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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13891, 1 May 1907, Page 8

SALES 0Y AUCTION. GIGANTIC FUR SALE. FURS. FURS, FURS, 41 MORITZSON&OO. e -will sell at their Rooms on this Day, WEDNESDAY. Ist MAY, At 2 o'clock sharp. A Choice Collection of Furs from a wellknown and most reliable furrier, consisting of: Brown opossum and wallaby rugs, fox, wild cat, and opossum hearthrugs, opossum shoulder capes, stoles, and opossum, fox, and brown bear muffs, . muff bags, foot muffs, specimen opossum, fox, and wallaby skins. 3 purse bags, and many other useful articles. „ All gooda guaranteed to wear. 27ap THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 2nd and 3rd MAY, At 1 o'clock sharp. , A' TAPPER & CO. '"S-« have received instructions from the ' Trustees in the Estate of the late Mrs y J. Smith, of Anderson's Bay, to seil by j auction, at their Rooms, tho Queen's Warca house, Moray place: 3 43 CASES of HOUSEHOLD and PERfi SONAL EFFECTS, consisting of— 8 Grand piano (ebony frame, by Kaps), s escritoire, cedar and folding table, Indian Japanese ornaments and curios, vavs, fruit stands, glass and china ware, cutlery, . forks, spoons and plated ware, blankets, quilts, bed and table linen, curtains, tablecloths, stair cloth, tiger, leop pard, and opossum rug 6, 6ilks, dress matc- - rials, laces, clothing, cushions and fancy work, towels, shirting, carved wood work and materials, shells, emu eggs, bags, boxes, camp stools, medicine chest, bows, arrows, and nrchcry materials, tennis set, field and opera glasses, photo stands and albums, pictures, engravings, and picture l 1 frames, lady's saddle and bridle, walking- . sticks, music, books, largo bath, kitchon i uicnsils, phaeton, etc., elo. Absolutely no reserve. Inspection WED- ' NESDAY, May 1, 10 to 12 and 2to 4. Also, on account of other Vendors: I. English cottago piano (by Graver and Grcver; walnut frame), English cotta?o piano (by Allfson; rosewood frame), go- '• cart, baby's tabic chair, 24 gross hotel '• glasses (including deop-slccvers, nobblcrs, and beer glasses), etc., etc. 27ap g FRIDAY, 3dl MAY. j. At Corporation Yard, Balelutha. i, 60 fat and forward pure bred Hereford I, Steers and Heifers, 2 and 3 years ■, old, from Mr .T. R. Mackenzie's r (Popotunoa) woll-known herd. ti rjALGETY & CO. (LIMITED) s Auctioneers. MONDAY, 6th MAY, t. At 11 a.m. - At Palmerston Salcyards. MONTHLY STOCK SALE. !. ' 140 four, six, and eight-tooth crossbred Ewc« ft 200 crossbred Lambs, mixed soxes 45 threo-year-old forward-conditioned Steers; a first-class lino for >. turnips. ALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) e . Auctioneers, liny THURSDAY", 2nd MAY, 1907, j At 12 o'clock. :■ DISPLENISHING AUCTION SALE n ' 0t a " CHOICE lIERD_OF DAIRY COWS. P FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), instructed by Mr Thomas Lynn, of Anderson's Bay read, whose Land has been disposed of for building upon, will sell, on above date, the- whole* of his Selected and Choice Herd of Dairy Cows , and Dairy Plant, comprising: 28 first-class dairy Cows, in full milk, \ and coming to calf !{ 1 well-bred Bull ' , 2 young spring-cart Horses. |, Swing plough. R. and G. plough, 2 sets 3-leaf harrows, 2 hor6e hoes and grubbers, 1 farm dray and frame, 1 tip dray, 2 spring-ca'rts, 1 express, ', 4 sets harness, ch&ins, Crown milk !- separator, turnip pulper and tools, etc., etc, k " :1 Luncheon provided. ■ L. MACLEAN, jQap • '■ ' Auctioneer. '. PALMERSTON SALET ' i At, Our Yards, MONDAY, 6th MAY. 7 ATAGO FARMERS' ' CO-OPERATIVF. y ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will hold their Monthly Stock Sale at Palmereton, as above, when they will offer: 7 forward Steo.-s, 3yrs 25 forward Steers, 2' and 3 years 20 Steers, 2yrs 80 head mixed Cattle r 100 f.m. rrossbc:■! Ewes; good . 60 aged Ewes. L. MACLEAN, ) Auctioneer. MONDAY, 6th MAY, 1907. At Our Yards. Palmerston, At 10.30 a.m. t ATAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE r OF NEW ZEALAND (XjIjVIITIiD) have been favoured with inetruction.s from Mr Donald Gordon, to offer, at above time and place, . HIS FREEHOLD FARM, • Situate in tho Borough of Palmerston, Containing 35 acres'; subdivided into 4 ■ paddocks; 4 acres in cultivation; balance • in English grass; with all tho buildings thereon, consisting of 4-roomed Dwellingiiousc, dairy, 8-stallcd byre, etc. L.' MACLEAN, ,P Auctioneer, , £(ENTRAL OTAGO STOCK SALES i ALTERATION IN DATES OF SALES. • The MAY SALES will be held as under, ajid not as previously advertised: • ROUGH RIDGE, THURSDAY, 9th MAY, 1907, At 9 a.m. 60 two and four-tooth B.L, Rams 22 two tooth and f.m. Corricdale Rams. WAIHATA, FRIDAY, 10th MAY, At 9 a.ni. 20 two-tooth B.li. Rains 10 Corricdale Ranis 150 two and four-tooth crossbred Wethers J 100 two-tooth Ewes 1 800 f.m. Ewes and Wethers, the annual draft from Kyeburn Station 250 crossbred Lambs , - 150 f.m. Wethers 150 failing-mouth Ewes. 1 MIDDLEMARCII, SATURDAY, 11th MAY, • At 9 a.m. 27ap \ SALE OF FARM. ' SATURDAY, 4th MAY, At 12 Noon. At Southland Farmers' Co-operativo Horse , Bazaar, Gorton street, Gore. ; MESSRS HEXDER.SON & CO., Gore, in conjunction with THE SOUTHLAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LTD) ' instructed by Mr R. Sweetman, of Otautau, executor of the late Nicholas Sweetinan, [ Balfour, will sell, at above time and place: ' His First-class Agricultural Farm, situated at Cattle Flat, 13 miles from Balfour, by ■ j good metal road. J Tho Farm consist of 359 Acres, with good ' 4-roomed House, all necessary outbuildings, [ ♦-stalled stable, 2 loose-boxes, chaffhousc. r sheeD and cattle yards: subdivided into 14 ; paddocks: 80 acres in wheat and oat stubble, ' . 28 acres in turnips; tho rest all in English grass. Tho Auctioneers can recommend this Farm I as one of the best in Southland. It js all i rich river flat land, and grows all kinds of grain and root crops to perfection, and verv Beldom is thero a farm of this description in the market. For particulars, terms, etc., apply to the Auctioneers or to R. Sweetman, Esq., Otau- ' tail, or Messrs Hall, Stout, and Lillierap, solicitors, Invcrcargill. HENDERSON & CO. SOUTHLAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSN. (LTD.), : 1 24ap Gore and -Invcrcargill. 11 — ■■ i ■ i—g "TV/TOTHER, the milk is sour." "Well, | ill. open a tin of 'LILY 1 Cream for the i - lsnt i