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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10451, 10 May 1910, Page 5

THURSDAY, 12th MAY. At 12.30. AT PLEASANT VALLEY, HERBERT. The national mortgage and AGENCY COMPANY, in conjunction with T D. FAMILTON AND SONS * have received instructions from Mr ROBERT ELDER to sell by public auction— X DRAUGHT MARE, 6 years, by Royal Prince. ■ v 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, rising 4 years, by Lord Ranfurly: X MARE, in foal to Herd' Laddie 11.

1 HARNESS HORSE. COLT, rising 2 years, by Inzievar. 1 FOAL. 2 COWS, in full milk. 2 FAT COWS. 3 YEARLINGS. 100 6 all< 3 S-tooth Crossbred EWES. 30 Prime FAT EWES. 4.0 White Leghorn FOWLS. 1 DOGCART and HARNESS. Farm Dray and; Frame, M.H. Binder, 1 Duncan Cultivator, 1 M. H. Cultivator, 1 Set Disc Harrows (Booth and Macdonald), 1 Cambridge RoUer, 1 Set 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Set 3leaf do, Drill Plough, Drill Grubber, Planet Jr., Blocks, Trees, and Chains, 2 Sets Leading Chains, 4 Sets Collars, " Hames, and Winkers, 1 Saddle: and Breeching, 200 gal. Iron Tank, 400 gal. ditto, 100 Bluegum Stakes, 400 yards Netting Wire, 80 Sacks Garton Oats, Fowl Wheat, 1 Avery Weighing Machine, Wool Table and Wool Press, 100 Sacks Straw Chaff, Second-hand Sacks. —Also— • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and a large quantity of Sundries. ~ Mr Elder having sold his farm, all lots submitted are for absolute sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. J. BEWS, K. FAMILTON, 54 Auctioneers.

SATURDAY, 14th MAY, At 2 o'clock. At their Auction Rooms. JD. FAMILTON AND SONS * instructed by Mr J AS. ROBERTSON, will sell by public auction his VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, of 110 acres, more or less, known as "Mayfield," on the Ajpamoa Estate. The buildings comprise capital 6-roomed Dwelling, Bam (very commodious), Stable, Pigsty, Cowbyre, and all necessary outbuildings. This property can be highly recom,mended. Easy terms can be arranged on application to the auctioneers. J. D. FAMILTON AND SONS.

J. D. FAMILTON AND SONS, THAMES STREET. A; CHEAP' FARM. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ~d gy K ACRES; 3 miles from Post ; A.SmJtJ Office, School, and Siding. Good House, Barn, Stable, etc.; 20 Acres in Wheat, 20 ' . in Rye. This is a Cheap Farm; will grow wheat to perfection; for the past 3 years averaged over 30 bushels. Prices £lO P eir acre * On account of the owner, ■having acquired a larger property is the reason this farm has come into the market at so low a price. Only £350 to £4OO Cash required.

CARSON & WORLEY. IF YOU have not yet tried CARSON AND WORLEY'S MEAT, give them next month's run. There's no question they will prove satisfactory. They are manufacturers also of GERMAN SAUSAGE, BRAWN, PRESSED BEEF. They have quite a name for their small goods. CARSON & WORLEY, COMMERCIAL BUTCHERY. If you would PROLONG THE LIFE Of your Watch, you should have it cleaned at least once in two years —otherwise the oil will dry up, and the working parts become worn, perhaps beyond repair. A customer sometimes tells me that his Watch has not • been cleaned for ten years or so. Well, he .ought to be ashamed to say it. He wouldn't let a wheelbarrow go as long without oiling it—and a Watch surely needs more care than a Wheelbarrow. Be sure, however, that you take your Watch to a competent repairer. You will get absolute Satisfaction at B L Y T H ' S.

THAMES STREET (B.ight nest National Bank). TO POTATO GROWERS. WE ARE BUYERS OF RIPE TABLE TJP-TO-DATES, AND WE ARE SUPPLYING A SPECIAL NEW BAG, Which can bo obtained. before starting to dig. BRUCE "CHRISTIE AND CO.