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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20988, 29 March 1930, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION. MOSGIEL. MOSGIEL. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, At 1 o’clock. At St. Luke’s Church Hal-!, Gordon road, Mosgiel. Instructed by Mr R. MKeagg, who is giving up housekeeping on account of the loss of his wife. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT AUTOMATIC , PLAYER PIANO (Manufactured by Poster and Co., with 100 records of music), HANDSOME WALNUT ORGAN (Weaver and Co., 12 stops), DINING ROOM. SITTING ROOM. BEDROOM FURNITURE. Further particulars later. pARK, REYNOLDS, Auctioneers. LIMITED, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE HOME. CHARMING GARDEN. „ ■ GOOD POSITION. o2 GROVE STREET. MUSSELBURGH, INSPECTION STRONGLY RECOMMENDED: TOHN REID & SONS, LIMITED, instructed by the Owner (who has purchased a larger property), will offer: Part Allotment 17 and Allotment 18, Musselburgh, containing 32.24 poles, and 6-roomed House thereon* The house is in beautiful order, has a large and particularly sunny lounge room (panelled throughout), every modern convenience. including e.k, gas for cooking, porcelain bath and basin, laundry, etc. ifae interior decorations are in cood taste. The section, whieh is a feature'of the property, is a large one, with a frontage of over 86 links, laid out in lawns and garden. There is a motor garage, also good fowlhouses, sheds, etc. One of the Allotments could probably be sold off if desired, leaving a specially cheap home. 370 For definite sale. Full particulars and cards to view from JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., MONDAY. AIARCH 31, 1930. At Noon Sharp, CLEARING SALE Oh THE PROPERTY, POPOTUNOA, CLINTON. T HE mortgage & * AGENCY COMPANY OF N.Z., IjIJJ., have .received instructions from Mr hr. Hunt (who has disposed of his property) to offer at the above time and place: The whole of hie Live and Dead Stock, comprising— SHEEP. 500 two-tooth Ewes (good) 1 250 four, six, and eight-tooth Ewes 150 f. and f.m. Ewes 100 two-tooth Wethers (good) 10 Rams oca and forward Wether Lambs 250 Ewe'Lambs (good), been on feed five weeks. CATTLE. 2 Cows (at profit) 2•'Heifer Calves. HORSES. 5 draught Mares 1 Hack. Sheep dog, harness,, collars and hames for 5 horses, 5 winkers, 3 sets leading chains, 1 set gig harness, leather reins ? v P*° u f?h line, block and tackle for a horses, 5 swingletrees, 2 two-horse trees, two 3-horse trees, 1 six-horse tree. • - IMPLEMENTS, One 12-20 h.p. tractor (Cletrac; in firstclass order), 15-coulter M.H. drill ■ grass box). M'Cormack binder. M Abater ridger. roller (with forest UW’ 6 and brake), M.H. cultivator, 9ft disc harrows, Oft clod crusher, 6- ■ leaf tme harrows. 3-furrow R. and G. plough, single digger, dray (with top and frame), sledge, gig and harness. < SUNDRIES. Two sheep feeders, hurdles, quantity of tinaber (4xl), 100 totara and broadleaf posts, woolpress and table. 2 tons superphosphates, 15 tons lime, quantify of grass seed, grindstone, 20 coils Cyclone _ netting, 400 stakes, 4 strainers, 2 wire strainers, 500 sacks. 2 dog kennels, 3 ladders, wheelbarrow, garden tools, scythe, lawn mower, tools, oil, casks, 1 ton chaS, bats, 2horse clipping machines, 1 scoop, 5 horse covers, 7 cases distillate, fowls and ducks. .-Household Furniture (practically new), gromophone, and sundries too numerous to mention. Luncheon Provided. . ■ FRIDAY. APRIL 11, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. On Account Miss I. E! Wilson, ol ■ Cromwell. COMFORTABLE VILLA of 5 ROOJ and NICE SECTION, SOUTH DUNEDIN. No. 34 Helena street. A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITS have received instructions to s by Auction as above. ■Allotment 27, Fitzroy Estate, bei part of Suburban Section 24, Block V D.P. 206, area 12.25 poles (more or les together with 5-roomed Villa, bay w dows, verandah, electric light, senile washhouse, copper, tubs; drained: woi shop; No. 34 Helena street. FRIDAY, APRIL 4. 1930. At Balclutha Saleyards. CTRONACH, MORRIS, & CO., L r ~ , ® r > as above, on accouni Lochmdorb Station: 200 guaranteed sound-mouth Ew TUESDAY. APRIL 1, 1030,' At 1 pan. EVANSDALE STOCK SALE. CTRONACH MORRIS & CO.. 'LI will hold their usual monthly ST “ a f e Evausdale as above, when t will oner on account of clients: 1 well-bred Jersey Cow (confine profit) ‘ 1 fat Cow 3 Heifers (coming to profit) 10 head mixed Cattle 5 young'Pigs Further entries until time of sale v the Auctioneers; MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1930, 1 p.m. CLEARING SALE AT WAIKOUAITI TOWNSHIP. CTRONACH MORRIS & CO., LTD.. have received instructions from Messrs Caldwell Bros, to offer the following on their property at the above time and place: 4 £ ai , r y Gov.- s (spring calvers) 1 Gelding (7 years old) 1 Gelding (9 years old) 1 Mare (8 years old) 4 yard tip drays, spring dray, 2 sets dray harness, 3 sets leading chains, 30-gal Alfa Laval separator (practically new), 2 milk cans, ladv’s bicycle (practically new), 40 young fowls, and sundries. The Horses are good ones and guaranteed to go anywhere, shafts or lead OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED. . LAWRENCE SALE. TUESDAY. APRIL 8, li 70 sound-mouth Ewes 40 failing-mouth Ewes 30 forward two-tooth Wet 150 mixed-sex good fat Lambs. FURTHER ENTRIES INV THE DUNEDIN STOCK AC X WOOL BROKERS' ASSOt r PH£ First Utility ot fre regular Advertising consis There is at all times a lart persons both in countiy and have no fixed places for the r certain necessary articles, and to be swayed and drawn towar ticular place which is earnest under their notice. Indiffen they yield without hesitation I who asks «T»HE FARMERS PAPER.—The Ag * cultural Department of the Ott Witness is acknowledged to be i equalled by that of any other weekly the Dominion,