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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 13, 18 August 1911, Page 4

, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22nd. At 42 o'clock. CLEARING BALE. AT PUERUA. \ ] t Wm NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND "■' AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have been favoured with instructions from Mr A. McVicar, Puerua, to sell j by auction on the Premises, Puerua,: as above— ' The whole of his live and dead' stock, comprising— I 31 2-tQoth Ewes in lamb to Rom- ! ney Bams I 83 Hoggets, mixed sexes I 24-tooth Romney Rams 1 Cow in profit 2 Cows, September calvers. 2 Yearlings 1 draught Mare, Syrs | 1 spring cart Mare, syrs Stack oat sheaves, fift R. and G. disc harrows, roller, 2 grubbers, dray and frame, s.f. plough, hillside plough, swing plough, set chain harrows 18ft, «et I tine harrows, iron frame water wheel, intermediate and chaffcutter (Bentley) complete, 400 gallon tank, Champion range (new), sledge, wool press, 10 coils netting, 2 sheep dogs, empty sacks, and a quantity of sundries. As Mr McVicar has sold his farm, everything is for absolute sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2J). At 12 o'clock. SALE OF DAIRY COWS. rPHEi NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND l± ' AGENCY COY., of N.Z. (Ltd.) Have been instructed by Mr James Fleming, Romahapa, to Sell at his Farm, "L&nsdowu," Romahapa (one mile from railway),, The Whole of his Selected Herd of DAIRY COWS, comprising--30 Cows (to calve Sept. and Oct.) 2 springing Heifers 10 brood Sows in young 4 brood Sows with litters 7 Milk-cans Mr Fleming is giving up dairying, | and this is the only reason for dispos- j ing of his Cows, which are all young and a good line. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29th. At 12 o'clock sharp. GOODWILL OF LEASE Of Agricultural Farm of 140U acres, AT HILLEND. CLEARING SALE. OF SHEEP, HORSES, and PLANT. AND COMPANY, LTD. have received instructions from Mr A. D. Bett, Hitiend, to sell by auction at his farm, Ilillend, on Tuesday, 29th August, at 12 o'clock sharp— The Goodwill of the Lease of his Leasehold Farm, comprising 1400 acres of Good Agricultural Land, rent 4/ per acre, lease 7 years to run, with optional purchasing clause at i' 4 per acre; 75 acres are sown in oats, 15 acres in ryecorn, 73 acres stubble, 70 acres turnip land, 78 acres turnips, 95 acres ploughed, 138 acres new grass, 434 acres one to five year old grass, 422 acres natural state. BUILDINGS—I roomed house, stable for 14 horses, sheepyards, etc. One mile irom post and telegraph oilice and school, 7 miles from Lovells Flat railway station, 10 miles from Balclutha by good roads. The farm is in first-class heart ; not more than two white crops have been taken off any part of it. The LEASE (with purchasing clause) was OBTAINED IN 1905, and the tenant has the option of exercising his right to purchase at any time. This property is well worth the attention of anyone in search of a good agricultural farm. All the surplus ewes and lambs were fattened last autumn, and in ordinary seasons heavy crops of grain and turnips are assured. Immediately after the sale the whole of the stock and implements will be gold without reserve, whether the land is sold or not. 700 crossbred Eves, '2-tooth to full mouth 440 Lambs, mixed sexes 60 2-tooth Wethers 12 Border Ijeieester Lambs 1 Draught .Mare. s'.years old 2 Draught Mares in foal 6 Geldings (draught) 1 Draught Filly, 2\ years old (broken in) by Glenleary 1 Draught Colt, 2!, years old, (broken in) by Glenleary 2.Draught Foals 1 heavv spring cart Mare, ."> years old " 1 spring ear mare, in foal 1 spring cart Filly, '•' years old 2 Hacks and Harness Horses 1 Hack, 9 years old 1 Hack Colt. 2.'. years, old 1 Hack Colt, U'years old 4 Milk (lows 2 young Cattle 2 Sheep Dogs. 1 Cattle Dog Farm dray and frame, tip dray, M. H. reaper and binder, R. and G. discs, Cambridge roller (hearly new), 2 mowers, 5 leaved harrows, grass seed harrows, Gardner three furrow plough, Maealister ridger, Planet Jr. scuffler, hillside plough, swing plough, Whitechapcl cart, 2 sledges, 12 gallon copper boiler (casi iron framei. li'> phl. iron boiler. Champion range, 2 tanks. 100 yards wire netting, barbed and plain wire, section of building suitable for sheds, window sashes. 8 x 10 tent, wool press, sheep, gratings, bricks, swingle trees, grindstone, quantity of timber, roofing iron, vyce, crowbar and drills, farm tools,. ALSO Dogcart harness, full sets of cart. plough and leading harness, 2 riding saddles,!hors? covers, .&c, grass seed, ryecorn and potatoes, kitchen and bedroom furniture, and a large quantity of aundrie«.