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Mataura Ensign, Volume 17, 17 May 1895, Page 5

Mr lan S. Simson FREEHOLD FARM AT BALFOUR, FOB SALE BY AUCTIONSATUBDAY, 18th MAY, At 2.30 p.m., at Gore. LAN S. SIMSON hsß received instructions from Mr Samuel Walker to sell by Auotion, at Smaill's Store, on the above date— His FREEHOLD" FARM at BaJfonr, with all 'improvements, being Section 589, ilokonui, containing 126 Acres. The Farm is all improved—buildings and fencing -and is in first-c!a?8 heart, Mr Walker's enly reason for selling is, having parchased a large property near Gore, he finds it requires his undivided attention, For further particulars apply to I. S. SIMSON, 732; Auctioneer, Gore. UNRESERVED SALE By Auction, of a Large Stook of GROCERIES, CROCKERYWARE. FANCY GOODS, OILMEN'S STORES, WOOL PBESS, &o. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructions from Jobn Smaill, Esq., who has given up business, to sell by Auction on the Premises, Without RESEBVii, on SATURDAY, the 18th MAY, Starting at 12 Noon sharp, The whole of his Stock of Groceries, Crockeryware, Fancy Goods and Oilmert'a Stores ; also, a very superior Wool Press. NO RESERVE. TERMS— L2S and over, approved bill, under that, Cash before delivery. 749<t i STOCK SALE, GORE. TUESDAY, 21st MAY, IAN. S. SIMSON will sell by Auction at tbe Gore Corporation Yards— 1 /"_/"_/"_ (More or less) Crosßbred lAJKJK) Lambs. SlOa IMPORTANT LAND SALE OF GORE SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, AT Messrs Brewer & Trembath's Horse Baziar ON SATURDAY, 25th MAY, At 2.30 p.m. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructinnß from the Vendor, to sell by Public Auction, at Gore, on the above date— -i fj SECTIONS OF SUBUR. i M ±i RAN PROPERTIES, J_ / Suitable for Building Sites or Small Farms. The Land is in first-class heart, and offers a rare chance of securing some of the few remaining sections adjoining the Town ef Oore, The Property, which comprises about 100 Acre?, will be offered in ths first instance in one lot, but, failing to find a purchaser, will be eubmitted ia Sections us subdivided, in areas ranging from 3£ to 9£ Acres, Tbe Land is well fenced, and the situation is in close proximity to the Saleyards, facing Broughton Street, and the CharltonWaimumu road, Plans and particular, together with terms and conditions of eale, may be obtained from 809 a THE AUOTIONEEB. SALE BY AUCTION OF A LARGE & VALUABLE LIBRARY. WEDNESDAY, 22ND MAY. LAN S. SIMSON has received instructions from Mrs Mackellar to sell by Auction, at 1 p.m., at Smaill's Store, as above — The whole of the Valuable LIBBARY of the late Bey. James Mackellar, consisting of about 600 Volumes of Magnificently-bound nnd Valuable Books, to Bait all minds and tastes. Opon for inspection from Monday, May 20. Catalogues on Application, 724 a The J. G. Ward Farmers' Association STOCK SALE, GORE, TUESDAY, 21st MAY. DAIRY COWS FOR SALE. THE J. G. WARD~FARMERS' ASSOOIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd , will Eell as above, v full Herd of -f S) Dairy Cows, guaranteed Bound, Juu snd to calve right for Factory. No culls. Very desirable lot, NOTICE TO FARMERS. (CLARKE'S OARBOLISED WHEAT PROTECTOR. An Effectual Preventive of Smut in Wheat, Oats, and Barley, and the attacks of Birds, Slugs, Grubs or Wire worms, Sold in Paoketa, at Is Each. TESTIMONIALS : " I am pleased to inform you that Clarke's Wheat Protector, which I obtained from you last sea Eon, haß proved successful, being superior to bluestone in every way. The latter dressing only crave 5 bushels wheat to the sere, whereas Wheat Protector gave 18 bushels. It is a preventive against Smut, and the email bird nuisance, and I shall continue to use it,— Yours sincerely, «■ Jambs Bbown, Hororata. 0 11 1 have used your Wheat Protector for two seasons with wheat, barley, and oats, and found it very suceessful — particularly so when coming up, from the small birds plucking it up. — Yours faithfully, •« Geobge Stephens, Jr., Brooksido." "Having used Clarke's Wheat Protector last year, I can recommend same to farmers. My experience is that my crop of oats was pait'y under water for 48 hours, and as soon as the land dried the oats came up well ; also, it is a preventive against rust. The birds that eat the grain after being dressed with tbe Protector ore killed. — Yours truly, «« Hugh Stack, Spriogaton." New Zealand Impoiters : M. Harris and Son, Ohristchurch, Agentß for Southland : The J. G. Ward Farmers' Association of New Zealand, Limited. 803 a KEGISTRY OFFICE for Servants.— E. Christenson.