Seed, 1 Ton Straw Chaff, 100 Chaff Sacks. Sale Commences 1 p.m. DALGETY and COMPANY. LTf).', 3110 Auctioneers, Christchurch. BRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD SALE OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES, n account of MR ALAN. T. DOUGLASS, “Cherry Farm” Stud, Walkoualti, and other vendors. ON THE WAHCOUAITI RACECOURSE (32 miles north' of Dunedin). TUESDAY, 10th APRIL, AT 1 P.M. 35 HIGH CLASS HORSES 35 Comprising 1 THOROUGHBRED BAY STALLION—IISH LANCER* .(23). winner of the C.J.C. ickey Club Handicap, Im. (beating Autojy, cricket Bat, etc.) and his winning rogeny include Royal Lancer (16 wins :cl. N.Z. Cup), Lance Wing (whose 6 Ins Include 2 recently established reirds). Wise Giri.: Kohara,'lrish Lass, ght Lancer, Spear Thrust* etc. 13 BROOD MARES—ch Ul »»»w.. m EFFOZEL f) ■ a winner, and closely related to 10 nners, In cl. Phoenix (Pabiatua Cup this fson), with filly foal at foot by Irish ncer; b m GAY VIXEN (18). a winner d half-sister to four winners, with filly d at foot by Irish Lancer*; b m \DAM CHERRY (t). unraced half-sister Peony Rose, Sally Lunn. and Filibeg, th filly foal at foot by Salmagundi*; b m TILE DUCHESS (4). half-sister to the nners’Prince Ruenalf and Prince Flan* r, and closely,related, to. 1 Lance.;Wlng, amaru Cup), with filly, foal at foot by ssalonn: & m MISS SYBIL (t). outof sister to the dam of the brilliant Sir usoe, with colt foal at foot by Irish ncer*; ch m LADY CHERRY (13), same ncer*; cn m uaux i-cuunnx nUy as Bonny Flighty * BoY®l. t £, u ßht, me' Abbas,, etc.; blk m SAPIENT (3), mer of six races and dam of Cocksure wins) and Wise Girl (six wins); ch m LROSE (4), winner of 11 races, inch X. Epsom’H’cap, and granddam of jadcaster (A.R.C. Musket Stakes); br m "TOR - (5)7 a winner and dam of la’s Choice (3. yrtns_thls Inaru J.C. Stewards Hack H’cap at reit meeting); b m VIOLENTA (27), wlnof four races, and half-sister to six mere. THE ABOVE MARES WERE ALL SVED LAST SEASON BY IRISH LANR*; bmPAIGLE (t), dam of 3 winners, Peony Rose, (InvercarglU, %- Otautau, . Wyndkam Cups), and Sally Lunn imam Cup), With colt foal at foot by magundi*; ch in SESTU,. dam of neymore (D.J.C. Electric Heap, etc.) 1 closely related to Miss Baffles (Avone Stakes), Contact (12 wins, Incl. Wal:urau Cup), Diana Tetrix (Wairoa Cup), 1 Kohara, etc.: b m CHEAP MONEY , winner of six races, sister to Caterar, winner of 11 races, and dam of giver (D.J.C. Champagne Stakes), and t-sister to Baroscope (ARC. MltchelCup). THE ABOVE THREE MARES IVED LAST SEASON BY SALMAVill I *. UNTRIED FOUR-YEAR -OLDSr-by i Lancer* from MADAM TLE DUOHESS (4), and COTENNA a half-sister to Grecian (CJ.C* Otaio etc) UNTRIED THREE-YEAR-OLDS— by a Lancer* from MADAM CHERRY (t), TLE DUCHESS (4), GH HO (18/, same family as NlghtSllyer Ring, Silver bjw from’ CHEAP MONEY (t. LADY CHERRY f 13): and by MAN’S J *UNTOIE^^ G raREE-YEAR-OLDS—by SH LANCER* from GAY VIXEN (18). DAM CHERRY <t), VIOLENTA (27). (L GLAD (2), a winner, and- closely ‘ * to Macedoine (WBX._Raclng H’cap, £2750, etc.), SEQUELJIBK ■aced half-sister ‘ ~ 'to 'Toro 'Koura (8 0." SECRET SERVICE (by Nightch—Qulckform, winner of six races), UNNAMED MARE by Cockpit*. YEARLINGS—by IRISH LANCER* i- EFTOZEL • (st). GAY VIXEN (18), LENTA (27), and SECRET SERVICE. \ LIGHT LUNCHEON WILL BE provided. „ italogues now available. For yto the Auctioneers:— _ ’ GHT, STEPHENSON, and CO., LTD., Bloodstock Salesmen, . Wellington, Dunedin, and Branches. WHITTA. WILSON AND CO. AUCTION SALE. AVONSIDE BUNGALOW AVONSIDE BUNGALOW AUCTION. AUCTION. 28 PATTEN ST., AVONSIDE. 28 PATTEN ST.. AVONSIDE. In our Land Sales Room, 163 Cashel st.. ON TUESDAY SIEXT. APRIL 10, at 2 pm. WHITTA. WILSON and CO. are instructed by the Guardian Trust and Executors' Company of New Zealand, Ltd., as Trustees for the Estate of the late Thomas Hancox, Deceased, to offer by Public Auction, the Bungalow Property situated at the above address. , The property is an older style Bungalow with 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms, kitchenette. and bathroom. The property is in quite good state of repair, and at the present time is vacant. Patten street is on the Bus Route, quite handy to School, Shops, and not far from town. ON TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 10, t • at 2 pm. Keys to inspect the property must be obtained from our Office. WHITTA, WILSON and CO., WHITTA, WILSON and CO., Auctioneers, 163 Cashel street. E. C. CHAMPION, ESQ., Barrister and Solicitor, 153 Hereford street, Solicitor for the Estate. 2710 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. TONKS. NORTON. AND CO. WE INVITE ENTRIES WE INVITE ENTRIES FOR OUR WEEKLY AUCTION SALES. Good Furniture, Carpets. Sewing Machines, Radios, Suites, Crystal, Crockery. Cutlery, Lawnmowers, Tools, and ail Household Effects, etc. We have the mast Central Commodious Auction Rooms, and can offer .the best Expert Service. Excellent Prices obtained. Cash advances can be made for your convenience. Satisfaction guaranteed. TONKS. NORTON and CO.. Oldest Established Firm of Auctioneers in Christchurch. 105 Hereford street. *Phono 31-627. ■ Established 1888. 12302 i