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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18447, 7 January 1922, Page 14

SALES BY AtfgTtm TATRRI MOUTH. TAIEBI MOUTELi THURSDAY, 26th JANUARY, 1922, At 7 o’clook in tho evening. • : T • At Rooms, Princes street. Tn the' Estate of the late P. A Joseph. IDEAL SUMMER RESIDENTIAL SITES. 10 from jetty, fronting beach. One hour’s motor’run from Dunedin. 25 CHOICE ALLOTMENTS. 25 CHOICE ALLOTMENTS. Allotment 2 (area I rood 31.9 poles), with a modern 9-roomed Residence and outbuildings. Allotment 1 (area 1 rood), .with a 4-roomed Cottage thereon. j Allotment 8 (area 1 rood 25 poles), with, a barn end large' stable thereon. . This building can easily bo converted into a 5-roomed dwelling. ■,■ . Als6, The balance of land adjoining tho_subdrriaion, being Part Sections 3 and 4, Block XXIV, Waihola District; area, 37 acres. ■ Suitable for a Dairy Farm. Piort Sections 3,4, and 5, Block XXIV, fronting Beach and Main road, 8 acres; practically the only available sites in tma favourite summer resort. ' i Intending purchasers can inspect during the summer holidays, aqjj Mr O’Brien will show anyone over the property. ' EAST TERMS. EASY TERMS. Oh allotments, £1 DEPOSIT. The balance by quarterly payment* extending over one year, jsith interest at 5 per cent. On allotments with building* end dairy farm, £SO DEPOSIT. Balance by qliar terly payments extending over three years, with ,interest at 5 per cent. Plans now ready, and can be obtained at our .Office, or from Ma- O’Brien, on tho ground. Alex. Harris. & co. •* have received instructions from Mrs J.i O’Brien, administratrix in the Estate of the fate F. A. Joseph, to sell, as above, on Thursday, 26th January, at our Rponofl, Princes street, at 7 o’clock in the evening. Further particulars from Messrs CALVERT & BRUGH, 24d ■ . Solicitors, Dunedin. MONDAY, 16th JANUARY, 1922, At 12 o’clook noon. ~ ,On the Farm at Henley. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS, HORSE IMPLEMENTS, AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

PfUiRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO. TT (LIMITED) bav« received instructions from Mr O. S. Wilson (who has sold his farm), to offer for unreserved sale, as above, all hia v LIVE STOCK AND PLANT, including: H first-clOsa dairy COWS, in full milk 1 Friesian Bull, fit for service ;i • 1,0 Sows, 2 store Pigs, 7 Suckers, •Igrey Spring-carter, 6yrs; all work. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.: Orchard plough, set harrows, tip sledge, wheel • sledge, farm dray, spring-cart, set * fift ! discs, wheelbarrow, 4 milk cans, buckets, 1 12-gallon Dome scparatoF, 2 ' wire strainers, slasher, spades and • shovels, Tawn mower, garden hose, carpenter’s bench, barrels and pig troughs, ISO B.G. droppers, 2 coils wire netting, posts, 1 ton guano. Also . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Oak sideboard, oak extending table, 4 highbacked oak chairs, oak folding chair. • • oak curb, seagrass chair, heavy linolouin, palm stand, sewing machine, mirror-booked hall rack, bookshelf, medicine cabinet, bedroom suite in white enamel, double bed, single- stretcher, mattresses, blankets, complete kitchen : furniture, dinner set, dishes, and all cooking- utensils, also numerous ornaments and framed pictures, gentleman’s .. bicycle, incubator, paints, hens, and sundries. . Luncheon provided. oja TUESDAY, 17th JANUARY, 1922, » '}•> \ At 12 o’clock noon. Ob the Form, Duke’s Road, near Mosgiel. CLEARING SALE Of ' ■ PEDIGREED AYRSHIRE DAIRY CATTLE HORSES, PIGS, IMPLE- , .. MENTS. ETO. i ntETRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & 00. ’TT (LTD.) have received instructions from. Mr P. L. Brown, of "Findlayston,” to sell by publio auction, as above; The Whole of hid Stock and Plant, comprising— _, . - CATTLE. IT Ayrshire dairy Cows, mostly second ■ calvers, calved from 4to lu weeks . 4 Ayrshire dairy Heifers, rising 2yrs 1 Ayrshire Bull, 2iyrs, Bright Hope ■ (bred by the executors of the late P, Walker, Oamani). All the above Cattle are in the N.Z. Ayrshire Herd Book- Pedigrees, at sale. 12 first-class dairy calved from > 4 to 10 weeks ■ ' f 3 dairy Heifers, rising 2yr*. HORSES. 2 draught Geldings 1 draught Mare 1 brood Mare, with foal at foot, by King’s Record ’ 1 yearling Filly, by Winterseugh Hero. PK?S. T Yorkshire Boar, 14 months '2Sow» . -2 Parkers, 7 Suckers. . - ? :- r IMPLEMENTS. • M.H. hinder (nearly now), 15-coulter M.H. drill (new), farm dray and frame, tipdray and frame, spring-dray, Cambridge roller, 3-furrow disc plough, single digger, d.f. plough, disc harrows, 4-leaf tine.harrows, chain harrows, hay rake, potato rake, cultivator, Planet Jr. , roufflor, _ turnip _ pulper, mower, blocks 'gtid chains,; collar and homes, leading chains, spring-cart harness, quantity •takes and largo Quantity firewood posts, 26 b.g., poles out to corporation measure- ■ incuts,- trougha tools, 1 stack oaten straw, and sundries, v ■AUCTIONEER’S NOTEr—The Herd comprises first-class cows, mostly young, all quiet and ' good milkers. Both Cows and f Heifers are in calf to the pedigreed Ayrshire, .bull. Bright Hone. The Stud Ayr-•hires-are ar particularly good lot, having been pred by. Mr C. Cowan, of Enfield, and by the. trustees of the late P. Walker, of Qamaru. They include the ex-champion cow of the North Island and the first prize heifer of the Taieri Show last year. Ai Mr Brown has sold his farm, everything will be offered for bona fide sale. Luncheon Provided. FRIDAY, 20th JANUARY, 1922. ■ " j , At 10.30 o’clock sharp. ' AT DUNEDIN HORSE SALBYARDSSPJBCIAL SALE OP WORKING DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS. TOTBIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO. v* (LTD.) will offer by public auction as above, on behalf of various clients—--25 first-class working Draughts (mostly country consignments). NOTE.—Vendors please notify t» of entries os early aa possible, so that we can arrange stabling. \ FURTHER ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. i ' FRIDAY, 13th JANUARY, . At THE CORPORATION YARDS, BALCLpTHA, Speoxal Eotry Crossbred Ewes and Lambs; Thb v undermentioned will sell by auction, as abover—- ; 30#- good 4,6, and 8-tooth crossbred -• f Bwgs, with Lambs at foot. J-jONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED), JJALGETY AND COMPANY. (LTD.), » BROS, (LTD.) 4 Jii