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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13693, 8 September 1906, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1906? WAIKOUAITF MONTHLY STOCK SALE. / Present Entries: On account of Mr John Hallum, who is giving up dairying: 11 lip-lop C'ows (to calve September and October). On account, of various Vendors: 15 .head mixed Cattle. Further entries till time of Sale. jyLGETY k COMPANY (LIMITED), STRONACH, MORRIS. k CO. (LTD.) Auctioneers. THIS DAY, ~ ' SATURDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, At 11.30 a.m. Otago Farmers' Horse Bazaar. Otago farmers' co-operative ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will hold their usual weekly Sale of Horses on the above date, when, they will offer, ' On account of Clients: 6 draught Marcs and Geldings 6 light harness Horses Gigs, harness, etc. Account H. E. Mitchell, Maungatua: 1 light draught Marc. L. MACLEAN, 6s Auctioneer. THIS DAY. SATURDAY,'Bth SEPTEMBER, 1906, Sale at 11.15 a.m. In Horse Bazaar, Crawford street, Dunedin. The otago farmers' co-opera-, TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have been favoured with instructions to sell, as above: Tho SMALL GRAZING RUN (Freehold) Situated at Clarks, and known as "Wantwood," consisting of 2900 Acres (more or less), with Dwelling House, shearing shed, stable, etc.; splendid sheep run. Also, FREEHOLD FARM, consisting of 162 Acres, at Woodsidc. West Taieri. Wo recommcnd these Droperties to those who are in quest of a good farm or sheep run; Easv of acccss, and splendid value. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED), llau L. MACLEAN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 12th SEPTEMBER. Burnside Yards. 22 splendid dairy Cows and Heifers (near calvinc). Yearling S.II. Bull, 2 yearling Alderncys. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). 8s TUESDAY, Uth SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE NEAR BALCLUTHA. THE Undersigned havo received instructions from Mrs Betsey Tosh to sell, on above date, at her Homestead, near Balclutha, the whole of her Siock and Farming Plant. .. 27 CowsNmd Heifers, close to calving 15 Yearlings and Calves, shorthorn Bull 4 draught Mares and Geldinss 4 Spring-carters, Pigs, and Fowls. A largo collection of good farming implements. Farm leased, sale unreserved. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). 6s

TUESDAY, Uth SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE AT PALMERSTON. /\TAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE v/ ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED) have received" instructions from Mr Robert Riddell, of'Palmerston, (0 sell by auction, on above date, at his Homestead (within half a mile of Palmerston Railway Station), The wbolo of his splendid Herd of 25 Superior Dairy Cows; just at calving. 7 one and two-year-old Steers and Heifers Two-year-old shorthorn Bull 2 draught Marcs, four and six years Two-vear-old Colt, yearling Colt, by Glenkeuieh Thoroughbred Mare and two years Filly 2 harness Mares in foal D.F. p'ough. grubber, harrows, roller, spring dray, gig. a great quantity harness and saddlery, dairy utensils, otc No out-side^ entries. Luncheon provided. As Mr Pviddcll lias decided to Rive up dairying, tho Sale will be unreserved. L. MACLEAN, fo Auctioneer. THURSDAY, ( I3th SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock sharp. SALE OF FREEHOLD F.XRM, And CLEARING SALE OF STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. Three milc3 from Palmerston. (ffcTAGO FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr James Paterson. Pleasant Valley, to sell bv auction on above date, at the Homestead,His Freehold Farm of 222 acres, together with all improvements, consisting of 4-rooincd Cottage and 2-roomed Houso, istallcd stable, 12stalled byre, barn. Tho land is securely fcnced, splendidly watered, and divided into seven fields; altogether a very desirable property, and close to Palmerston, and only reason for selling is Mr Patcrson's failing health. Bona fido and almost unreserved sale.

The Whole of his Sheep, Cattle, Horees, Farming Implements, etc., comprising— 100 four and eight-tooth Ewes; in Jamb to B.L. Rams 2 draught Horses Peveral Cows and Heifers Cliattciitl-er and horse-power Deering binder, manure and turnip sower] dray, harrows, ploughs, woolpress. stack oaten sheaves, cultivator] grubbers, turnips, haystack, harness, and a quantity of sundries. Unreserved Sale, Luncheon. L. MACLEAN, fe Auctioneer.

SATURDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clock. SALE OF GRAZING RUM, SUTTON SURVEY DISTRICT. ATAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVB v* ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) arc favoured v/ith instructions from Mr Andrew Peat, to sell by auction on abovo date, in their "Wool Room, Crawford street, Dunedin: His Small Grazing Run, known a.? Springfield, and hold under an unexpired lease of about 20 years at 7d per acre. Hie Property comprises 1891 acres 2 roods 35 poles (more or less), and will lie sold in one lot, together with all up-to-date improvements, consisting of 232 chains ring fence, six and seven wires, and subdivided into 10 paddocks, securely fenced and splendidly watered; 534 acres are in English grasses, 180 acres in turnip fallow, balance in _ tussock, and nearly all plonghable. Buildings: Dwelling-house of six rooms, six6talled stable, buggy shod, byre, fowlhouse. extensive sheepyards, and largo barn and shearing shed. Wo can without hesitation recommend this property as one of the best small grazing runs in this province, the aspect being easterly and northerly. Splendid lambing country, and' a notable proof of its capabilities is that the Springfield wool for the last 20 years has always been in the top rango of prices, and the annual sheep surplus has always been in the van of premier prices at Burnside. We may also say that the land is admirably adapted for turnip and oat crops, and tho climate excellent. Sheep can bo taken at valuation. Full particulars on application. L. MACLEAN, 8s Auctioneer.

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