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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22368, 15 September 1934, Page 24

SALES BY AUCTION MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, At' 2 o’clock.. On the Premises, No. 80 Tennyson street. Instructed, by Mrs H. Veitch, who is giving up housekeeping. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. LARGE MIRROR-BACK SIDEBOARD, BOOKCASE AND CHIFFONIER, GATELEG TABLE, SUPERIOR AXMINSTER HALL CARPET (12tt x 7ft), ABOUT 17 YARDS AXMINSTER STAIR CARPET. 4ft 6m ALL-BRASS FRENCH BEDSTEAD, LARGE, WELLMADE RED PINE MIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE, HEAVY AXMINSTER CARPET. : V Also, Crockery and Crystal, Folding Card Table, Large Oak-framed Mirror, Quantity Novels, Pictures, Door Curtains and Rod, Lace Curtains, Marble Timepiece, Handpainted Fire Screen, Hall Clock, Oak Occasional Tables, Palm Stands, China Rose Bowls, 3 Walnut Occasional Chairs, Austrian Occasional Table, Red Pme Duchesse Table, Cedar Full-Scotch Chest, 5-drawer Kauri Chest, Single Brass-rail Bedstead, Wire Mattress, Cheval Duchesse Chest, Mahogany Oval Mirror Looking Glass, Flock Mattresses, Sft 6m Wood Bedstead, Kitchen Table, Austrian Chairs, Brass Preserving Pan, Kitchen Utensils, Etc.,. Etc. ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Ti ] iave received instructions to sell by auction, as above. . On View Morning of-Sale. ‘ TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Princes street. Instructed by the District Public Trustee, in the Estate Mary Lilias Norris, Deceased. COSY 4-ROOMED COTTAGE AND CITY FREEHOLD. A have received instructions to sell by Auction as above: 'Allotment 3. D.P. 3705, being part section 13, Block XVII, Dunedin, .together with 4-roomed Cottage, electric light, brick washhouse, bath, copper, tubs, drained. No. 14 York place. Immediate possession. Good letting proposition. Further particulars from THE DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Dunedin. SPECIAL ENTRY. ■ Gore Sale Yards. :UESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934. , ESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., LTD., will offer, as above, on sunt Carterhope Estate, Balclutha: 420 Romney cross ewe Hoggets (one earmark). 'o be sold in lots to suit purchasers. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 28, 1934, At H a.m. At Dunedin Horse Sale Yards. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. rRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & _ CO-, LTD., will hold their next Horse e as above. . . Entries now being received. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28, At-11 a.m. CLEARING SALE. _ On the Farm, Tapanui. BSSRS WRIGHY STEPHENSON, & CO.. LTD., have received mstrucs from Mr. J-A. Walker (Tapanui), has sold his farm, to offer, at above ■ and place: , ■ ; iie whole. of his Stock, Implements, Plant. , , ■' , Full;particulars later. PAREORA FRIESIAN STUD, 'he Property’of A. S. Elworthy, Esq., Holme Station, Timaru. ; DISPLENISHING SALE ON THURSDAY* OCTOBER 4. 'A HIGH-CLASS Friesian Cattle bred in the old-established Pareora Stud ■ill be sold, at auction as above. The lajority of these comprise daughters' of lOSEVALE ECHO BURKEYJL, sire of he famous champion heifer, PAREORA CCHO BLOSSOM. 819.81 b fat as a two-ear-old,: and of the-latter’s son.JVIELIOSE CHAMPION' ECHO SYLVIA, rith backing averaging 7431 b fat for 12 [ams and whose sister produced 657.111 b at as a heifer, and ROSE VALE ECHO SEETS COUNT, nine tested dams verage 7721 b fat. The; females are in alf to the latter sire an<L to BLOOMfIELD ALCARTRA CLOTHILDE, [am’s record, 11451 b. fat, and a close elative to the sire of the world s chamiion producer, Totara C. R. Buttercup. L’he females represent the best proven J areora strains for type, heavy producion, and high test. Many of the females iave excellent C.O.R. Records. Catalogues rom the Joint Auctioneers.

\ITKIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., VT LTD., Timaru, Christchurch, InpS! I'GOULD, 1 'GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., 1 Timaru,- Christchurch,- -etc.- • ■ CLEARING SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, Commencing at .1 o’clock On Farm, .Keintan, rNorth Taieri. TAALGETY & - - CO.,- ■ • ■ -LTD., U have received instructions from Mr A. P. Gibson, whose lease -has- expired, to offer, as above, the following Live and Dead Stock: — HORSES. 4 draught Mares (good in all work) , CATTLE. 4 dairy Cows (September calvers) 2 dairy Cows (in profit) 1 2-year-old' Heifer (December. calver) 7 yearling Heifer. PIGS. 2 Sows and litters 1 young Berkshire Boar. IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES, ETC. M.H. mower, d.f. plough, 3-furrow disc plough, 9ft disc harrows (International), cultivator, Norwegian barrows, 13-coulter M.H. grain drill, M.H. binder (6ft cut), Iron Age potato planter, Iron Age potato digger, double scuffler, digger plough, 4-leaf harrows and bar, saddle harrows, 3 Planet Junr. seufflers, 2 drays and frame, Baltic separator, 2 milk cans, set blocks and chains, 3 sets plough chains, leading chains, 2 ! saddles and breechings, 4 collars and hames, 4 sets winkers, 4 horse covers, trees, clod crusher, quantity netting, grindstone, ladder, boiler, quantity Arran Chief seed potatoes, bin loose ■ chaff (about 100 bags), farm tools, etc. 4 SALE OF FREEHOLD FARMING PROPERTY, Near Georgetown, North Otago. ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1934, „.At 2 p.m. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., under instructions from the Public Trustee as Executor of the will of John Johnston, deceased, will offer by Public Auction at their Rooms, Thames street, Oamaru: — FREEHOLD FARMING PROPERTY, being Sections 93, 94a, 94b, 95 and 97, Block I, Awamoko district; area, 379 acres 2 roods 8 poles, with small dwelling and shed thereon, situate near Georgetown, about 18 miles from Oamaru; handy to Uxbridge Railway Station. Well sheltered, warm country, and will grow good crops of oats rape, and turnips; recommended to anyone in search of a .grazing and fattening proposition;, admirably suited to work in conjunction with a highcountry run. Terms cash. Immediate possession can be given. Ine property is for bona fide sale in order to wind up the estate. Fult, pUß^/c iC TRUST r 'oFFICJS, Oamaru; Or, THE AUCTIONEERS.