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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20870, 9 November 1929, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1020, At 12.30 o’clock. CLEARING SALE AT WAITAHUNA, Half-mile from Railway Station. 'THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, favoured with instructions from Mrs L. Noble (who is giving up agricultural work), will offer by auction, as above: 70 four, six, eight-tooth crossbred Ewes, with lambs at foot 23 crossbred Hoggets' 2 Rams 3 Dairy Cows, in full milk 2 yearling Heifers 2 draught Mares and Geldings, aged • 40 White Leghorn Hens, laying M.H. binder, d.f. plough, cultivator, single-furrow plough. 2 ecufflers, Storrie lime sower, set four-leaf harrows and bar, turnip barrow, dray and frame, tip dray, gig, 2 sledges, band ebaffeutter, belting, 2 tanks, 40 sheets roofing iron (good), harness for 3 horses; pig harness, 2 saddles and breeching, 2 sets leading chains, Stewart horse clipper, horse covers, bars and chains, Scalding trough, 3 sieves, 4 coils new wire, 400 yards sheep netting. large quantity bird and fowl netting, standards, vyce, bellows, steelyards, blacksmith’s and carpenter’s tools, drilling machine, emery wheel, large quantity tools, sundries, etc., Domo separator (15 gallons), churn, 2 cream cans, buckets, .etc., lj tons chaff. 4-ton potatoes, 120 chaff sacks. Also, Shed (for removal), W. and T., 12 x 15, Fowlhouse (for removal), 20 x 15, Ford Motor Car, in good order. BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1929, WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., TT will offer on account of Client: , 1 truck Ewes and Lambs IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF TEMUKA LAND. TO BE HELD IN TIMARU. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, At 2 p.m. We have received instructions from the Public Trustee, Timaru, to offer at PUBLIC AUCTION on the above date, the undermentioned Farms in the Seadown District, being part of'the Estate of the late Frederick Richard Oldfield. Lot A —9oa Or 38p: Heavy grass land, subdivided into two Blocks. No buildings. Lot B—lo4a 2r sp: The Homestead Block. _ Heavy agricultural land, well subdivided; most of which is at present in crop. Good 6-roomed House with every modern electric convenience; garage, granary, dip, pigstye, etc. Lot C—3l3a 2r 35p: Good agricultural and sheep land; in 10 paddocks; 40 ncres_ in Wheat, 100 acres under cultivation; balance in grass. New 4roomed brick House; e. 1., h and c. water, shearing shed, cowshed, stable, and garage. Lot D -253 a 2r 4p: In one well-grassed block. No buildings. The above Blocks are all within easy working distance of each other, and handy to Seadown School. For further particulars apply THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Timaru. T>YNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., A Auctioneers, Tinlaru. . TN THE MAGISTRATE’S QUEENSTOWN. COURT, J-iRA. DA6G (Plaintiff). . TRAYLOR BROS. (Defendants). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha by virtue of a DISTRESS WARRAN in the above Court, I have Seized tl Right, Title, and Interest of the abov named Defendants (Taylor Bros.) in tl Undermentioned Goods, and the sau bo Sold by Public Auction on MOJ DAY, November 11, 1929, at 3 p.m„ 1 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Company, i Premises of Mr W. T. Wright. Shaad OUTRAM (to which they have been r moved for sale). unless the Warrant 1 sooner satisfied. Terms cash. 1 Ford ton truck (Ruxal axle), 1 ti 'Lay. 1 iron drilling machine (with drills), 1 _ set stocks, dies and tap 1 blacksmith’s vyce. 1 crosscut saw, hand saw. 1 tent (10 by 12), 4 swingl trees, 4 two-horse trees, I three-lion tree, 1 carborundum grinding machir (bench). 1 blow lamp. 3 pair pious chains, 3 angers, heavy hammer, Schisel spirit level, rasp, pipe wrench, shoeii pinchers, spanner, square and saw set. WM. SOUTHGATE. Bailiff, Outram. TVHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCD WOOL SEASON, 1929-1930. "WET OR DAMP WOOL. Brokers desire to draw the attention of Growers to the numerous complaints received from buyers of the amount of WET and DAMP WOOL offered last season, and would ask all Growers, in their own interests, to use the Utmost Care and Supervision in seeing that Sheep are Dry before shearing. Growers are further requested to be particularly careful in this matter so as to avoid any possible claims that may arise. 2n . BURNSIDE STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1929. DOUBLE MARKET. Suppliers and others interested please note that, owing to the Otago A. and P. Society’s Summer Show on November 26 and 27, a Double Market will be held on the above date. NO SALE will be held bn November 27, rpHB DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ A AND WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATTON. / 2n PALMERSTON SALE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. 75 crossbred Ewes (lambs at foot) 50 wether Hoggets (crossbred) 50 aged Ewes (lambs at foot) 12 yearling Cattle 7 empty Cows 15 mixed Cattle 4 Cows (coming to calving) 1 ’Bull (Shorthorn, 'well-bred, good milking strain) 15 young Pigs 5 sacks table Potatoes FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & A WOOL BROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929. AT BALCLUTHA SALE. CTRONACH, MORRIS &. CO., LTD., will offer as above, on account of Mr W- A. Soper: 1 prize Pony (5-year-old)

Growers of citrus fruits in Poverty Bay have been having a better season than was the case last year (says the Poverty Bay Herald). Last year the market at times was erratic, and while the same has been the case this year to some extent, the prices generally have been higher and more consistent. . Cured lemons were sent away from Gisborne this year for the first time, this marking an important stage in the development of the citrus industry. Arrangements have not been made yet, however, for the complete curing process at all orchards here, but citrus growers have this matter well in hand, and next year should see a decided improvement in their methods. Some of the growers have not yet been able to install baths as an adjunct to the curing process, but they intend doing so before next year. The crop this year was a particularly good one, and more lemons were sent away than last year, the majority finding their way to Dunedin and Christchurch,