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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17942, 22 May 1920, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, 26th MAY, 1920. At her Farm, Katoa. rpHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE & -1 v AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) havo received instructions from Mrs L. Pullar (Katca) to sell all her LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising: 60 well-bred 1| to 2i-year-old Steers; in lots to suit 2 Sprin g-ealvera 20 two-tooth Ewes 12 mixed-sex Lambs . 1 draught Mare, syre 1 draught Gelding, 7yrs 1 draught Mare, age;! 1 ton potatoes, 5 (lucks, 3 geese I tux-ton Wallaby jack, 1 hillside plough, act two-leaf tine harrows, dog-cart and harness, collars, hames, _ and 1 plough chains, quantity barb wire, 50 yards sheep netting, 65-gallbn separator, 3 milk cans, farm tools, dairy _ utensils, 1 discophone, household furniture, and sundries too numerous to mention. To start at 12.30 o'clock. Luncheon provided. OUTSIDE ENTRIES: 110 s.m. Ewes 15 fat Lambs 8 two-year-old Steers 12 IA-yoar-old Steers 1 Pony, quiet 1 harness Mare, _7yrs 1 set leading chains. 22my FRIDAY, 28th MAY, 1920, At 1 o'clock. On the Farm, adjoining Wedderburn. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, STOCK, AND PLANT. Donald reid & co. (limited) are instructed by Mr D. Messent, of Wedderburn, to offer by publio auotion, at above time and place, Valuable Freehold Farm, comprising: Section 20, Block I, Maniototo, 251 acres 2 rooc's 34 poles. NOTE—Mr Messent ha 3 sold the balance of the property. ' Immediately after the land is sold a Sale will take place of all his Live and Dead Stock, as follows:— j 2 Geldings, aged 3 Mares, aged 1 five-year-old Fillv 1 four-year-old Filly 1 three-year-old Gelding 1 two-year-old Filly. SHEEP. 83 full-mouth Ewes 85 failing-mouth Ewes 50 four-tooth Ewes 50 six-tooth Ewes 120 two-tooth Ewes # 130 ewe Lambs. CATTLE. . 2 Cows, in milk 4 coming to profit 10 head cf young Cattle. IMPLEMENTS. 4-horse wagon. 1 farm tip-dray, 1 station buggy (with pole and shafts), 1 longshafter, 2 gigs, 1 pony gig, 1 M.H. binder. 1 Booth-M'Donald Cambridge roller. 1 International drill (13-coulter), 1 International diso harrow (new), 1 Osborne disc harrow, 1 Storrie ridger, 1 Storrie double scuffler, 1 single scuffler, 1 set Chatham fanners, 1 Bentall chaffcutter and horste-power, set platform scales, 1 Donald woolpress, 1 3-furrow plough, 1 set 5-leafed harrows, 1 set 2-leafecT harrows, 1 set 4-leafed harrows, 1 R. and G. grass stripper, 2 M.H. oultivators, Planet Junior seeder, 15 collars, 8 hames and winkers, 4 leading chains with cross straps, 3 cart saddles and breechings, 2 leather ttacea for wagon, 2 sets gig harness, 1 spring-cart harness, 1 riding saddle and bridle, 5 horse oovers, 2 seta 4-horse blocks and chains, 8 sots plough chains, 2 sieves (new), wagon leading and pole reins, plough lines, 1 hillside plough, rabbit exterminator, 1 sledge, 1 hayrake, 150 fencing posts, 400 < standards, 35 chains Cyclone netting, 1500 yarda rabbit netting, quantity of plain: and barbed wire. 1 ~ MONDAY, 24th MAY, 1920. At Clinton Saleyards. Starting at 12.45 p.m. CLEARING SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES. CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, Etc. TIE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr Angus Shaw to offer, as bore, his HORSE 3 AND PLANT, including: . 25 draught Mares and Geldings, 3yrs to Byrs; all guaranteed sound, and they will be right out of hard work. 1 bay harness Mare, (guaranteed quiet; - suit lady to drive) 1 extra good Cob, 5 years (saddle and harness) 1 spring-cart Gelding, 5 years (good mover) • Light 6-horse wagon (3in tyres, in good order), steamboat dray (3m axle,, new), three-furrow Booth-M'Donald plough (good as new), double-furrow R. and G. plough (good order), Deering binder, Massey-Harris binder (both in good working order), 2 R. and G. 10ft discs, set 6-leaf R. and G. tine harrows, set Booth-M'Donald ,5-leaf tine harrows (new), three 6-hor3e sets blocks and chains, collars, ' hames, winkers, and covers for 25 horses, tarpaulin (16ft x 18ft), riding saddle and bridle, cart saddle and breeching, 2 sets leading chains, plough chains, trees, and sundries. 1 Mr Shaw has finished his contract at Teviot Station, and has decided to sell his Horses and Plant, as above. Mr Shaw's Horses are so well known that further comment is unnecessary. Everything is for bona fide sale. No outside entries, 20my PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MONDAY, 7th~JUNE, 1920, To commence at 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, AT CLINTON. .. rjYHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED) have received instructions from Messrs J, and D. M'Phail, of Clinton (who have disposod of their property)! to offer, as above: ' Full Particulars in Later Issue. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE CIIRISTCHURCH CITY PREMISES. Situated in absolutely the main retail thoroughfare of tho City of Christ- , church, being tho hub of tho city. Messrs jones, m'crostie company (LTD.), In conjunction with IVTESSRS W. E. SIMES. &' CO., ItA have been favoured with instructions from the White Hart Company (Ltd.) to submit by publio auotion in Messrs Jones, M'Crostie Company's Land Sale Rooms, corner Cashel and Manchester streets, Christclrurch, on WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE, At 2.30 p.m., THOSE MAGNIFICENT PREMISES, . Known as tho "White I?art Block," Situated in High street, Qhristchurch. The area of the land is 1 rood 14 and 7-10 perches, having a frontage of 153.9 litis to High street. . Tho buildings are served by a right-of-way at the back running out to Lichfield street. Tho buildings are massively built, of pleasing architecture, and of the latest design, having been built only a few years. They are ocoupied by tho following tenants:—Messrs Webley, Son, and Gofton; tho Lessees of the White Hart Hotel; F. W. Tucker, jeweller; Canterbury Commercial Travellers' Association; Ot&go Sports Depot; S.N. Robinson. The premises are all well let. Full particulars of leases and all details can be obtained oa application to JONES. M'CROSTIE, COMPANY (LTD.), Corner of Cashel and Manchester streets, Christchurch; W. E. SIMES & CO., Hereford street, Christchurch, ' _ , Joint Auctioneers; Or tho Solicitors, Messrs Duncan, Cotterill, and Co., Cathedral square, Christchurch. OTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely us Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers un. Walled facilities for Advertising mijrttung of interest to country readers.