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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19258, 23 August 1924, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 251 h AUGUST, 1924, <t 12 o’clock sharp. CLEARING SALE AT FORSYTH, NEAR LAWRENCE. rClffl OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-JL TIVE ASSOCIA'riON OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.), instructed by Mr Thus. Short, will offer by auction, at tho Homestead. as above— His Compact FARM of 660 acres 3 roods and 31 poles, being Sections 1, 51, 61. 64, 78, 79, 87, and parts Sections 85 and 86, and closed road on Section 78, Block V. Tuapeka East District, together with nil imp/rovemonts thereon. Terms at sale. And immediately after tho property has been offered, the whole of tho Live Stock, implements, etc., comprising—--100 crossbred Ewes, from two-tooth upwards (in lamb) 20 mixed-sex Hoggets 2 Maxes 1 Gelding 1 spring van Horse 1 Pony 9 Cows, coming to profit 2 yearling Heifers 1 two-year-old Heifer <■. 1 Holstein Bull IMPLEMENTS. Massey -Harris binder, Cooper & Duncan grain and turnip drill, Cooper & Duncan disc harrows 9ft, 1 set Reid & Gray harrows Bft, 3-furrow plough, 2 hillside ploughs, 5-leaf set harrows, 3-loaf set tine harrows, 6 sets plough chains, 4 horse blocks, Ahorse wagon (pole), 6 horse covers, 5 horse collars, hamos and winkers, cart saddlo and breeching, spring-cart harness and buggy harness, tip-dray, buggy, spring cart, gig, swingle trees, 2|cwt Rockland manure, 2 stacks sheaves (approx. 5 tons each), 4 tons chaff in bags, 114 sacks ryegrass. 10 bushels mixed created dogstnil and ryegrass, tools and grubber, 15 coils sheep netting, 3 sledges, 309 sacks, 4 water casks, forge (good order), spare ' dray wheels, 1 set steelyards, 40-gallon Alfa-lava separator. CLEARING SALE AT TAWANUI. THURSDAY 28th AUGUST, 1924, At 12 o’clock noon. THE OTAGO FARATERR’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) have been favoured with instructions from Mr Joseph Gwyn. of Tawanui, to offer by auction tho whole of his Live and Dead Stock as follows: 12 dairy Cows, four in miik, eight to ■ calve about September 2 Heifers, spring cal vers 1 Bull, Shorthorn-Jersey, four years * 1 Bull, Shovlhorn, rising two years 6 young Cattle, Id months to two years 8 Calves (Note.—-Tho above Cows are all guaranteed sound.) 1 Hack, suitable for school children. IMPLEMENTS. 1 single-furrow wheel plough (Hamilton, new), 1 2-leaf set harrows (M.H., new), grubber, spring-cart and harness, swingle trees, chains, log chain sledge, 1 set small trolley wheels, grindstone, potent bso boxes, frames and comb foundation, wax extractor, honey knivos, hnnoy tins, etc.; dairy utensils separator, (25 gallons), 2 churns, milk dishes, buckets, 3 cream cans; axes, saws, mauls, wedges, emery grinders Itroadlo), side saddle, man’s saddle, rabbit, traps, 2in pining, stock whip, sheep dip, tap and dies (Smart’s, new), spades, shovels, pinch bar, stone hammers, augurs, snatch block, potatoes, spray pump, household furniture, and numerous other sundries. Luncheon Provided. ""TUESDAY, 2nd SEPTEMBER, 1924, * At 11.33 a.m. On tho Farm, Kaikorai Valley. CLEARING SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE' ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.), favoured with instructions from Mr Robert Brockbank, who is giving up dairying on his Leith Valley Farm, will offer by auction, as above, The Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, etc., comprising; CATTLE. 28 first-class Dairy Cows (September calvers) 6 two-and-a-ha!f-year-old Heifers (September and October calvers) 4 two-year-old empty Heifers 2 fat Cows 1 thrce-year-o!d Jersey cross Bull. 4 dairy Cows, in full milk. HORSES. 1 draught Gelding 2 spring-cart Horses, 6 and 7 years 1 spring-cart Mare (in foal) 1 spring-cart Mare, 7 years (in foal) 1 pony Mare, 7 years; quiet in saddlo or harness 1 trotting Maro, 6 years, by M’KJnney 7 Porkers 4 store Pigs. IMPLEMENTS, Et<s. 1 30cwt spring dray, 30cwt waggon with tilt, tip dray, spring cart, now milk cart, |-Bhaft rubber-tyred gig, set 4-leaf harrows, new set spring cart harness, set gig harness, set tip dray harness, set double harness, collars, hames, and winkers, 2 horsocovers, saddle and bridle, plough chains, swingletrees, 3-horse tree, sledge, grindstone, incubator, Fairbanks 'scales, 35-gallcn Alfa Laval separator, 16-gallon Clinker Separator, 4 milk cans, Methven copper boiler, iron range, 20 fowls, and sundries, etc., too numerous to mention. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE. Tbo dairy cows are all young and in good condition. Tho vehicles and harness, etc., are in first-class order. For convenience of buyers tho Stock and Implements, etc., are being offered at tho Kaikorai Valley Farm. I6au WEDNESDAY, 27th AUGUST, 1924, At Burnside Palo Yards. SALE OF PUREBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS. nPHE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-i- TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) will offer, ns above, on Account of Mrs K. Johnstone, Mosgiol, tho following purebred Berkshire pigs: I yearling Boar, first prize Dunedin Summer Show--3 Sows, in profit 7 Weanors. On Account of a Northern Client; 3 good Jersey Cross Cows, close to profit 1 truck of Dairy’ Cows, September calvers. CENTRAL OTAGO SALES. _ OTUREHUA SALE. THURSDAY, 28th AUGUST, 1924, At 2 p.m. 50 f.m. Wethers 100 m.s. Hoggets. WAIPIATA SALE. FRIDAY, 29th AUGUST. 1924, At 9 a.m. 100 wether Hoggets 203 crossbred wether Hoggets 50 fat Wethers 50 m.s. Hoggets; good 100 fine crossbred owe Hoggets 430 crossbred wether Hoggets 159 fmo crossbred lloggo( s 170 8-tooth Wethers 6 Spring Calvers 6 first-class young Horses; broken lo all work. 4 draught Marcs and Geldings (contractor’s team) 1 draught Golding 2 Hacks 1 Six-horso Wagon; in good order. Also, Massey-Harris cultivator and geed-Viv 3 -furrow disc p-.ough (almost new) Sot 5-leaf harrows ] farm dray and frame 1 draught Mare, 8 yoars old (good in all work). FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' ASSOCIATION. 23au nUIIE FARMERS’ PAPER—Tho AgnculJ. tural Department of the (Haao Witness i« acknowledged to bo 'iw*X'j'rulod by tbal of any other Weekly in Dominion.