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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13894, 4 May 1907, Page 10

'WEDNESDAY, Btli MAT, At 11 o'clock. Near Mataura. LARGI UNRESERVED CLEARING of SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, Etc/ Mr John \rry, of Titapua, haying sold hjs farm, has inskruot-ed nf™. „ MORTGAGE & IX AGEN&- COMPANY to sell by pnblio auctiOL on. the Property on the above date: CATTLE. 100 two-ycaJold Steers and Heifers, Hcrefon cro6S 50 threc-yca.okl Steers and Heifer# 40 Yearlings 50 Cows, witl Calves at foot 2 Hereford Mb. HCHSEB. Draugh Horses. i thrce-ycar-01l Filly . 1 fivc-ycir-old >laro 1 nix-year-old iaro 2 aged Marcs 1 two-yoar-old Gelding 3 Yearlings 1 Foal, Hacks 4 Hacks, broken o harness I four.ycar-old (wbroken) • 1 Yearling. IMPLEMENTS. 2 D.l\ ploughs, 1 aill plough, 1 set diso harrows, 1 sJeaf tin© harrqws, Cambridge jiollor, reaper and binder, Col. drill with , grass eocdbox, Osborne silky cultivator, 1 PJmiet Jr, grubber, 1 h.p. chaffcutiflr, 2 drays (fmmrs), 1 spring-cart, Idowble-seat bugty with pole and shafts, 1 ecrew-prtss wool table, 1 wirg coiler, swingle • trees, etc., 2 sete blocks and chains, 4 sets leading chains, _ 8 seta collars and Jianm 8 winkers, 2 cart saddles and breeching, 1 act doublo buggy harness, X Bet single harness, 1 set springicart do, 3 men's Baddies, 1 Mya saddle, boy's eaddlo, 5 riding'bridles, borsc-cavore, fowls, cto. SUNDRIES. 5 stacks oaten sheaves, NOTE: In conscquenoo of being unable to luufiter, the Sheep will bo for aalo later A dfag will leave Mataura about 9 o clock (or the Sale. 24aD WEDNJESDAY, 15th MAY, » : 2 o'clock. IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS and SPECULATORS. VALUABLE BLOCK OF AUCKLAND CITY PROPERTY. FOUR ACRES of FREEHOLD IN THE HEART OP THE CITY. TJICHARD ARTHUR & CO. JLfc have been favoured with instructions from the Board of Trustees to offer by auotion, for Positive Sale, at their Rooms, Uty Market, Auckland— • Property known as PRINCE ALBERT COLLEGE, Which oconpics one of tho most commanding positions in tho City; an uninterrupted view of, tho harbour; 4 road frontages; 411 ft frontage to Quoen street; area, nearly 4 acres, on whidi are. erected 3 SUBSTANTIAL BRICK BUILDINGS (One of which is practically a new building), containing in all over 70 rooms, with all 2.™? convonionooe, stiitablo for PRIYATB HOTELS or BOARDING-HOUSES. Also, a Largo Gymnasium and Stablo. Tho Property will bo sold in one lot. Terms of Payment: One-fourth cash, and tho balanco on mortgage at 4i per cent, lot five or Boven years. Further particulars, conditions of 6ale, and oanda to view, can bo obtained from the offico of tho Auctioneers. RICHARD ARTHUR & CO. (Titos. B. Arthot, Auctioneer). WEDNESDAY, Bth MAY, At 11 o'clock sharp. EXTENSIVE OLEARING SAT.Tj Of HORSES, CATTLE. SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS, Etc, At Crookston. TODD BROS. & CO. havo been favoured with instructions from Thomas W. Sim, Esq. (who has leased his Property, known as " Picton Park"), to sell, without reserve, on th© Eternises, as aboveAll his Live and Dead Stock, Furniture, etc., as under: DRAUGHT HORSES. Bay Filly, Flower, 3rra (by Shepherd Lad), broken to chains Bay Marc, Bess, 4yrs (by Dnnnet's Wallace) Bay Marc, Bell, 4yrs (good shatter) Bay Gelding, Punch, 4yre (good ehaftor) Brown Gelding, Jock, Byrs (good shatter) Chestnut Gelding, Bob, 3yrs (broken to chains) Bay Gelding, Mick, Byrs Brown Gelding, Prince, lOyrs Bay Golding, Ben, aged Grey Mare, Kate, Byrs (with fillj foal by Salisbury's Champion, and stinted by Johnny Erskinc) Yearling Gelding (by Better Times). LIGHT HORSES. Trotting Gelding The Gem (by Gene, ral Tracey) Trotting Gelding Lex M'Lcan (br Lexington) Trotting Maro Black Nell (by Blacksmith, with colt foal at foot br Fitzllarold) Trotting Pony Ladysmith, in foal t« FitzHarold) 3 two-year-old Fillies (by Blacksmith);; all out of good mares 1 two-year-old Gelding (by Blacksmith) 1 pair black Ponies, ljr and 2yr old (by Blacksmith, dam Ladysmith) 1 thoroughbred Mare, Fairy (br Boolka), with colt foal by Pallas at foot, and stinted to Legion SHEEP. 408 crossbred Ewes (made up of 158 two-tooth, 126 four-tooth, 80 sixtooth, and 34 cighWooth; a beautiful line of breeding ewes) 200 crossbred Wethers, in very forward condition 300 crossbred Lambs, mixed eexca. CATTLE. 2 milch Cows . 1 breeding Cow, with calf 4 young Cattlo. i IMPLEMENTS. Farm waggon (almost new, with trees, etc., for six horses), farm dray with frame, tip dray, M.-H. reaper anil binder, M'Cormick do, "Farmors' Favourife" drill, Colonial drill, 9ft Cambridgo roller with grastt seed attachments (now), set' chain, harrows, sot 4-leaf tine harrows, set 3-leaf tine harrows, M.-H. cultivator, P. & D. Duncan diso harrows, R. & G. double digger, 2 horso hoes, R, A G. double turnip barrow. waggonette (3 seats, by Mark Sinclair), long shafter. double and single buggy harness, harness for } horses, horse covers, 2 sets blocki and chains, plough chains, traces swingletrees, Chatham secdcleanerj Avery platform weighing machine, netting, stakes, sacks, and sundries too numerous to advertise. Also, The Whole of his Household Furniture Cooking Utensils, etc., etc. As Mr Sim has leased his Farm, every, thing is for Unreserved Sale. The Auctioneers have confidence in recommending Mr Sim's draught Horses aj first-class workers, being all young and sound, and specially selected by Mr Sim, NOTE STARTING TIME, 11 a.m. Luncheon provided. TODD BROS. & CO., 27ap Auctioneers.

MISS CLOUGII, 44 Gcorgo street.—Agent for Messenger Corsets, Abdominal Belts, Shoulder Straps, Suspenders. Telephone 1877. ,l m jl

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