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SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, 20th DAY of JULY, 1907, At. 11 o'clock a.m. MESSRS PARK, REYNOLDS, & 00. ~ ' mva . rccci'cd instructions to sell by public auction, at Hie Premises, No. 48 St. Andrew street, Dunodin, on tlw above date: ELECTRO-PLATER'S PLANT, consisting of shafting, pulleys, belting, vyce, dynamo, polishing machine, and brushes; also several largo lead-lined vats (one 600 gallons capacity), solution, and sundries. Goods on view on morning of sale.—For further particular apply to THE AUCTIONEERS; or to Messrs ADAMS BROS., Solicitors, Dunedin. ißjy THIS DAY, ' SATURDAY, 20th JULY, At 2,30 o'clock. At Volunteer Hall, Mosgiel. 14 CHOICE BUILDING SITES, MOSGIEL (Adjoining Mossburn Township), Boing portion of Mr John Ellis's Property. Close to Mo6gicl Woollen Factory, Taieri and Peninsula Factory. EXTREMELY LIBERAL TERMS. £1 DEPOSIT. £1. 5s PER WEEK to pay Balance of Principal and Interest. PARK, REYNOLDS, & CO. are instructed to sell by auction: 14 Splendid Building Sites of 4-acrc each, fronting Severn street, Mossburn Township, Mosgiel, Lithograph plans can be had at our Office. Terms: £1 deposit; balance by payments of 5s per week, to pay principal and interest. Plans and full particulars from Mr A. F. Queleh, Mosjjiel; Messrs Downic Stewart and Payne, solicitors, Dunodin; or ' THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, 26th JULYj At 12 o'olock. At Rooms, Manse street.

6TEAM BUCKET DREDGE, Formerly New Royal Maori, As she-now lies on Clutha River, riear Cromwell. Also, LARGE QUANTITY ROPES, STORES, Etc. PARK, REYNOLDS, & - 00. A are instructed by A. Hamilton, Esq., Liquidator, to soil by auotion: 'Lot I.—Tho REVIVAL DREDGE, formerly Now Royal Maori Dredge—pontoons (kauri and blucgum), ladder (62ft centres), buokots (4ft), elevator (27ft lOin centres), screon (25ft long, 4ft 6in diameter), winch®, 6-drum steam winch, origino (12 b.p.), Marshall's boiler (16 h.p.), Marshall's pump (lOin Tangye). Lot 2.-Largc quantity head and aido lines, chains, chain blocks, blacksmith's tools, anvil, bellows, enginer's tools, spanners, stocks and dies, boring machine, vyoos, crowbars, shovels, engine oil, cylinder oil, kerosene, packing, matting, gold (wales and weights, etc., etc., as per inventory to bo seen at our office. 15jy TUESDAY, 23rd JULY, ' At 12 o'clock. At Rooms, llatuse street. INVESTMENT PROPERTY, SOUTH KENSINGTON. 4 B|'jck Houses, fronting Wilkio road, immediately opposite Government Railway . Workshops; 5 rooms and all conveni- ' enoes;' land freehold; 105 ft 7in frontage; rents, £3 4s per week; space for number of additional houses to be built. WAVERLEY, ANDERSON'S BAY. 61 Aores and Stone Houso of 6 Rooms; stone stable; one of the finest positions on the Peninsula; let at £1 per week. For absolute sale. WAITATI. 7 Acres at top of short out, part Seotion 28, Block I, North Harbour and Bhicskin District. PARK, REYNOLDS, k CO., _ are instructed to sell tho above by auction. , X6jy WEDNESDAY, 24th JULY^IsOT^ At 12 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE, At "WILLOWBANK," MANDEVILLE. SOUTHLAND FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TTVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr James D. Smith to soli as above: • SHEEP,

400 two-tooth Ewes (B,L. rams, in Ist ... May! 160 f.m. Elves, in lamb to Shrop. rani 6 225 Hoggets (mixed sexes). 785 . CATTLE. 25 two ami three-year-old Steers (shorthorn cqoss), in forward condition 30 two' and thrcc-yeaivold Heifers 12 three-year-old Bullocks (on turnips, and nearly fat) 20 two-year-old Steel's ■ and Heifers 8 Calves and Yearlings 8 dairy Cows (second and third calvers; due to .calve in August and September) 8 dairy Cows (second and third ealvors; due to cilvo iu October and November) 1 shorthorn Bull. 112 DRAUGHT HORSES. 1 bay Mare, five years; by Salisbury's Ohamnion 1 bay Marc, seven years, by Wallace; in foal to Captain Alexander' 1 bay Marc, aged, by Reformer; in foal to Oaptaiii Alexander t 1 bay Gelding, aged; tip-top shafter ' 1 bay Colt, rising three years, by — Royalist. 5 LIGHT HORSES. 1 bay Colt, three years off, by General Tracey; broken to single and doublo harness. » 1 bay Colt, rising three years, by Gossoon, dam King Harold maro 1 black Colt, rising three years 1 liny Colt, rising two years, by Del Paso out of thoroughbred mare Nell (by Seaward—Firefly) 1 pony Mare, rising thrco years, by Juno 1 Thoroughbred, rising two years, by Hie Lordship out of thoroughbred — marc. 6 1 sheep Dog (best loader in district). IMPLEMENTS. 1 JJassoy-Harris binder (nearly now), d.f. plough (Reid and Gray), single digger (nearly new), Masscy-Harris cultivator (now), Duncan roller, set tine harrows (6 leaves), trolly and frame on wheels (suitablo for a hut), dray and frame, doublo rldger. scufllcr, set disc liarrows (Reid and Gray), blocks and chains, and collars, hatnes, and winkers for five horses, etc., slcdgo hut, wire netting, and sundries too numerous to particularise. The. Auctioneers beg to draw sueeial attention to the Sheep. Cattle, and Horses, cspoeislly the Dairy Oows, which aro all young and due to calvc in right* time for factory. Mr Smith intended to milk for factory this incoming season. All the Draught Horses are just out of work, and arc splendid workers. As Mr Smith has sold his farm, oven-thin? is for ABSOLUTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. No outside entries. Luncheon provided. \ A Drag will leave Inder's Stables at 9.30

o'clock on morning of sale. TiTIl HERBERT EDWARDS lias instructed us to offer by Private Treaty his FARM at NCAPARA, consisting of 1072 acres (limestone land). This is undoubtedly one of the best (if not the best) Parma on the far-famed Oamaru Tables. It is well and permanently watered, subdivided into 26 paddocks, and is in splendid heart, with all the Buildings necessary for carrying on an up-to-date Agricultural and Pastoral Farm. Within 17 miles of Oamaru and ono mile and a-half of the Townsilip of Ngapara.—Full particulars cau be obtained from THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN 4 MERCANTILE AGENCY 00. (LTD.), ISjs Oununi and Dundia,