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NW Advertisements. FRIDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1909. At 11.30 a.m. SEASIDE 'PROPERTIES. At Mi- J. W. Wilson's Office, Balclntha. lyr R E. J. B O Y D. In conjunction with TAMES WILSON WILSON, * Have received instructions from! Mr D. Stewart to Sell by public auction, as above, the . Unsold of his property at Kaka Point, in tho following lots (1). Part of Section 3, Block 11, South Molynoux District, containing 30 acres. This adjoins the Township of Wairawam, and ia mostly native bush. (2), Allotments 54 and 65, extension of above township. (3). The sea frontage, containing 1 rood 2h poles, extending from Do Fitzgerald's Cottage to Allotment 40. . For particulars, apply to the AU CTIONE ER, Or D. STEWART & SON. TWO PROPERTIES IN TOWN OF BALCLUTHA. Also, at the .same time and place, On behalf of Mrs Vezev : Lot I.—Sec. 1 of 17, Block VII., Barr's Subdivision, town of Balelutha, with Cottage thereon. Lot 2.—sec. 2of 17, Block VII. Barr'sl Subdivision, with Cottage thereon. These Properties contain £-aere each, have a frontage to Stewart street, and from their close proximity to Railway Station, command good tenants. Particulars on application. E. J. BOYD, Auctioneer. JAS. W. WILSON, Balelutha. TUESDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1909. At 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE AT PUREKIREKI. nTAUO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE w ASSOCIATION of N.Z., (Ltd.) In conjunction with MR E. J. B 0 Y D. Have received instruction's to Seil, on behalf of Mr John Sime, to offer as above— The Whole of His LIVE STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Etc., consisting of: ISO Ewes, with large percentage of lambs at foot 20 fat Hoggets' 5 2 and 3-year-old Bullocks 6 yearling Steers 1 draught Mare, syrs, foal at foot 1 draught Mare, 7yrs, to foal 20th December 1 draught Mare, Cyrs 3 superior draught Geldings, 5 to 7 years 1 boy's Pony, Gyrs, broken to harness 1 yearling Coit, by Calder Lad. IMPLEMENT'S—I 4-horse waggon, dray and frame, M.II. rciper and binder, R. & G. ridger turnip and manure sower, ?Jlue Jay .d.t. plough, hillside plough, .set -1 knife harrows, 4leaf tine harrows, spring-tooth cultivator, drill grubber, Cambridge roller with turnip canisters, bullock sledge, horse sledge, (i sets collars and lianies and winkers, 2 cart- "* saddles and breeching, 4 sets leading harness, plough chains, riding saddle and bridle, swin- * gletrces, (i sets bullock chains, bows and yokes, log shoe, 2 waggoii poles, vyce, anvil, bellows, and full set blacksmith's tools, stone hammers, spades, shovels, forks, 40 sacks oats, 5000 ft sawn timber in :ots to suit purchasers, empty sacks, wheelbarrow, 2 stack covers (20 x 15), horse covers, 2 water barrels, cattle dog. As Mr Sime has leased his farm, everything is for UnrVserved Sale. We wish to draw special attention to the Horses, which have all been carefully selected, and are a really fine lot. IHe implements and harness are in first-class order, and just as good as new. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Nimmo& Blair, SEEDSMEN & PRODUCE BUYERS. Agents for Planet Junr. Implements. The Planet Junr. Single horse-hoe at £4 is the most, useful implement unj tho farm. Every farmer -should have oik; —lou need one now for noeing your turnip drills. Agents for the well-known inplement Manufacturers P. &, I). Duncan, Ltd. ant! BOOTH MACDONALD & CO. Lid Local Agents— MALCOLM & TO Mi ' vy O\ r . Clyde St., Balelutha. YOU •SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL AT RICHARDSON'S SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OFTOYS, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, POST CARDS, ALBUMS, MEN'S CLOTHING, STRAW HATS, . PANAMAS, CAPS, ETC. SALOON OPEN ALL DAY. Hairdresser, Stationer, Fancy Goods, Menl Clothier. London House, Clyde St.