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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18198, 19 March 1921, Page 16

BALES BY AUCTION. gpECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE SALE OF DR TRUBY KING’S ESTATE, TAHAKOPA. LOT 3,— HOMESTEAD FARM, AN IDEAL STUD FARM, PERFECTLY ADAPTED FOR DAIRYING. The Steading is now used for machinemilking nearly 100 cows. • This Farm will not bo sold per acre, but as a complete, highly-developed going concern, with exceptional appliances and facilities for economic, high-class, profitable dairy farming, calf-rearing and fattening. The plant, buildings, and premises, mostly installed just before the rise in prices, cost over £2OOO, and include the following: 1. Comfortable 7-roomed Residence and good Cottage for farm hands. 1 2. Extensive model milking shed, machine room, milk room, boiler house, and water tower, with concrete and iron tanks for hot and cold water, etc. 3. Sheltered concreted yards for oows. The concrete flooring spaoe of yards and buildings embraces about 550 i square yards of first-class four-inch permanent concrete. 4. A largo over-shot wheel, with solid concrete bearings and foundations, '• runs the pumps and milking machinery and provides-electric lighting for the Steading. Alternative power, for temporary use during extreme drought, is provided by a 6 h.p. Tangye boiler and engine, eto. 5. The Ridd machine-milking plant is of the highest class, with nickel-plated tubes, and there is provision for complete scoiflring and cleansing by cold and hot water coursing through the whole pipe system from elevated water tower. The effect of these provisions _ for easy and perfect cleansing and sterilising is seen in the conspicuous absence of abortion, mammitis, and udder troubles in general. 6. A 200-gallon manure tank, with wheels and shafts, is provided for removing and distributing daily all solid and liquid manure and hosing with ample water under_ high pressure keeps the whole premises sweet, clean, and safe. 7. Largo Alfa Laval separator, and all belts, pulleys, and hose for this and other machinery. Special milk-cooling shoot, large milk-filling tray, ventilating locked cover for cons, while standing overnight in oart; 6 thirtygallon Harvey milk cans, a milk agita- : A tor, and all the stationary and loose apparatus (ineludipg tubes, teat cups, etc.) of the Ridd milking plant, as now in use, are included as part of £ Lot 3, HOMESTEAD FARM. The milk cart, smaller milk cans, buckets, tools, and other movables, not mentioned above, will be sold separately. 8. A Model Up-to-date Calf-rearing Shed, with brick floor, eto., has been only just completed. LOT 2. LAURISTON FARM. Good Residenoc. Apart from the fact of being ideal in site and soil for dairying, etc., this farm has every natural advantage for economical and profitable, pig-raising, in addition to ample stabling, cowshed, and other farm buildings. Extensive up-to-date piggeries: the sale of pigs from this farm recently reached nearly £9OO in one year. N.B.—THERE IS A DAILY TRAIN SERVICE TO TAHAKOPA. AND VISITORS WILL BE SHOWN OVER THE PROPERTY UP TO DATE OF SALE. Motor cars will be provided for a limited pre-arranged number of intending buyers to leave Tahakopa early on Tuesday morning for the sale, Balclutha. Particulars of the whole of Dr King’s Estate are given in current advertisements. Plans and illustrations, etc., on application to WRIGHT STEPHENSON, & 00. (LTD.), 15m Dunedin. TUESDAY, 22nd MARCH, 1921, ' At 12.30 o’clock sharp. , ON THE FARMAT PUKBHIKI. DISPERSAL SALE OF DAIRY HERD, HORSES. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. STEPHENSON, & CO. v » (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr J. L. Nolan to offer by public, auction as above. The Whole of his Stock and Plant, • including: * . CATTLE. 22 first-class Dairy Cows (April to September calvers) 6 three-year-old Heifers (March and / April calvers) 4 three-year-old Heifers (spring calvers) 1 three-year-old Heifer (empty) 1 Shorthorn Bull, two years. , • HORSES. 1 draught Mare with foal at foot (by Bonnie Kirkland) 1 draught Mare, 7 years 1 harness Mare, 9 years 1 boy’s Pony, 7 years. IMPLEMENTS. Etc. 1 farm dray and frame, 1 spring cart, 1 gig (nearly new), 1 Fowler plough (R. and G.), 1 hillside plough, 1 MasseyHarris reaper, 1 hay Take, set 3-leaf harrows, set disc harrows, M.H. cultivator, 1 roller, 1 Planet Junior, X turnip-cutter, 2 sledges, 2 wheelbarrows, 1 scalding trough, set 3-horse swingletrees, set spring cart harness, set gigharness, 1 cart saddle and breeching, 2 sets leading chains, 2 riding saddles and bridles, 2 seta collars, hames, and winkers, 600 yards sheep netting, quantity barb wire, Stewart horse-efipper, 3 sets plough chains, cow and horse covers, ’ milk cans, cooler, buckets, churn, quantity household furniture, and sundries. 2 fat lambs, 3 good cattle dogs, fowls, ducks (Indian Runners). Special attention is drawn to the Cows, which are mostly second, third, and fourth calvers. They are all Shorthorn cross, guaranteed sound, and in good condition. Mr Nolan’s herd is well known, and he has kept nothing but the best of cows. Buyers from a distance will have stock trucked at Burnside. NO OUTSIDE ENTRIES. LUNCHEON*PROVIDED. As Mr Nolan’s, lease has expired, every lot is for bona fide sale. SATURDAY, 2nd APRIL, 1921, ~ At 51 o’clock sharp. At Dunedin Horse Saleyards. SALE OF HORSES, MEAT WAGONS, HARNESS, Eto. „ WRIGHT, STEPHENSON * CO. (LTD.) _ ha’ve received instructions from Mr David Boatwood (who is giving up, business) to offer by public auction, as above, The Whole of his STOCK and PLANT, including: 8 first-class spring-vanners and light draught Horses 6 meat waggons 1 spring oart 1 set spring cart harness I set leading harness 3 sets waggon harness 1 trap and harness Waggon covers Lifting jack and sundries. Also, on behalf of Central Otago, Palmerston, and Milton Clients: 20 first-class Mares and Geldings. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. to the Australian Cricketers being in town, we have decided to hold our SALE -at 11 a.m. THIS DAY (SATURDAY), 19bh inst., instead of 2 p.m., as advertised in the daily papers. FRASER & 00., 19m 146 Crawford street, Dunedin. IMPROVED Rubber Soles. Wood-Milne Rubber Soles are screwed on; easily renewed; neater, better, cheaper than “holfPOleinjJ,"