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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18323, 13 August 1921, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY. 18th AUGUST, 1921, At 12 o’clock sharp. DISPERSAL SALE OF HIGH-CLASS STANDARD-BRED TROTTERS. At the Homestead, Tokarahi, North Otago. In the Estate of the late John Porter. VIT'RIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO. (LTD.), In conjunction with THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LTD.), have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late John Porter to sell by public auction as above, The Whole of his Valuable Stud of Standard-bred Trotters. STALLIONS. BON PATCH (got in America) EL CARBINE (imported by the late John Porter) YOUNG STAR POINTER (got in America). BROOD MARES. GARDENIA, stinted to El Carbine. Ibis mare is the dam of Carbima. BONNY JENNY, stinted to El Carbine. This mare is the dam of Bundura. LADY VOYAGE, sire Bon Homme, dam Lady Estelle. COLTS AND FILLIES. 1 two-year-old Filly (Bon Homme— Bonnie Jenny) 1 one-year-old Colt (El Carbine—Bonnie Jenny) 1 Filly Foal (El Carbine—Bonnie Jenny) 1 Filly Foal (El Carbine—Gardenia. This filly is full sister to Carbinia. 1 one-year-old Filly (Bon Patch —White Stockings) 1 Foal (El Carbine —Muffins, sire Bon Homme). And numerous other well-bred untried Mares and Geldings by such good horses as El Carbine, Bon Homme, and Bon Patch. Also, 2 Spring-carters, 4 years 2 Ponies 1 trotting sulky, with 2 spare wheels 1 logger and quantity Trotting gear 20 head mixed Cattle 2 dairy Cows 100 Ewes in lamb. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. 1 Hornsby sced-oleancr, 1 Chatham seedcleanor, 1 d.f. plough; 1 set blocks and chains, 1 waggon, 1 spring dray, 2 scufflors, 1 hillside plough, 1 dray. 1 3-furrow plough, 1 stripper, 1 portable engine, 1 chaflcutter, 1 mill belt, 3 M/H. binders, 1 M.H. drill, 1 double buggy, quantity of harness, and sundries too numerous to mention. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—It is needless for us to say much as regards this dispersal, as it is a well-known fact that the late Mr Porter imported nothing but the best, and the Colts and Fillies to be offered as above are all descended from the best* sires and dams of America. A train will leave Oamaru on the morning of the sale at 8.20 a.m., returning from Tokarahi at 4.15 p.m. Buyers will be met at Tqkarahi on arrival of train. Intending buyers from the South and North will require to be at Oamaru on Wednesday night in order to,, catch the 'tokarahi train. Luncheon Provided. Catalogues and fuller particulars on application to the Auctioneers. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LTD.), Oamaru ; NORTH OTAGO FARMERS’ (X>OP. ASSOCIATION (LTD.), 6au Joint Auctioneers. LAND SALE AT AUCTION^ FRIDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1921, At 2 p.m. Orescent Rooms. Invercargill. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LIMITED) have received instruc tions from M r A. W. • Rodger to sell by public auction, as above. The following DAIRY FARMS,all of them, excepting two, being on the Birchwood Flat. Brief particulars as follows: TERMS.—2S per cent, cash, and the balance in five years at 6i per cent, interest. On all of these farms there are very good buildings, consisting of a good Dwelling, house and cowbyre. The Birchwood Flat farms consist of about one-third to half of very rich flat land, the remainder being ridge land. All of them are fenced and subdivided, and all in English grass. Section 18, lying on the Morley Strfeam, consists of good ridge land, fenced and subdivided. , Section 8, known as Wildey’s, is all flat land excepting about 40 acres, and is situated on the Orawia Stream about 2 miles below Birchwood Homestead. These faints. with the exception of Section 18, have been used by share-milkers during the last few seasons, but Mr Rodger has now decided to apll them, and with that object in view he has reduced his reserves to prices that are at least £2 per acre below pre-war values. The upset prices on these farms represent values which make them cheaper by 25 per cent, than anything that is offering in Southland to-day. They are all within easy range of the dairy factory, post office, and school. Further particulars on anplicatlon to 30jy THE AUCTIONEERS. SALE OF FREEHOLD FARMS SITUATED NEAR FAIRFAX, SOUTHLAND, On FRIDAY, 26th AUGUST, 1921, , At 2 o'clock. At Crescent Buildings, Invercargill. ¥I|7RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. » * (LIMITED) have received instructions from the mortgagee to sell by public auction, at the above time and place, Tire following PROPERTIES: — 1. All that Parcel of Land containing 234 acres 3 roods 11.3 poles (more or less), being Allotments 2,2 a, and 2b on plan deposited in Lands Registry Office at Invercargill as No. 1916, and being part Section 1, Block 1, Aparima Hundred, and part Section 41, Block VIII, and part Section 1, Block X, Jacobs River Hundred, and parts old river bed, and owned by Mr Wo’.sey Kata, 2. All that Parcel of Land containing 182 acres I rood and 16 poles (more or less), being Allotment 1 and la on said Plan. No. 1916, and being parts of Sections 1 and 3, Block I, Aparima Hundred, and part Sections 41, Block VIII, Jacobs River Hundred, and part of old river bed, and owned by Mr Wolsey Kain. 3. All that Parcel of Land containing 246 acres 2 roods and 11.4 poles (more or less), being Section 4 and part of Sections 1,3, 6!), and 61. and Closed Roads B, Jacobs River Hundred, and Allotments 1 and 2 on Plan, deposited in the Land Registry Office at Invercargill, as No. 2068, and being also part Sections 60 and 61, and old river bed, Block X, Jacobs River Hundred, and owned by Arthur Huffman. Buildings consist of modern ferroconcrete Dwelling-house, cowbyrc, stable, and all necessary outbuildings. NOTE. —The above Properties are situated right alongside Fairfax Township and Dairy Factory. The land is all heavy river flat admirably adapted for dairying and wheatgrowing." With the prospects of a good prics for cheese this coming season, this sale affords prospective buyers a remarkable opportunity of acquiring land on the basis of pre-war values. Terms can ho arranged. For further particulars apply to THE AUCTIONEER^; Or to STATHAM, BRENT. & ANDERSON, Solicitors, Crawford street. Dunedin. THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this; There is at all times a large class of persons, both tn country and town, who have no fixed places (or the. purchase of certain necessary utricles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under theirXnotioo. Despatch, and at the Lowest Current Rates. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks. VX7OOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS cost ' less than leather heels, and they also wear considerably longer; but make sure you get Wood-Mvlnes.