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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9139, 11 June 1891, Page 4

Sales by Auotion. 'OABBITSKINS. All Skins comigned to us are carefully CLASSED and VALUED before being offered for Sale. Mr LOBIB conduota all sales personally, and we guarantee to return TOP MAKKBT PHIOB. A. LORIE AND CO., AUOTIONEHHS. DunbdW. Wo hold a sale of Babbit and Sheepskins, Poultry, Fruit, and Potatoes every FBIDAY, at 11 o'eleok. Proceeds remitted every Tuesday, or came day as sale if required. 6sp THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 11th JUNE, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, High street. LADIES' and CHILDREN'S KNITTED and WOOLLEN UNDERCLOTHING. AL O R I E & CO., • favoured with instructions from the Preßton Hosiery Company, England, will sell at their Rooms, This Day (Thursday), An invoice of Woollen Goods, comprising:_ Preston skirts, combinations, cloudß, bodices, vests, boys' suits, ladies' stockings, gentlemen's socks, &c, &o. These goods were Bhipped to the order of a local firm, who are unable to meet their engagements. We are consequently instrncted by the manufacturers to sell them absolutely without reserve. The Monmouth Telegraph, speaking t>f theße goods, says:—" Of the quality of these goods we can speak confidently, and we recommend them cordially, as we have oarselves purchased and worn them, and we believe there are no better made." Bju TUESDAY, 16th JUNE 1891, Commencing at half-past 10 o'clock. At Greytown Railway Station, East Taieri. 30 HEAVY DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. The Pure Clydesdale Entire Colt, PETER CAREY. 250 Large Halfbred EWES (in lamb to Longwool RAMS). 40 Superior STEERS and HEIFERS. DONALD REID & CO. will sell by auction, on account^ of various vendors, at 3reytown Railway Station, on Tuesday, the 16th June, at half-past 10 o'olock sharp: DRAUGHT HORSES. 1. Bay Gelding Billy, Byrs ; ' splendid leader 2. Bay Mare Darling, 9yrs; Clydo-Napo-leon mare; served by Laird of Kilbride. Good in shafts and chains 3. Bay Mare Maggie, syrs ; Wait-a-wee— Polly; served by Laird of Eilbride. Good anywhere. 4. On account of Mr John Findlay (North Taieri)— .. 1 heavy Draught. 5. On account of Mrs Charles Findlay (Romney Marsh)— 1 heavy Draught. . 6. On account of Mr W. M'Nattie (Grey(town)— 1 draught Gelding Sam, 7yrs; good anywhere. 7. On account Messrs J. and A. Boyd— 1 heavy draught Gelding, syrs; a good worker 8. 1 heavy draught Gelding, 7yrs. 9. On account of W. R. Mabson (Green Island)----1 bay Gelding, 7yrs; good anywhere 10. Bay Mare Nancy, 7yrs; good anywhere 11. Black Gelding Darkie, 6yrs; good anywhere 12. Black Gelding Dick, Byrs; good anywhere 13. On account Mr D. Scott (Berwick) — 1 draught Horse; a grand worker. 14. On account John Holmes (Peninsula)— 1 heavy draught Colt, unbroken 15. 3 heavy draught Colts, rising 4yrs old; a very superior lot, bred by the late Mr James Shand. 16. On account Mr John Blackie (Glasgow Farm, East Taieri)— Bay Mare Maggie; a grand worker. 17. Draught Entire Colt Peter Carey, 2yrs; Lord Salisbury—Bell; Bell by Sir William Wallace; Bell's dam by Rob Roy. CARRIAGE, LIGHT HARNESS, AND SADDLE HORSES. 1. Chestnut] Mare, 6yrs; Le Loup—Bungarabbee mare; served by Diomedes 2. Bay Filly, 2yrs; Angler—Sorcerer mare 3. On accoantMr James Gow (Wingatui)— , 'Bay Filly, 3yts; Dexter—Le Loup mare. 4. OnaccountMrp. Gamble (Riccarton)— 1 superior carriage Horse, dog cart, and harness 5. 1 pair dark bay ponies, 3yrs old, broken to saddle; a perfect match 6. 1 first-class buggy Mare, unbroken 7. 1 riding hack, Byrs. On account Messrs A. and J. Thompson (Otakia): 250 Halfbred Ewes, in lamb to longwool rams 40 two-year-old Steers and Heifers, a well bred lot. Sale of Sheep and Cattle at 10.30 a.m. Bharp; Horses at 11 o'clock sharp. lljn FRIDAY, 19th JUNE 1891, At 12 o'clock. On the Premises at Maungatua, West Taieri. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE Of HORSES, DAIRY COWS, DRAYS, IMPLEMENTS, &c, &o. DONALD REID & CO. have received instructions from Mr Thomas Brown to sell by auction on the Premises, 'at Maungatua, on Friday, 19th June 1891, at 12 o'clock: 3 heavy Draught Horses, four, six, and nine years old 9 flrst-clasa dairy Cows, in milk 3 Heifers, near calving 5 Calves 1 dray (nearly new) and harness 1 spring cart and harness 1 set harrows, clod crusher, 1 stack oaten straw, potatoes, 6 acres Swedish turnips, &c., &c., &c. As Mr Brown is leaving the distriot, everything ia for positive sale. Without reserve. Terms at sale. DONALD REID & CO., llja Auctioneer?. MONDAY, 15th JUNE, At 1 o'clock. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, HORSES, &c. (X EORGE TODD \JT <ob behalf of the Mutual Agenoy Company of New Zealand, Limited) has received instructions from Messrs Godfrey and Green to sell by auction, at Pine Hill, on above date: OK first-class dairy Cows, calved and coming to calving .JL grey Mare, 3yrs old, quiet to ride 1 bay Horae, syrs old, any trial -| bay Colt, 3yrs old Plough, sledge, sacks, and quantity of sundries. Terms at sale. llju SATURDAY, 13th JUNE, At 6 p.m. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT KAITANGATA. JAMES W. WILSON & CO. have^teceived instructions from Mr W. T. Smith to sell by public auction, at M'Govern's Hall, Kaitangata, on above date : Sections 5, 6, 7, 8. 9,10,17,18,19,20, 21, and 22, Block X, Kaitangata, containing one-quarter of an acre each. These sections are surrounded by a ring fence, and have a frontage to Christchurch and Poole streets. Also, Part of Section 6, Block IV, North Molyneux, containing 2 roods 22 poles, with substantially-built nine-roomed Dwelling House thereon, and allotment (12 and part of 3) 6, block IV (adjoining the above), containing 1 rood 20 poles. 9jn BTTERB FROM LITTLB FOLKB.— " A Mother" writes with reference to the Little Folks' department i—" You can loaroely realise what an Important oolumn that Is which ' Dot' presides over. It Is literally devoured by the little people, . . . Children who never looked at (ha paper or thought of It beforeinow apt!) through these HHIe Ist if. s with doUgfct." *