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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20702, 27 April 1929, Page 28

I LiALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 27. At 11.45 o’clock sharp. On the Premises No, 158 St. Andrew street Oiear Maiden's Motors). TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. 100 SHEETS ROOFING IRON (6tt, 7ft, and Bft). 2000 FEET BALTIC WEATHERBOARD. 3 x 2. and 4x2, 2000 FEET SCANTLINGS, QUANTITY ROUGH LINING. QUAN’J l T. AN'n G. LINING, 1500 FEET BALTIC FLOORING,' PANEL AND LEDGE DOORS, 2 RANGES. PICKET FENCE. QUANTITY 4x2 BLUEGUM. WINDOW SASHES AND FRAMES, Copper Boiler. 2 Patent W.C.’s and ■ Cisterns, 3000 Bricks, etc., etc. Terms. Cash. Terms. Cash. ALEX. HARRIS LIMITED, Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE, TOMAHAWK. MONDAY. APRIL 29, At 1.30 o’clock. At Premises, Tomahawk road (close to Lagoon). On Account of Mr M. Moynihan (who has sold his farm). CLEARING SALE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS. SPRING DRAY. GIG. FIRST-CLASS HARNESS, HORSE, COWS, POULTRY. PIGS, Etc., HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, , WALNUT PIANO (by George Peachey). ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, have received instructions to sell, as above. Household Furniture, including: Walnut piano (by Peachey), piano seat, walnut table, carpet square, dining table, wicker chairs. Singer machines, crockery and_ crystal, kitchen utensils, couches, chairs in saddlebags, bedsteads and beddinf?, duchcsse chests, mirror wardrobe, lam os, lawn mower, scythe, kitchen furniture and utensils. VEGA SEPARATOR (43 gallons) , .churn, milk cans, set tubs, milk buckets, 'farm tools, garden tools, carpenter’s tools, 2 coppers, seed potatoes (Up-to-Date) spray, extension ladder, Avery’s platform scales, vyce, fencing tools, garden plough, carborundum wheel, pig net, 1 horse harrow, barrow, pig cans, block and tackle, spring dray, Planet Junior grubber (complete), 40 head poultry-, 4 pigs (slips). 2 cows, 1 heifer, gig, (three-quarter shatter), set gig harness, set spring cart harness, dark bay firstclasa harness horse, etc., etc. 24ap THURSDAY, MAY 2, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, No. 88 Passmore Crescent, Maori Hill. In the Estate James Fowler Anderson, Dgchusscl 1925 MODEL CHEVROLET 5-SEATER TOURING CAR (Blue Model); Selfstarter, Electric Light, Full Springs. A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers. THURSDAY. MAY 2, At 12.15 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. LOVELY VILLA RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, . MARNHILL. MORNINGTON. Modern 6-roomecl Residence and all conveniences; i-acre Freehold (No. 29 Picardy street), A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED. A- have deceived instruction: to sell by auction, as above: Section 90, Glen Estate; area I rood (more or less), together with modern Residence of 6 large rooms, 2 bay windows and portico; bathroom, hot and cold,electric light; wardrobes and bookcases, builtin pantry; ■ large washhouse, coalhonse; copper, tubs; lovely section; live hedges and good garden. No. 29 Picardy street. VACANT POSSESSION. FOR GENUINE SALE. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE Of the Whole of the RYDAL DOWNS STUD CORRIEDALE FLOCK. On Account of the Estate of the late J. H. Ensor. At Addington Show Grounds, Christchurch, On THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1929, At 11 a.m. Comprising 1217 REGISTERED CORRIEDALES, As under:— 250 Ewe Hoggets 126 one-shear Ewes 255 two and three-shear, Ewes, 274 four and five-shear Ewes 12 stud Rams ■2O stud Ram Hoggets 280 flock Ram Hoggets. • All Ewes mated with stud rams last week in March. BUYING > ORDERS may be placed with the Undersigned, from whom further information and Catalogue® may be obtained; Z, FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers in conjunction, Christchurch. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 1929. ' Burnside Sale Yards. SPECIAL ENTRY WELL-BRED . BULLOCKS, , THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, will offer by auction, as above, on account of Mr David C. Aubrey, of. Cattle Flat Station: His Annual Draft of fat and forward Bullocks and speyed Heifers, SPECIAL ENTRY. ’ MOUNT BENGER SALE, MONDAY. APRIL 29, 1929. At 11 a.m. T\ ALGETY &. CO.. LIMITED, will oner account various vendors: 170 two-tooth Corriedale Ewes 360 four, six. and eight-tooth Corrie--dale Ewes 850 sound-month Corriedale Ewes 850 full and failing-month Corriedale Ewes . 370 two, four, six, and eight-tooth Romney-cross Ewes (account Wilden- Station) 186 two, four, six. and eight-tooth Corriedale Ewes (account Wilden Station) 700 g.s.tn. fine Romney-cr,-gs Ewes lanmial draft, account Huk-a-rere Station) 200 two-tooth fat and forward Wethers 300 four and six-to .th Wethers 200 eight-tooth Wethers 300 forward Lambs 1000 Wef'er Lambs 600 Ewe Lambs. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—The above ?re pnncipa’ly the annual drafts from Mount Benger Rams. Sheep trucks will be available the day following the sale. TUAPEKA MOUTH SALE. TUESDAY. APRIL 30, 1929 70 two-tooth Wethers 150 full-moiitli Ewes 250 failing-month Ewes 120 rape Lambs 70 Wether Lambs 6 Romney Rains 12 weaner Pigs FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. Buyers from outside districts attending the above sales are requested to bring letters of credit to avoid delays in auctioneers satisfying themselves of buyers’ bona fides. THE DUNEDIN STOCK ANGENTS & WOOL. BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. ELECTIONISM (23) ; Paape strongly favours the Ward system of election of Councillors —country residents get belter roads by this system. Vote for Arthur Paape on May 1. YOUR PAINT REQUIREMENTS I—Ask Wrens about it. Receive Guaranteed Paint, expert service at less cost. /yi'AGO WITNESS.- New Stones. A ” large amount of reading matter. Price 9d.