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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1037, 24 May 1902, Page 3

Messrs Wright, Stephenson, andOe. Waikaka Stock Sale. FRIDAY, 30th MAY, 1902. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON 4 00. will Sell as above— Crossbred Ewes Further Entries Invited. PROPERTY FOR SALE. W BIGHT, STEPHENSON 4 CO. will Sell by Public Auction at the Horse Bazaar on SATURDAY, 7th June, at 2 p m the Property of the Gold Creek Syndicate' consisting of Freehold Lund, containing 48 Acres 25 Poles, being part of Seotion 10, Block XII., Chutton District, and the Gold Creek Dredge complete, with thn right to mine 26 Acres on Suction 13, iilick XII., Chatton District. For further particulars apply to H. G. HORN, the Secretary, or tho Auctioneers. Special Horse Sale at Kelso. MONDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1902. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. will Sell by Public Auction as above,— £)(~\ First-class Draught Mares and iC\J Harness Horses ALBO, Several Hacks and Harness Horses The Auctioneers invite further entries, and advise farmers to enter their Horses early, as they will be submitted in the order in which they are entered. Annual Waimea Cropping Sale. THURSDAY, MAY 2!)rn, At 12.30 p.m. sbarp, at TOWN HALL, BALFOUR. 3100 ACRES. 3100 Subdivided into 20 lots. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON A CO., instructed by the New Zealand Agricultural Co., Ltd., will hold the Annual Waimea Cropping Sale as above, when they will offer the Right to take ONE CROP from 3100 ACRES Turnip and Stubble Land on tho BLACK SWAMP BLOCK, subdivided into 21) lots. The above Land is ail in good heart, and is right alongside railway communication. Croppers have therefore little carting to do. TERMS.— Ten per cent, on fall of hammer, balance by Promissory Noto, due 20th March. I'JO3. Plans and Futther Particulars may be bad from— THE AUCTIONEERS, Balfour, Gore, Invercargill, or Duncdin; or THE MANAGER, Mr Paterson, Waimea House. PASTORAL * AGRICULTURAL FARMS FOR PRIVATE SALE ON WAIMEA ESTATE. Block. Acres. 8 0(13 Tussock, well glassed 10 2200 About 200 acres English grass paddocks, balance tussock, good grazing country 20 l!l(12 About 300 acres English grass paddocks, balance good nutural pasture 21 2074 Good natural pasture. Part suitable for cultivation 23 1485 Good natural pasture. Large proportion suitable for cultivation 24 2130 do do do 24 2130 25 2253 20 5200 72 1821 do do do 72 1821 do do do 70 5890 Good stone homestead. Con sidcruble area well suited for cultivation 79 4138 About 400 acres good agricui tuial land, balance good natural grazing country The above blocks arc all within easy reach of railway communication. Agricultural Farms. In addition to tho above Pastoittl and Agricultural Blocks, there is a large area of first-class agricultural land on the Estate, which is for salo privately, in lots to suit purchasers. Prices and full particulars dan be obtained on application to— Wright, Stephenson & Co., Duncdin, Invcrcargill, and Gore. 148 c PASTE. ONLY ONE DIPPING NEEDED. IT DESTROYS BOTH TICKS AND THEIR EGGS. HIGHLAND DIP. Easily Dissolved in Twice its Own Weight of Hot Water. ONCE Kbop Hie dry aft r dipping, rain has no cllcet, as every sUplb is overed with a Waterproof Coating of Paste. As the Wo'il grow:, ihj h-.ut draws (lie Di i il'iwn the Wo:>l easily pen i.p'ibl 11 t s'.citrii'g ; rnparts m ue Wool a bright appearance and a soft silky touch. Wool Dipped with Highland always commands Top Prices. LIQUID. A Soluble Liquid composed of the same ingredients as the Paste. POWDER. Easy to Mix and Safe to Use. A Sure Exterminate! of Ticks, Lice, and Scab. Wright, Stephenson & Co DUNEDIN, GORE, BALFOUE & INVERCARGILL. _L and Artistic Workmanship can be relied on from M. Hunter. Only the best of Materials used. WOOD and COALS to suit the times.— G. Pkkjhsy, East Gore, 6290