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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 9, 4 August 1911, Page 4

THE IMPORT STORE NEWS. August 4 THANKS. Once more we leave behind us a record sale, it has been satisfactory right from the start, satisfactory alike to the buyer and seller. From the buyers point of view, because of the solid values they have received in goods purchased. From our point of view, because of the enormous stocks we have quitted, enabling as to get through our stock-taking more expeditiously. For the great success of the July sale we have again to thank all those who have so loyally supported us.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, Ml. FORTNIGHTLY SALES. AT CORPORATION YARDS. BALCLUTHA. SHEEP, CATTLK, HORSES. gTRONACH, MORRIS & CO., IE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COY. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. fYTAGO FARMHN' CO-OPERATIVE w ASSOCIATION OF N.Z., Ltd., J)ONALD REID & CO. (LTD.) T3ALGETY & CO., LIMITED, T»HE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND x AGENCY COY., of N.Z. (Ltd.) FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, mil. AT CORPORATION YARDS. BALCLUTHA. rkTACO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE " ASSOCIATION of N.Z. (Ltd.) will offer on account of the estate of the late Alexander McLean, Stirling—--1-1 first-class Dairy Cows, Septem-ber-October culvers. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th. x\t 1:2 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE. AT THE FARM, HILLKND. QTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE w ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (Ltd.). have received instructions from the Trustees of the late Andrew King, Pukepito, to Sell, by auction, on above date— The Whole of the LIVESTOCK. IMPLEMENTS, ETC., on the. farm at Pukepito. SHEEP. 138 Ewes, 2 to S tooth, in lamb to Border Leicester Rams 40 Ewes (broken mouthed 1 62 Lambs (very good; ■1 Dairy Cows, Aug-Oet. ca. 3 fat Bullocks 7 young Cattle HORSES. 1 heavy draught Mare, 7yrs, by Glenleary 2 draught Mares, 3 and 8 years 1 draught Gelding 8 yrs 1 draught Filly, ljyrs 1 draught Foal 1 Clydesdale Colt Foal, by Baron Winsome 1 Buggy Mare, 7yrs 1 harness Gelding (extra quiet) 2 pigs, 40 fowls IMPLEMENTS, ETC. M.H. drill (new), M.H. reaper and binder (new), M.H. cultivator, Deering binder, Storrie ridger, seuffler, Cambridge roller, set discs, cl.f. plough, drill plough, swing plough, hillside plough, 5-leaf harrows, dray and frame, single buggy (new), horsepower, chaff cutter, Avery's weighing machine, blocks and chains, swingle trees, 5 sets plough harness, 3 sets leading harness, sadle and breechen, buggy harness, riding saddle, turnip fencing, stack oaten sheaves, 13 sacks tuscan wheat. 42 sacks Garton oats, 20 sacks feed oats, 130 sacks chaff, 15 sacks I potatoes, tools, stack and horse* covers, No. 2 Globe separator, ! barrel churn and sundries. The Trustees have sold the farm and the above are for absolute sale. The live stock is in the best of condition and the implements, etc., are in firstclass order. 1 LUNCHEON PROVIDED. E. W. WALDEN ARCHITECT, D U N E I) I N. Buildingi Designed in Brick, Steel, or