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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10459, 19 May 1910, Page 5

TATTERSALL'S YARDS. SATURDAY, 21st MAY.. At 12.30 sharp. ■\"\TE SHALL HOLD OUR TJSTJAL VV fortnightly horse sale as above. In Conjunction with AND COMPANY, LTD. as above On account of Mr Charles Grant, Tokarahi: First-class Draught MARES, 3 to 5 years old. 2" 4 First-class Draught GELDINGS, :4 and 5 years old. BUGGY GELDING, 5 years/ fast and stylish. ' As Mr Grant has finished his work, these horses are for bona fide sale, and the auctioneers can thoroughly recommend them as a very superior lot. Account of a Client: 2 GiSqd Draught MARES, 4 years 1 old. raugh years old. Draught GELDINGS, 3 and On account of Mr J. Frame:. - Good Young Draught HORSES. On account of Mr H. M'Leod: q Extra Good 'Draught MARES, 4 'y ' and 5 years old. On account of Mr Adam Cairns, Kurow — 6 First-class DRAUGHT GELDINGS, 4 to 8 years. ' Six-horse WAGGON, HAR- ■ NESS, and COVERS. These horses have just finished their work and are all extra good workers. 12 On account of Other Clients:Draught HARES ami GELDINGS. N.Z.L. AND M.AI CO., LTD. 190 C. A., SUTTON, Auctioneer. CLEARING SALE Of FARMING AND CONTRACTING PLANT. On the Premises, PUKEURI, MONDAY, 23rd MAY, at 2 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., have been favored by Mr THOMAS KEEN with instructions to offer by Public Auction, ' THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK, ETC., Viz.— . HORSES: g Draught GELDINGS, guaranteed good workers. Draught MARES (one with foal at foot). Bay COLT, Black GELDING, Black FILLY, g HACK MARES, with foals at foot (both now in foal). GELDING, Good HARNESS HORSE, and HACK. IMPLEMENTS: Clayton aud Shuttleworth Mill and Portable Engine (601b pressure); New Century Binder, Massey-Harris Binder, Far:lners' Favorite Drill, Cultiva- ' . ' tor, Planet Potato Grubber, Potato Digger, Rotary Disc ■ Plough, D.F. Plough (Reid and Gray), Set 5-leaf Harrows, Set 6-leaf Harrows, 1 Drill, Plough and Grubber Combined (Potato Ridger), 2 Drays and Frames, 8 Sets Collars and Hames, 8 Pairs Winkers, 3 Sets Leading Chains, 2 Sets Blocks and Chains, 6 Swingle Trees, 6 Sets Harrow Chains, 6 Forks, 300 Second-hand Sacks, about 50 Sacks Feed ' Oats, 1 Cambridge Roller, 1 D.F. Plough (Reid and Gray), and Sundries. < N.Z. L. and M.A. Co., Ltd. C. A. SUTTON, 246 Auctioneer. 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. ~ ■,, OBe 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 (Right next National Bank). "OTH. FOSS, of tlie SMITHVf- FIELD BUTCHERY, Thames street, lias just completed a most important purchase of Fat Cattle important enough to prompt the Otago Daily Times to report in its issue of May 2nd, 1910, as follows : "These Cattle, without doubt, are one of the finest lines in South 8 and or Otago, being nearly all five-year-olds, and very heavy weights, and the price was a very satisfactory one." That describes them very moderately, for they are a beautiful line. The first consignment have arrived and will be supplied to the public in a few days. TWENTY-ONE PIECE CHINA TEASETS; Fifty dainty patterns to choose' from; prices from 9s 6d to 30s set at COTTRELL'S. DINNER SETS in a variety of fine patterns, ranging in price from 20s to 105s set, at COTTRELL'S. Bedroom toilet ware in a large range of new shapes and patterns, just opened ; sets of six pieces from 14s 6d to 45s a set at COTTRELL'S. 1 /"\A SETS OF NEW JUGS (3 in set) JLUUnow to hand, all tasteful patterns and useful sizes, from 2s 6d to 12s 6d set at COTTRELL'S. TABLE BOWLS for winter evenings, best of all table games, 3s 6d set at COTTRELL'S. 3 AZOl? STROPS are indispensable jjtL to tlio shaver. Ten to one the ! strop is at fault when you am unable Ito sharpen your razor. Charlie Her : | bert, of the Queen's Saloon, has opened lupa rew importation. Heasonabk prices-