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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15736, 12 April 1913, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, 17th APRIL, At 10.30 o'clock. At Cherry Farm ; Waikouaiti. ! IMPORTANT DISPLENISHING SALE > OK CLYDESDALE HORSES, PUREBRED SHORTHORN CATTLE' (milking strain), FAT AND FORWARD BULLOCKS, FAT AND FORWARD WETHERS, IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES, WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO. VTI (LIMITED) have received -instructions from Mr Wm. M'Bride. who 'has disposed of his property, to offer for unreserved sale, as above: The whole of his Stock and Plant, including, HORSES. 10 young pedigreed Clydesdale Mares, j by Shepherd King, ' Russell's Fancy, and other good sires 4 purebred Clydesdale Fillies, four-year-old, by Prido of Aireland (imp.). Captain Stewart (imp.), and Albion's Prinoe. The above mares and fillies have all been, served by f.ho imported Clydesdale stallions Black Knight, Electron, Everlasting, and Balnarill. \ 3 two-year-old Clydesdale Colts and i Fillies, by Gallant Knight ; 6 yearling Colts and Fillies, by Admiral Stewart. Also, one (rood spring-cart Horse and one good buggy Horse. CATTLE. 38 head superior young milking. Cows, Shorthorn milking strain, spring calvers 15 extra well-bred two-year-old Heifers, same strain, in calf 25 yearling Heifers, eamo strain, handfed * 251w0-ycar-o!d Heifers, same strain, \ not in calf 1 two-year-old .Shorthorn Bull SO head two-year-olrl Shorthorn Steers 25 head one-year-old Shorthorn Steers The whole of the foreeoing cattle arc of Mr M"Bride's own breeding. 75 head three and four-year-old bidlocks, fat and forward 50 head of fat Bullock? 40 hoad of forward Bullocks 40 hoad of fat a.nd forward Heifers 35 Shorthorn Calvci SHEEP. 550 six and eight-tooth crossbred Wethers, fat and forward 150 Ewo3 and Lambs. ' Implements includo-3 M'Cormick reapers and binders, Roid and Gray wheat drill, Cambridge roller, iron roller, digger and disc plough, 2 double-furrow ploughs, set of cultivators, set of disc harrows, 4 farm drays, spring-oart and set of sprmg-cart harness; also 2 buggies, 3 sets of cart harness. 2 sets of buggy harnes.3, pests, dairy utensils, and other implements. Also largo quantity of Household Furniture. Luncheon provided. NOTE THE EARLY START. 5a p WEDNESPAY, 23rd APRIL, 1913, At 10.30 a.m. CLEARING SALE AT THE CAMP, TOMAGALAK, ARDLUSSA. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, k CO. (LTD.) • have received instructions from the Ardlussa Estate Company (Ltd.) to offer by auction, at the above time and place, for ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE, The Whole of their Stork and Implements on the Estate, as under: SHEEP. 1500 2-tooth Ewes 800 4-tooth Ewes 400 6-8-tooth Ewes 500 Ewe- Lambs 500 Wether Lambs 300 f.m. Ewes 700 2-4-tootb Wothere 90 Rojnney stud Ewes 32 2-tooth stud Ewes 40 flock Rams 30 stud Rams. 4£92 HORSES. 30 draught Marcs and Geldings, including 5 good working teams 12 Hacks 6 one-year and two-year-oki Colts and Fillies 10 Foals 2 draught Stallions. 60 CATTLE. 9 milch Cows \ 11 Steers and Heifera 1 Hereford Bull 21 3 Pigs. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. One 4 h.p. oil engine, 4-stand shearing plant, 3 double-furrow ploughs, 3 seta disc harrows. 1 set tripod harrows, 1 sort steel tripod harrows, 2 sets 5-leavcd tync harrows, 2 drays, 2 waggons, 2 hillside ploughs, 3 5-horso blocks and chains, endless ohain, 6wamp plough, 1 7-tyne grubber, 2 Syracuse ploughs, 1 Cambridge roller, 1 R. and G. seedsower, 2 M'Cormick reapers and binders, 1 M.H. binder, 1 mower, drill, 2 double buggies, 2 Avery weighing machines, sheep feeders, scoops, blacksmith's tools, cottage furniture, 2 separators, woolpress, 1 set 6-horsc blocks and chains, 1 set 4-horso blocks and chains, ' collars, hames, winkers, loading chains, saddles and breeching, saddles and _ bridles, buggy harness, covers, swingle-trees, and other articles too numerous to mention. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.-Everything is for absolutely unreserved sale. The Sheep, Horses, and l Cattlo aro a good lot, and many of the implements are almost now. The best routo for buyers to take is via Longridgo North, along the road which goes through/ Mr Campbell's property. Note starting hour. Luncheon provided. v MONDAY, 21st At 12 o'clock noon. At the Coronation Hall, Palmer3ton, FURTHER SUBDIVISION OF THE FAR-FAMED MOUVT ROYAL ESTATE. 2500 Acres Splendid Pastoral and Agricultural Land. EASY TERMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & €0 (LIMITED), In conjunction with D ALGETY & CO, (LIMITED), have received instructions from the Trustees in the Esta'te of the late John Douglas to sell by public auction, at above time and place, The following Blocks of Mount Royal Estate: 1. 37.4 acres 1 rood 01 ooles, on Little Mount Royal side of Main road, and within 15 chains of Palmerston. All in English grass, turnips, and siubble. New House and necessary , outbuildings.. 2. 1071 acres, being Lot 12 on safe plan j all tussook country; surfaco sown, and 150 to 200 acres ploughablo Possession Ist May, 1913. 3. 860 acres 3 roods 07 pole 6, being Lots 11 and 13 on sale plan; 150 acres cultivated, and balance in natural state; surface sown. Possession Ist May, J913, Tho tussock country is all splendidly clad, being full of cocksfoot and clover, and will easily carry a halfbred ewo to tho acre. Tho arable land is in good heart, and is very suitable for mixed farming. The outsido boundaries of Lots 2 and 3 are rabbit-netted The Pleasant River runs right through those two blocks, which aro watered as well by several creeks and numerous springs. The country is entirely free from rabbits, and the climate of the district cannot be surpassed. The sale blocks aro all accessible by good roads, and, except one, aro within three miles of Palmerston. TERMS: 10 per cent, on fal) of hammer; , 10 per cent. 12 months after date of sale; 10 per cent, two years after date of sale; 10 per cent, three years after date of sale! Interest at 5 per cent, per annum from date : of possession on unpaid balance. Plans and further particuars from WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. AND CO (LIMITED), DALGETY AND C. (LIMITED), sap Dunedin and branches. TAGO DAILY,~TIMES AND WITNESS JOB PRINTING DF.PARTMENT.,lob Printing of every description done with Despatch, and at the Lowest Cimcnt Eates,