Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 13263, 20 April 1905, Page 12

DUNEDIN HORSE SALEYARDS. Owing to the Easter Holidays there will bo NO SALE THIS WEEK. Our next Sale will bo on' SATURDAY, 29th inst. ' ' STEPHENSON, & CO. THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 20th APRIL, At 11 o'clock, At Nentliori), Macraes District, Clearing-out Sale of DRAUGHT HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Etc. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from Air Alfred Whitely, who lias disposed of his Property, to sell by publio auction, at above time and placc: 8 finst-elass draught Marcs and Geldings; two of the Marcs have foals at foot 50 liend Cow?, Heifers, and Rullocks 160 two and four-tooth crosbred Wethers; fat and nearly fat Also, a splendid collodion of farming implement, including: Wood's reaper and binder (almost, new), 2 d,f. ploughs, 2 swing ploughs, 3 sets four-leaf barrows, 1 eet tripod barrows, 1 set disc harrows, 1 Cambridge roller, 1 Story turnip ridger, 1 P. and D. Duncan turnip dill, 1 P. and D. Duncan grubber, 1 Massey-Harris grubber (new turnip canisters, seed box, all complete), 1 scuffler, 1 three horsepower chaffcutter (all complete), 1 new Chatham feed separator, 2 farm drays and frames, sheep feedingbox, 30 swinglctrces, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1-horse, sets, blocks and chains complete (two 4-horso and nine single sets), harness for 10 draught horses, 40 sheets galvanised iron, spades, shovels, picks, crowbars, hoes, forks, sledges, and snndrios too numerous to particularise. Also, 200 sacks old oats, and 1111 cornsacks in good order. As Mr Whitely is leaving the district the above are for positive sale. The Stock and implements are all of the best. There will also bo offered on account of Mr Charles Doro, Mid.iiemarch: 300 sound-mouthed merino Wethers. Luncheon provided. Mil CLEARING SALE AT MOA FLAT STATION, Near Iluriot, Otago, FRIDAY, 281 h APRIL, At- Noon. 21,000 CROSSBRED SHEEP. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, !c CO. » " have received instructions from the Moa. Flat Estates Company to soil by public auction, as above: 4000 two, four, six, and eight-tooth crossbrcd paddock Ewes, with I/Order Leicester rams since April 18; rams to go with ewes. 80jD fat and very forward crossbred Wethers 2000 crossbred paddock Lambs—a picked line. 7000 crossbred wether Lambs. Owing to the large sales of land recently effected on tlio property, the above Sheep must be sold at once. 1 The Moa Flat sheep are too well known to need much comment from the Auctioneers. They have long been considered one of the finest, if not the finest, flock in Otago, and havo always commanded the highest market rates. They arc splendidly woolled sheep, sound and healthy as it is possible for sheep to l>e, and have always done well wherever they have gone. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.—A spccial train will leave Invcrcargill at 6 a.m. on the morning of the sale, reaching Waipahi at. 8.15 and Hcriot. at 9.30, where drags will bo in readiness to convey buyers to the sale, The train will return to Invcrcargill T.h? same evening, leaving Ileriot at 6 p.m. Buyers from tlio north coining through by Thursday's express should slay at Clinton or Goro over the night, and join the special train on the morning of the sale. Luncheon provided. 19ap BALCLUTHA STOCK SALE, FRIDAY, 28th APRIL. npHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND A MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) will offer as aboveAccount of rWairuna. Estate: 17 Cows and Heifers 14 3-year-old Steers 17 young Cpttlo (mixed ecxcs). Also on account of another Client: About 100 head of Cattle" (principally etccrs), ANDREW TODD, 20a P Manager, Dunedin. PROPERTIES FOR SAUi AND TO LET. JP O B PRIVATE . S A~L E. MOUNT ALBERT STATION, LAKE WANAKA. DALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) are instructed by Mr ,T. Faulks to offer for Private Sale his Mount Albert Station, comprising 200 Acres Freehold, 102,000 Acres Leasehold "(rent £32 per annum), together with- 2000 Young Halfbrcd and Merino Sheep, 30 Breeding Cows, etc. To be sold a bargain. Full particulars on application to DALGETY' it COMPANY (LIMITED), 17ap Dtmsdin. DAIRY FARM At Sandfly Bay, Otago Peninsula. Tlie Undersigned are prepared to receive TENDERS up to the 29th INSTANT for a LEASE, (or 10 years from Ist May next, of the Dairy Farm, containing 115 acres or thereabouts, situate at Sandfly Bay, on the Otago Peninsula, belonging to Mrs Jane Braid, and now in the occupation of Mr Robert Lee. Tenders must ha accompanied by one halfyear's rent. Terms and conditions of the tenancy can bs ascertained on application to ' ' / Messrs GEORGE &J. A. COOK, Solicitors, Crawford qtieet, Dunedin.