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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18562, 24 May 1922, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION, ; THIS DAY, "WEDNESDAY, 24th MAY, At 2.30 p.m. At Booms, Liverpool and Bond streets. (JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.) O -will offer as above— . MILNER FIREPROOF SAFE, In good order. Inside measurements approximately ' 20 x 15 x 14. TO-DAY- TO-DAY, At 2.30 p.m. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. JOHN REID & SONS (LIMITED) instructed by the Trustees, Executors, and Agency Company of New Zealand (Ltd.), will offer— BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. Being the library of the late Bishop Nevill. Also, WATER COLOURS (by Russell), 2 LETTER PRESSES, Anil about 30 Bound VOLUMES PUNCH. This catalogue is well worth attention. JOHN REID & SONS (LTD.),- . 24my Auctioneers. reminder" THIS~I)AY, WEDNESDAY, 24th MAY, 1922, At 2 o’clock sharp. SALE BY AUCTION. On the Premises, 14 Walton street (corner School street), Roslyn, two minutes from Kaikorai Tram Terminus. On Account of Rev. A. E. Adam (who is leaving the dominion) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. ROSEWOOD PIANO (Allison, London), PRETTY INDIAN CARPET, 10 x 9ft bin, 2 OAK CARVERS, 6 OAK HIGH-BACK CHAIRS. Also, on Account of Mrs Young, FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND FIVEROOMED DWELLING, 14 Walton street (corner School street), Roslyn. Immediate vacant possession. t TAMES S4MSON _ & CO. t 3 have received instructions to sell by auction as above. 2Amy FURS. FURS. FURS. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), 24th MAY, At 2 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. LADIES’ FASHIONABLE FURS. BLACK FOX, BROWN WOLFINE, CANADIAN LYNX, WHITE LLAMA, CANADIAN WOLF, LYNX, ARCTIC FOX, OPOSSUM, NECKLETS, TANGOS, FUR COATS, CAPES, STOLES. COLLARS. (PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED) Hi. will sell by auction— LADIES’ FASHIONABLE FURS, ' As Above. On View from Tuesday Morning. ’ WEDNESDAY, 31st MAY, ‘ At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street. SPLENDID FREEHOLD AND FOUR ROOMS, OAKLANDS, ANDERSON’S BAY. Easy distance from tram terminus. pARK, _ REYNOLDS (LIMITED) it i are instructed to sell by auction — No. 22 OAKLAND STREET (off Tomahawk road), handy to tram terminus. —Freehold, 1 rood 28.3 poles, 128 ft frontage; 4roomed House, slate roof, verandah, bay Windows, tcullery; electric light, bath. Wash-house copper and tubs; stable, fowl run and bouses; good flower and kitchen garden. Vacant possession. For bona fide sale. The soil is good, the property very sunny, and grows early crops of .vegetables and flowers. 24my TUESDAY, 13th JUNE. TWO IMPORTANT TARANAKI PEDIGREE JERSEY SALES. 33 PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS AND BULLS Will be sold on account of Mr John Hale, “Holly Oak,” Avenue road, New Plymouth. This draft includes the whole of Mr Hale’s m-calf Heifers, Yearlings, and 2-year Bulla and is undoubtedly the most valuable line of both he has yet offered for sale. It includes sons and daughters of the PHENOMENAL BUTTER-FAT PRODUCERS. NOTE.—The average production of 13 head from the “Holly Oak” Stud that hare completed semi-official test is 6041 b fat, which is an Australasian record for all breeds, and is ample testimony as regards the productive qualities of the cattle to be add at this sale. Also, on. WEDNESDAY, 14th JUNE, UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE OF THE “TATHONG” HERD OF PEDIGREE JERSEYS, Consisting of 60 COWS, HEIFERS, and BULLS, The property of Mr R. J. Sutton, Waitoitoi, Urenui. (Sale will be held at Urenui Saleyards for convenience.) This sale also offers to Jersey fanciers a splendid opportunity of securing cattle of a high order, both in breeding and dairy qualities. CATALOGUES for sales have been posted to all Members of the N.Z. Jersey Breeders’ Association. Non-members, write for them at once. EWTON KING (LT D.), Auctioneers, New Plymouth N DISPERSAL SALE OF HIGH-CLASS CORRIEDALE FLOCK. TUESDAY, 30th MAY. At Hawarden Saleyards, North Canterbury. Mr ALEXANDER TELFER, Mount Hilton, having sold his property, has given iustructions to dispose of the whole of his Well-known flock of Corriedales: Registered in New Zealand Flock Book Ns. 36500 one, two, three, and four-shear Ewes 166 Ewe Hoggets 55 Ram Hoggets 20 Rams (all ages). 740 Also the Unregistered Flock of—--750 one, two, three, and few four-shear Ewes 335 Ewe Hoggets. 1086 All of the above Sheep are in first-class condition, and’ will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. fjpYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS Auctioneers. (LTD.), TUESDAY. 30th MAY 1922. Fairlie Saleyards. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THREE-STOREY FLOUR MILL. • - All Machinery Complete. Three-roomed COTTAGE and BAKE- ■ HOUSE, ■ On 1 rood 25 perches. ■, Nearest mill 40 miles And no grinding or crushing done in %■ the district. V Five Chains from Railway Siding. Good opening situated at Fairlie. h: Terms and conditions of sale apply i* fltHB CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO- - X OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Timaru h or Fairlie. 23my OTAGO WITNESS. —Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the ’ dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating <-:• largely in Canterbury and northern rural ■ districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for )r Advertising anything of interest to country : madam. „ <