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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11783, 8 November 1912, Page 5

CLEARING SALIs AT ENFIELD. WEDNESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER, ;1.l 11 O'clock. D ALGETY AND COMPANY (LTD.) liavc received instructions from Messrs I''. I'l!Ki;.M.\N AND SONS fwho luue <oiil their farm) to otter by public auction tiic W HULK 01* lHliili VALUABLE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK as follows: SHEEP. (Border Leicester Stud Sheep, I'lock No. 3-14, N.Z.F.8.) 2, 4, 6 and 8-tooth EWJio and LAMBS (all counted). EWE HOGGETS. 240 2 60 3 3 1000 300 2 120 100 lv_M HOGGETS. STUD RAMS, bred by T. S. Little, Esq., and J. B. Reid, Esq.). 2, 4, 6 and S-toofch CROSSBRED EWES anil LAMBS (all counted). -2-bred EWE HOGGETS. Prime FAT WETHERS. FA- EWES. B.L. KAMS. CATTLE. 0 Good DAIRY COWS.. 1 2-year-old SHORTHORN ■"•BULL. 1 PIGS. BOAR. SOW, with litter. STALLION, 3 years old, by King's Commander; dam, Jean. Brood MARE, foal- at foot by Baron Eyrie. 1 Brood MARE, foal at foot by Pride of Allantoii. ■J Brood MARE, in foal to Pride of Moray. 1 MARE, by Sovereign. g First-class GELDINGS. "1 Brood HACK MARE, EinerJ- son—Goldfinder, goc<l trotter. "I PONY GELDING, very quiet, Saddle or Harness. "I FILLY, 2-years-old, by Preuuer Balgarvie. I ICoIt, 2-years-old, by Premier j Rnlfr:i ri'ip. Balgarvic. FILLY, Fyvie. J FILLY, 1-year-old, by Baron "I COLT, 1-year-old, by Pride of - Allanton. HACKNEY COLT, 3-years-old, bv M'Kinney. 1 HACKNEY FILLY, 2-years--1 old, by M'Kinney.

IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 1 Hornsby Oil Engino (7J 8.H.P.). I CHAFFCUTTER (Reid and Gray) I SAW BENCH (Reid and C'.ray). 1 CORN CRUSHER (complete with Belting, Chocks, etc). ■ -1 Grain Drill (7 coulter," Farmers' Favourite), 2 M'Cormick Binders, 1 New Century Binder, 1 Mower (Massey-Harris), 1 M.H. Side Delivery, 2 Cultivators, 2 R. and G. d.f. Ploughs, 1 P. and D. Duncan Plough, 2 DiscPloughs (3-furrow), 2 Sets 5leaf Harrows, 1 Set Chain Harrows, 2 Sets R. and G. Discs, 1 Scoop, 1 4-liorsc Roller, Turnip Barrow, Drill Plough, Swing Plough, 1 Drill Roller, 2 Drill Grubbers, 2 R. and G. Farm Drays, 1 Spring Cart, Set Avery Scales, 3 Sets Blocks and Chains, 12. Pairs Plough Chains, Swingio Trees and Master Trees, Harness, Fencing Tools, Empty Sacks, and Large Quantity Sundries too numerous to mention. The Auctioneers desire to draw Special Attention to this Important Sale. The quality of Messrs Freeman's Stock is well known, and EVERYTHING IS FOR BONA FIDE SALE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. We have now Opened in our New Rooms In the WAIAK! BUILDINGS, And have on show a VALUABLE COLLECTION of the LATEST and BEST in FANCY GOODS, HABERDASHERY, etc. Misses MACKINTOSH & SINCLAIR, WAITAKI BUILDINGS.

THERE'S Splendid Accommodation roit Commercial Travellers & Otlieas AT QUEEN'S HOTEL NOW. MORE Improvements have enhanced the Comfort. Ncwlv renovated rooms and Special Sitting and Dining Rooms have added to the homeliness of the house. * Still a FEW VACANCIES, for PERMANENT BOARDERS who want a little better accommodation. REASONABLE TARIFF. w M. JONES, PROPRIETOR. * J. CEBBfE AND SON, NURSERYMEN, Have for sale—fruit trees and BUSHES, ROSES and GENERAL NURSERY STOCK: in Great Variety. TOWN DEPOT— _ THAMES STREET NORTH. POSTAL ADDRESS — NURSERY AT DEBORAH. .7. GEBBIE AND SON, OAMAET). /"11VE your NEXT ORDER for COAL to G. M. "WILSON, Tees street, and yet Prompt Delivery and the Be^t Attention. All that is necessary is to ring up and the rest is. satisfaction J to you. I ENT'S B.S.A. Second-hand Bicycle, I \ j now tvre. back-peddalling brake; 1 in cood order£s—H. Biwn and Co.