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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21986, 22 June 1933, Page 14

SALES BY AUCTION GIGANTIC SALVAGE SALE. 1 GIGANTIC SALVAGE SALE. [{On Account of Whom It May Concern.) Commencing THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1 . At 1 o’clock sharp, And FRIDAY, JUNE 23. At 1 o’clock and at 7 o’clock (evening! At Macky, Logan, and Co.’s Premises, Moray place (opposite Criterion Hotel). SALVAGE SALE. 1400 PAIRS SALVAGE SALE. 1400 PAIRS LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. Latest Shapes, All Sizes, All Good Quality Footwear. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. TERMS CASH. TERMS CASH. 'ALEX. HARRIS, . LIMITED. .have received instructions to sell bj auction, as above. . THIS DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 22. At 2.30 o’clock. D On Account Those Concerned. M. SPEEDING ~ - is instructed to sell by auction, at his 1 Rooms, To-day (Thursday), at 2.30 .o’clock —, ‘ . , , ' 5 sacks shelled peanuts, 4 bags tapioca, 2 chests,. 2 h’alf-chests choice Ceylon tea, 2 enamelled baths, 5 porcelain basins, *. iron tanks, 3 sinks, 48 sheets 10ft roofing iron, and other goods. In Lots to Suit. , AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD DAIRY FARMING . *' PROPERTY Situate three-quarters of a, mile froii KAITANGATA. SATURDAY, JUNE 24, at 3 p.m.. On the Premises. Donald reid & company, ltd., have received instructions from the Mortgagees to offer For Sale bv .Auction at, above time and place the Tree ho Icl Farming Property containing TWENTV SIX (26) ACRES ONE (1) ROOD TWO (2) POLES, formerly occupied by,Mr■ D. Bell, and described as Part Section One (1), Block Five (V), North Molyneux District. 1 BUILDINGS comprise Dwelling House, cowbyre, separator room, and eartshed. . Easy terms to an approved man. Immediately after the sale of the property the following live and dead stock will be offered for unreserved sale:—l4 dairy cows, 1 bay mare, I.,milk cart, 1 spring cart, 5 milk cans, cart harness, saddle and bridle, scuffler, part set discs, separator, and sledge, fowls, and sundries. Further particulars from the Auctioneers, Dunedin and Baldutha. ) . . THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933, At 1.30 p.m. 1 V ON THE FARM AT AURIPO, ■■ / IDA VALLEY. TAONALD REID AND CO., LTD , XJ have received instructions .from Mr Hugh Wilson (who has sold, his Farm) to sell, at the.above time and place—--1 7-year Draught Mare, broken chains . ■ „ , 1 aged Draught Mare, all work I aged Pony 1 Hack, M'Cormick binder, M'Cormick mower, M'Cormick hayrake, double-furrow R. and G. plough, Cambridge roller (with canisters),'disc harrows, cultivator (with seed box), 2 sets 3-leaf tyne harrows, 1 dogcart, 1 gig, sledge, Avery scales, rabbit exterminator, • grindstone, wheelbarrow, ladder, portable , forge, 6 collars, cart •addle arid breeching, 2 sets leading chains, plough chains, hames, winkers, swingletrees, 2 sets gig harness, SO bags chaff, 100 chaff sacks, fencing tools,, sundries, etc., : quantity household furniture. MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1933, At 12.30 p.m. In the Property, Ashley Downs, Clinton THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 1 AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., have ■eceived instructions from Mr N. M. Sutherland to dispose of the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, as under: 102' 2-tobth Ewes OS failing-mouth Ewes 31 m.B. Lambs , 22 mixed-aged Ewes 10 Wethers - - . 5 1-shear Romney Ranis 6 2-shear Romney Rams 7 aged Romney Rams 4 Draught Geldings, aged .2 Draught Mares, aged 1 Hack 2 Dairy Cows (in milk) 1 dry Cow , 1 18-month Bull.

Lister shearing plant (2-stand), woolpress (R. and G.), wool table, binder (M.H.), drill (Fanners’ Favourite), naff er, (M'Alister), broadcaster, 3-f. plough (Booth, Macdonald), s. digger, roller, cultivator,' tvne harrows, discs, Bft (StorTie Willett), wagon, tip dray and frame* blocks and chains, trees and chains, harness'and covers for 6 horses, 4 oaten sheaf stacks, 40 sacks chart, chaffbags, 10 coils Cyclone, men’s hut, sundrlM' LUNCHEON PROVIDED., TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1933, At 1 pan. CLEARING SALE AT WARE?!. ■\*7RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., n LTD., have received instructions from Mrs G. C. BEGG (who has sold her Farm), to offer by public auction, as above, the following:— , 140 2-tooth Ewes (Romney Rams out on May 7) 180 4 and 6-tooth Ewes (Romney, Rams out on May 7) , 84 8-tooth Ewes (Romney fams out on May 7) 110 4,6, and 8-tooth Ewes (Southdown rams cut on May 7) „ 121 Ewe Hoggets 1 aged Mare, all work 1 aged Gelding, all work 1 Shorthorn cross Dairy Cow (in full milk) 1 Shorthorn cross Dairy Cow (at profit)" 4 Shorthorn cross Dairy Cows (October calvers) 3 Shorthorn cross Dairy Heifers • (October calvers) 1 Shorthorn cross fat Cow 1 Shorthorn cross two-year-old v steer . 1 Shorthorn cross yearling steer 2 Shorthorn cross Heifer Calves 1 farm dray and frame, 1 tip-dray and frame, a spring wagon (30cwt), 1 Barnford mower (4ft 6in), 1 hayrake (M‘Cormick Deering), 1 hay sweep, 1 StorrieWillett top-dresser, 1 sledge. 3-leaf tyne harrows, 1 harrow cart, 2 sets collais. hames and winkers, 2 sets pole harness and pole straps, 1 set leading chains, 1 cart saddle and breeching, chains and trees, horse covers, cow covers, 14 hurdles. 14 coils sheep netting. 4 coils netting 6ft wide (suitable for hay, racks), 100 stakes. 50 broadleaf posts, 3 strainers. 4 barrels, 40 chaff sacks, 4 cattle wooden hayracks, 150 standards, 31 h.p. Tangye engine and engine jack. 10 x 12 T. and G. lined hut on sledge, sheep feeder, and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—The Ewes are Romney cross, in good condition, bigframed, and bred on the place. Over a period of years, the lambing return has averaged 120/130 per cent., and we can recommend anyone in search of good bi’eeding ewes to attend this Sale. t-k DVERTISING Is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself In virtually every Industry Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that 11 can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success