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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19505, 13 June 1925, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, 22nd JUNE, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. TILE-ROOF BUNGALOW. MUSSELBURGH, MUSSELBURGH, IN LOVELY ORDER. DELIGHTFUL GROUNDS AND GARDEN. JOHN REID & SONS (LIMITED), will offer, as above: . , Allotment 17, Corinthian Pork, containing 22 poles (more or less), with artistic tileroof Bungalow, 11 Gourley street. 11ns is a beauitfully-finishocl home; e. 1., fibrous plaster ceilings, latest slab grates. Tho house is being 'beautifully decorated throughout- built-in cupboards and linen press, specially fine bathroom, porcelain bath and basin, good kitchen, pantry, and scullery. The section is a nice one, with a big frontage, and laid out in lawns, shrubs, and garden. These is room for a motor garage, and the property is situated in a delightfully convenient, sheltered, and sunny position, close car, bowling green, etc. Full particulars on application. Vacant possession can be given any time. JOHN REID AND SONS (LTD.), 13ju Auctioneers. AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. Tho sale of the Wellpark Manufacturing Co.’s Plant and Stock, advertised for sale bn MONDAY NEXT, is now WITHDRAWN, having been disposed of privately as a going concern. D. M. SPEDDING WEDNESDAY, 17th JUNE, At 12.30. In our Rooms, 163 Rattray street. CLEARING SALE OF FREEHOLD BUILDING SECTIONS. Under Instructions from the Public Trustee as Administrator of the Estates of the late N. B. M’Lollan and of the lata J. K. Mooney. MORNINGTON. TEN FINE LEVEL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS!, Hopetoun and Hopetoun Extension, fronting Elgin road. Scoular street, and Glen avenue; containing about i-Acro each. To be offered separately. CAVERSRAM. THREE GOOD SECTIONS, fronting Sidey street, in one lot, containing Threeeighth of an Acre. Magnificent view. Good gardening land. N& E. S. PATERSON • have received instructions from tho Public Trustee to soil tho above Freeholds by auction, and they are all for genuine sale Call and see plans at our Office. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT CAN BE ARRANGED. 6ju LAND SALK TUESDAY, 16th JUNE, 1925, At 12 o’clock Noon At Land Sale Rooms, High street, Dunedin. SALE OF VALUABLE TAIERI FREEHOLD. STEPHENSON, & CO. Y* (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr A. W. Johnson, of Momona. to Sell by Public Auction, as above; His compact well-known Farm, consisting ° ” 123 ACRES FREEHOLD, KNOWN AS ‘‘SPREYDON FARM.” The Farm will bo offered first in one lot, and if not sold will then bo offered as follows: LOT 1. —61 Acres (more or iess), with 6-roomed House and scullery, motor garage, modern cowbyre, 6-stalled stable and loosebox, barn, pigsty, and run; 35 acres in grass, balance stubble and potato ground. LOT 2. —62 Acres (more or loss), with,6roomed House and bathroom, electric light, barn and loosebox, trap shed, hut, pigsty; 30 acre? in grass, balance stubble and ploughed ground. “Spreydon Farm” contains some of the richest land on the Taieri Plain. It has always been carefully farmed, is well watered, highly improved, and well fenced and subdivided. It is most conveniently situated, being five minutes from factory, school, Post Office, store, etc., and 17 miles from Dunedin. The owner’s ill-health is the sole reason for selling. Terms and full particulars on application t 0 THE AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, 23rd JUNE, 1925, j At 11 a.m. sharp. On Cherry Farm, WaikoualtL CLEARING SALE OF SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LIMITED) have received instructions from James Birtles, Esq., who has sold tho bulk of his Property, to offer, at tho above time and place: Tho Unsold Portion of Cherry Farm Subdivision, being Block 111, of 131 Acres (more or iess), and the Whole of his Live Stock, Plant, Implements, etc., comprising— SHEEP. 1200 Breeding Ewes, twotooth to full mouth; in lamb to Romney and Border Leicester Rams 350 fat and forward Ewes 88 fat and forward Lambs 20 Border Leicester Hams. / CATTLE. 8 Cows 2 Bulls. , HORSES. Draught Stallion, Shanter (imp.). Colt, three-year-old, by Shanter —Viceroy Mare Colt, rising two-year-old, by Shanter. 5 Brood Mares, in foal to Shanter, and with foal at foot. 1 aged Gelding, winner of many prizes. 1 three-year-old .Gelding. 12 Mares, three-year-old to aged. 2 Fillies, rising throe years; broken to chains. Colt, rising three years; broken to chains. 7 Colts and Fillies, rising two years. 2 Spring-carters. 2 Hacks (one prize-taker). IMPLEMENTS and PLANT, ETC. 2 farm drays and frames, straw dray, tipdray, spring-cart, gig, 2 M.H. binders, B.M. grass seed stripper, mower, hay rake, Farmers’ Favourite grain drill, R. and G. broadcast sower, d. ridger (Stonie), d. turnip thinner (Storrie), potato digger (Ransome), 5 scufflers, heavy swamp plough (P. and D.), R. and G. three-furrow plough, K. and G. d. and s. digger, hillside and drill plough, sot M. H. disc (9ft), Norwegian harrows, clodcrusher, 2 sets 4 and 5-leaf harrows, set chain harrows, 2 sets drill and saddle harrows, single handle scoop, water trolley and barrels, Burt rabbit fumigator, sledge, Donald woolpress, sawbench, 4cwt weighing machine (Avery), corncrusher, 2 barn barrows, 2cwt gallon tank and barroE, large quantity netting, quantity master and swingle trees for 18-horse yoke, 2 sets ploughs and chains (6 and 4-horso sets), 18 horse-power double cylinder Lister engine and 1 4-stand shearing plant and grinders, collars, hatnes, and winkers, etc., for 12 homes, 8 horse covers, Tigal Alfa Laval separator, 2 cream cans, force pump, Douglass No. 6 pump, vyce, vanvil. and boring machine. staple ' machine, grindstone, Fiddie broadcast sower, largo quantity harness, and sundries too numerous to mention. Also, Large quantity of Furniture. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: We wish to direct special attention to tho Ewes, which are a particularly fine line, and will bo ?old in lots to suit purchasers. Mr Birtles is well known a? a successful breeder of draught Horses, and as tho above offering is to bo sold without reserve an exceptional opportunity is afforded of procuring high-class Civdesdale stock. Implements and plant are in first-class order. NOTE: Tho Sale will commence at 11 a.m. -sharp. Luncheon provides! loju fTIHE Firs', Utility of frequent and regular -8- Advertising consists m this: There is at all tiraws a large class of persons, both in country anc. town, who have no fixed places for the pure hare of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who ael«.