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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17713, 26 August 1919, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. FRDDAY, 29th AUGUST, At 2 o'clock. At Rooms, Dowling street. SALE BY~AUCTION. OAKLAND MOTOR OAR (5-SEATER). JAMES SAMSON & CO. huvo beon instructed to sell by auction: First-class Oakland 5-seater Motor Car; self-starter, electrio light, and everything up-to-date. In Real Good Order. Must Be Sold. TUESDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1919, At 12.30 o'clock. At Clydevale Saloyards. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF PEDIGREED SHORTHORN CATTLE, ETC. . T\ALGETY & COMPANY (LTD.), In Conjunction with A7STRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. * » (LTD.), have received instructions from Mr David Murray to offer for Unreserved Sale, at above time and place: The Whole of his Well-known Herd of Shorthorn Cattle, including— 25 Cows, 3 years and over 7 two-year-old Heifers 16 yearling. Heifers 1 stud Bull (bred by Nixon) 8 yearling Bulls. After the Purebred Cattle are sold, there will bo offered— 4 first-class dairy Cows, one of whioh is in full milk and three coming to tho calving 20 two, three, and four-year-old Bullocks, in fresh condition 10 yearlings, mixed sexes. 1 Hereford Bull, 2yrs 1 stout Cob 1 saddle and harness Horse. NOTE.—Mr''Murray's Shorthorn" Cattle are descended from, cows purchased from the late Hon. Matthew Holmes and Hugh Oarswell. The Bulls used since have been bred by Messrs Deans, Threlkeld, Taylor (Tβ Awamutu), and other leading breeders. All the Cows are in calf to the abovementioned Stud Bull, and thia Bull is tho Sire of the yearling and two-year-old cattle. Mr Murray's cattle have been most successful in various show rings for years past. They have never been pampered in any way, and are_ widely known for their splendid constitutions and good skins. Individual pedigrees will be available at the sale. As the property has been disposed of, the sale will be Unreserved. Luncheon Provided. TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1919, At 12.30 o'clock. On the Farm, at Ofcakou. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS, ETC. STEPHENSON. & CO. » » (LTD.), have received instructions from Mr R. Kinnaird (Otakou) to sell by auction, as above: The Whole of his Dairy Herd and Implements, as follows— CATTLE. 17 Oowe, in full milk 17 Cows (at drop) 1 Heifer 2 Bulls 1 Horse ,- New Zealandia milking plant (4 cows), discs, milk cans, and sledge. NOTE. —The above is an i exceptionally good herd, and the Auctioneers have every confidence in recommending buyers to attend. The milking cows have been no longer _ than seven weeks calved, and for convenience of buyers Mr Kinnaird has agreed to hold them until 22nd September 1919. As Mr Kinnaird's lease has expired, every, thing offered is for bona. fide sale. Luncheon Provided. TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, At 12 o'clook. CLEARING SALE AT WAITEPEKA. DONALD REID & CO. (LTD.), have received instructions from Mr Erio Skinner (who has disposed of his- farm) to sell by publio auction, at above time and place: The Whole of hia live and Dead Stock, comprising—. 410 Hoggets (forward, well-grown, and well-woolled) 1 dairy Cow (in "milk, November calver) 1 dairy Heifer (in full milk) 2 Calves 4 draught Geldings, (5-9 yearai good workers) 1 buggy Gelding (staunch and quiet) 1 Pig (store) 2 sheep Dogs 30 Fowls (White Leghorns). IMPLEMENTS. Shaft wagon (with frame, R. and G.), tipdray, binder (M.H.), 13-coulter drill (M.H.), Cambridge roller, d.f. plough (R. and G.), single digger plough, hillside plough, discs, 5-leaf harrows, cultivator, clodcrusher, barrow, gig, fanners, scales (Avery), scuffler, sledge and barrels, straw racks on sledges, wool table and press, grass seed box (9), clipper, 6-horse 'blocks and chains, swingle trees, plough chains, harness and cover 3, blacksmith's vyce, grindstone, anvil, netting, 250 stakes (bluegum), 300 sacks, gig harness, riding saddle, 30cwt Eclipse manure, 40 bushels M.D. grass seed, rope, chaff, potatoes, separator (Flott), 1 stack (8 tons prime oaten sheaves), quantity Household Furniture, and sundries too numerous to particularise. The farm being sold, everything is for absolute sale. Luncheon Provided. FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1919. At 11.30 a.m. At the Premises, near Middlemarch. CLEARING SALE OF HORSES, SHEEP COWS, IMPLEMENTS, Eta THE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) have received instructions from Messrs Frasor Bros., who have sold their sun, to auction, on above date, The Whole of their Stock and Implements, comprising: 40-3 crossbred Ewes and Hoggets, ewes in lamb to Border-Leiocster rams 200 crossbred Ewes and Wethers 5 draught Horses, broken to all work 1 gig Mare 1 three-year-old draught Filly (unbroken 1 four-year-old Hack (unbroken) 3 Cows, spring calvors 12 well-bred Steers 14 Shorthorn Yearlings. IMPLEMENTS. M.H. drill (13-coulter), M.H. binder, M'Alister turnip ridger, M'Alister double-row turnip scuffler, Cambridge roller (R. and G.), M'Alister double-row turnip thinner, d.f. plough (R. and G.), grain drill (R. and G.), 3-furrow disc olough (John Dun), set 5-leaf harrows. 2" drays and frames, rjarden plough, 70 broadleaf poets, giff, 2 sets gig harness, disc harrows (R and G.), sheepfooder, cultivator, weighing machine (Avory, 4cwt). 8 sets draught harness, swingle-trees, blocks and chains, sundry tools. 300 yards sheen netting, 100 standards, etc. Luncheon Provided. 23aTi mODD BROTHERS (LIMITED) A will hold their ANNUAL SPRING HORSE SALE, At Heriot Yards, on THURSDAY, 2£th AUGUST, At 1 o'clock. Present Entries: 15 draught Horses 3 half-draught Horses 4 hacks, and harness Horses. Special Entry on Account of Mr L. Shaw: 9 draught Mares 5 draught Geldings 2 Hacks, aged 4yrs to Byrs 1 six-horso pole 'wa«fon, 1 throcs'furrow Reid and Gray plough, 1 two-furrow Reid and Gray plough (H. 8.8.), 1 10ft Reid and Gray disc harrow, 15 horse covers, 12 collars and hames, blook and chains for two 6horao teams, 1 gig and harness, also sundries, etc. As Mr Shaw has given up contracting, wvcjrihing will he for absolute sale.