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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17871, 28 February 1920, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, 27th MARCH, At 2 p.m. WAIMATB LAND SALE ROOMS. PUBLIC AUCTION. PYNE, GOULD,~7CUINNE39 (LTD.) havo received instructions from, tho Executrix in tho Estate of the kite Mr H. N. Hertslet to sell, on tho abovo date, portion of tho "ADENDALE" PROPERTY, Situate within fivo miles of Waimnto, Consisting of approximately 716 Acrca If not sold as a whole it will lx> offered in THREE BLOCKS, Ab follows:— LOT 1. —About 308 Acres, with frontages to throo roade, and subdivided into seven paddocks. LOT 2. —About I£9 Acrca, with frontages to, 2 roads, and subdivided into four paddocks. LOT 3.—About 219 Acres, with frontage to Main Upper Hook road, and subdivided into six paddocks. Total (approximate), 716 Acres. AH tho blocks are well watered by permanent streams. The Property grows good oats, rape, and turnips, and is within good rain area. The late Mr Hertslet was well known as a careful farmer, and tile land will bo found in good heart, a consadoraiblo portion having been heavily limed. It is situated about five miles from Waimate and seven miles from Studholmo Junction Saleyards by excellent roads. Portion of tho blocks 'being now in oats, potatoes, turnips, and rape, can be readily worked up for next season. Delivery will be given as soon as possiblo after harvest, about tho end of April. NOTE.—Mrs Hertslet is retaining tho Homestead and a small area, but purchasers of blocks can arrange to purchase Cottage, Stable, Implement Shed, and Shecpyards, which can all be easily moved. Plans later, and for further particulars apply PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS (LIMITED), 28f Auctioneers. MONDAY, Ist MARCTL SALE AT PALMERSTON. Immediately after Stock Sale. rpHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND JL AGENCY COMPANY -OF NEW .' EALAND (LIMITED) will offer, on account of Mrs Snowden, on tho Premises, the whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. 27_f THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, Commencing at 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALeTat CLARENDON. THE NATIONAL" MORTGAGE & AGENCY, CO. OF N.Z. (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr R. J. Wilson, of Clarendon (who has disposed of« Wb Property), to sell, as above, the whole of his Live and Dead Stook a comprising: 225 two-tooth Romney cross Ewes 3 dairy Cows, in full milk 1 Heifer, springer 7 young Cattlo 5 draught Mares and Geldings, \ Binder, grain and manure drill, 2 d.f. ploughs, digger plough, hillside plough, orchard plough, scuffler, turnip barrow, cultivator, grass seeder, 2 sets four-leaf harrows, grub harrows, 3 seta disc harrows, Cambridge roller, clod-crusher, light wagon, 3 drays and frames, 2 sledges, wheelbarrow, Uniquo boiler, 6 coils Cyclone netting, drilling machine, fencing wire, harness, covers, tools, 3 pigs, ducks and fowls, and sundries, also quantity of Household Fumfture. Luncheon provided. 26f FRIDAY, stfh MARCH, 1920. Sale to Commence 11.30 sharp CLEARING SALE~AT WAIWERA. mHE NATIONAL - MORTGAGE AND X AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr H. Samson (who has disposed of his Waiwera Property) to offer, on the above date, the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of SHEEP. 360- four and six-tooth Ewes 200 m.s. Lambs 72 two-tooth Wethera. ' HORSES. i 10 draught Mares and Geldings, syrs and upwards 1 saddle and harness Gelding. CATTLE. 20 head mixed Cattlo ' 6 Cows, May and June calvcrs 3 milch Cows 1 Shorthorn Bull ' IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Three-furrow plough (R. and G.; nearly new), 1 d.f. plough (R. and G.), 1 M.H. 15 coulter drill (nearly now), 1 18ft broadcast* sower, 18ft chain harrows, M'Cormick binder, scuffler, Cambridge roller (new), M.H. cultivator, eel 5-leaf . harrows, eet discs, 1 farm dray and frame, 1 tip-dray, sledge and barrels, covers, harness, ladders, stakes, netting, trees, oatsheaf chaff, empty sacks, fowls, quantity of Furniture, etc., etc., 1 bow with litter. Luncheon provided. 28f THURSDAY, 4th MARCH, 1920. ' Saleyards, Lawrence. 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