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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16339, 23 March 1915, Page 10

1 ~ ' tAll* BY AUCTION. ~ WEDNESDAY, 24th MARCH, . * At 2 o'clock. n? DOWNSTAIRs'roOMS, DOWLESTG , • ~ STREET, * { Sale by Auction. J ' Removed to Rooms for Convenience of Sale. On Account of Mr T. E. Dickson, Main t South road , , Caversham, And Mr F. Neilson, North-East Valley. LARGE CATALOGUE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc., in Splendid Order. lANDSOME SOLID WALNUT FRAME SUITE, all hair-stuffed and covered in. costly SILK GENOA. This Suite cost £50, and is equal to new, SUPERIOR SOLID WALNUT CARD TABLE. VERY HEAVY BRASS KERB AND BRASSES. QUAINT FLOWER PEDESTALS, FANCY WORK CUSHIONS. I MASSIVE HAND-CARVED TRAY. JAMES SAMSON & CO have received instructions from Mr Ebckson, Oaversham, and Mr Neileon, N.E. Valley, to sell by auction, in their DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS, Dowling street, the whole of their Household Furniture, including: *" 7-pieoo dining room suite, in green saddlebags, 5-MIRROR SIDEBOARD (WALNUT COLOUR). LONG GTLT FRAME MTRBOR. UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, by Barnes land Mullins, England. Dining Tables, Table Covers, Heaw Brass Kerbs and Brasses. ' Walnut Colour . China Cabinet, AXMINSam CARPET SQUARE, BRUSSELS CARPET SQUARE. HIGH-BAOK DINING CHAIRS IN MOQUETTE. v Heavy Hearthrugs, Sofa Rugs, Occasional 1 Tables and Chairs, Curtains and Fittings, Fenders and Brasses, Table Covers, Pictures, ,> .Ornaments, Books, Dinner Service, be6t e.p. ware. • , WALNUT OVERMANTELS. Oak. Bedroom Suites. Duchesse Pairs, Wood Beds, D.I. Beds, S-L Beds, Bedding, .Washgtands. Gent's Bicycle, Washing Machine, Push Cbair, Pram, Steps, Cooking Utensils, Cutlery, etc., etc. ON VIEW WEDNESDAY, MORNING OF SALE. 23m THURSDAY, 25th MARCH, 1915, 10.30 o'clock. On the Farm, Outram. CLEARING SALE Of SELECTED DAIRY COWS. HORSES, " YOUNG CATTLE, AND SUNDRIES. TITHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-A TTVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW . ;ZEALAND (LTD.) have been favoured •with instructions from Mr Thomas Sproule, of Ayrshire Park Farm, Outram, to offer, as above, The Whole of hie Live and Dead Stock, .comprising— 60 selected dairy Cows i 50 young Cattle 25 Horses. - Implements, sundries, etc., etc. .Full particulars Otago Witness of the 50th March and Otago Daily Times, 13th Mr Sproule's lease has expired, everything is for absolute sale. L. MACLEAN, liny Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 26th MARCH] ' At 1 o'clock. At the Mill. II SAWMILL AND SAWMILLTNG BUSINESS AT PAPATUPU, CATLINS DISTRICT. i ITIHE OTAGO FARMERS , COOPERAi TIVE OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) ; have received instructtons from Messrs R. and W. H. Latta, (who are dissolving partnership) to offer for sale, tt above, , '• The Sawmill Business at present carried on by them near Papatupu, with all their Sawmilling Machinery, consisting of—Stationary Marshall boiler (Cornish tubular), stationary comv ■-' • pound tandem engine, intermediate' _ , shafting, breast benches, belting, 6 circular saws, steam hauler, 18in F , ' planer, emery machine, trollys, -wagons, ecrewjacks, blacksmith's t ' shop and log shoes, horee harness, and other sawmill maohinery and appliances;. also, 3 Cot- * tages and Men's Hut (10 x 12), and Timber-Rights, For particulars apply to ' ' : ■ - THE AUCTIONEERS; Or, / D. STEWART & SON, ffi" Solicitors, Balclutha. FRIDAY, 26th MARCH, 1915, At 1i.30 (Immediately on arrival of Balclutha Train). CLEARING SALE Of. ■ DAIRY HERD. DRAUGHT HORSES, IMPLEMENTS,' Etc. On the Farm, alongside Glenomaru Siding. T\ONALD -REID & CO. (LTD) Tγ k^ 9 reoe «red instructions from Mr George Hay (who has sold his farm) to sell *>y patfic auction, as above, the -whole of his Stock end ; Implements, consisting of: I 30 dairy Cows; all splendia milkers 2 Oows, coming to profit 7 2£-year Steers Heifers ,i 20 Yearlings 3 dairy Cows 21 Calves 1 pure shorthorn Bull t draught and light harness Horses 1 Colt, 2i i years , 2 Filhes. 1* years IMPLEMENTS. " Beaper and binder, Massey-Harris cultivator, disc harrow, single digger plough, d.f plough, swing plough', set o-leaf harrows, scufQer. grindstone, vyce, wheelbarrow, gig, two -. spring-carts, farm dray, 10 milk °f ns j. Avery -weighing machine, chaff cutter, 2 tanks, stilyards. set buggy harness, spring-cart harness, and hames, cart saddle and r breeching, riding saddle. 2 bridles, wmkers, leading and plough chains swingletrees, barrels, couper boiler and frame, 3 tons coal, fencing posts, empty sacks, tools and suhdries, pig, 30 fowls, 18 ducks, Household JPurniture, etc ' Terms at Sale. Luncheon Provided. TUESDAY, 30th MARCH, 1915 ' , At 12 o'clock. SALE OF DESmABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. . 1571 ACRES. ON EASY TERMS. . IV)NALD R,EID & CO. (LIMTED) s^_, m h conjunction with ,TLfESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, >JXL & CO. (LIMITED), have received instructions from the Owner to sell by auction at the Land Sale Room. Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Vogel street, Dunedin, on the above date: That desirable Freehold! Farm, known as "Pluscarden Farm," situated between Mount Stewart and Manuka • Creek, containing apDroximately 1571 acres 0 roods 38 poles. ■f The land is good etock-earryiiyr and farm--1 X£. country, , is in good heart, and carried , 1800 sheep last winter. There is about 1000 acres of ploughable, land, portion of which is good wheat-growing' land; the balance is at present in tussock and fern, but good *- sheep country, and would be very suitable for apple growing and fruit farming. Part of the land has been in oat crop this season, j, and there are about 2SO acres of turnips now growing for -winter feed. Buildings coraorise House of six roomsi , new sheepyards, large new stables and barn ploughman's house, men's hut, etc., etc. J/The farm is 10 minutes' walk from Manuka Railway Station, and some of the J paddocks come close to the railway line. r ' v " Pluscarden" is-well known as a prosperous farm, and a property now rarely ' to be found in the market. Good land, in a splendid climate, and handy to rail, market echool, etc., etc. » Terms are exceedingly liberal—viz.: s<" 5 per cent at time of sale. ; 5 per cent in one month. * 10 per cent, in six months. Balance can be arranged on mortgage at i. Ojper cent per annum.. i Arrangements can be made to show pros;J pectiva buyers over the nrooerty at any « time. ■? |Foil sarticulars &t salq. 18m if / ■■ :■.',:■ .-■■■■ ■■•■■• is, .-' . ■ ■ ■ ■ .. . ■ §■' o" ■.■■■ ■