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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22566, 9 May 1935, Page 18

I SALES BY AUCTION TUESDAY. MAY 14, At 12.30. In Our Main Floor Rooms, Dowling street, Under Instructions from the District Public Trustee, in the Estate of Emily Ormrod. SOUTH DUNEDIN LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. 35 BROUGHTON STREET. Annual Rental. £4. City Corporation Lease, 21 Years from April 28, 1925. On which is erected 4-ROOMED WOODEN DWELLING, With detached waslihouse and coal shed. Electric light, gas cooker, modern conveniences. TAMES SAMSON . & CO. have received instructions to sell this desirable little Property, being Allot. 34, Subdivision of Section 6. Block VII, Town District, containing 9.0 poles, xso. 35 Broughton street. , Further particulars m^.^^LmT ,™ DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE. ° r ' AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935, I At 12.30 p.m. On the Farm, Owaka Valley. DONALD RETD & CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from Mr Archd. Roger (who has sold his farm) will sell the whole of his Live and Dead Stock as follows: . 34 Ewes (guar, s.m.) 37 Ewes (full-mouth) 14 cull Lambs 5 Dairy Cows (full milk) 13 Dairy Cows, (September and October calvers) 'l 3-vear-old Heifer (July calver) 4 2-year-old Heifers (September .calvers) § 1 registered yearling Ayrshire Hull 6 heifer Calves • 1 spring cart Mare (9yrs, all work) ' 1 spring cart Mare (in foal, 9yrs, all work) 1 draught Mare fin foal, all work) 1 colt Foal (Brilliantshine out of Bergie Lad mare) - 1 draught Mare (4yrs, in foal, all • ' work) 1 si. R. and G. digger plough, set of .discs, set 3-leaf tine harrows, clod crusher, 75-gallon Alfa Laval separator (new), cream cans, buckets, spring cart, swingle trees, chains, collars, winkers, set spring cart harness, horse covers, sheep netting, stakes, barb, wire, poultry, stack oaten sheaves (about 5£ tons), 8 sacks seed oats, copper and stand, ladder. I Quantity of furniture, 2 dogs, tools, sundries. OUTSIDE ENTRIES. 1 harness Mare (6yrs, all work) | 1 draught Gelding (3yrs, broken chains) I draught Gelding (rising 8 years, all work) 1 draught Gelding (Syrs, all work, good shafter) , 1 Mare (hack, Syrs, broken to harness) 1 spring cart Gelding (Syrs). Further entries will be taken for horses only. ' i'.'v • ■'.."■,' NOTE.—The cows are a really good Hue. They have been heavily culled, and are in calf to a purebred Shorthorn bull. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FRIDAY, MAY 10, At 11 a.in. At Dunedin Horse Sale Yards. , SPECIAL HORSE. SALE. ; .* WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, AND CO., LTD., will hold 5 a SPECIAL HORSE SALE, when „they will sell by Public Auction, as above: PRESENT ENTRIES. 18 Draughts 23 Spring Carters • and Half Draughts 10 Hacks .' ' 1 Trotter (Hytemoana) 1 Pony 3 Gigs and Harness ' 1 Spring Cart 1, baker's Van. \ '* All in excellent order. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. « , MONDAY, MAY 13, 1935, At 12.30 o'clock. At our Bridge Yards, Waitahuns. WAITAHUNA STOCK SALE. THE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE, ASSOCIATION OF N.Z., LTD., will offer by auction, as above: 60 sound-mouth Ewes 100 forward Lambs (6 weeks on teed) 4 Pigs., On Account of Mr A. Rowe: His Freehold Section of 3 acres, being -Sections 2-8 and 13 ; and 19, Block XXI, Township of Havelock. rpHE ALLIANCE ADVANCE & DISA COUNT COMPANY, LIMITED. " MONEY TO LEND ON ALL CLASSES OF SECURITY,'' Including Furniture, Chattels, Etc., Etc. THE ALLIANCE ADVANCE & DISCOUNT CO., LTD., S6O Moray place. ONES TO' LEND •At lowest current rates. I. L. TURNBULL. Solicitor, Centra] Chambers, Bond street, Dunedin. P.O. Box 755. TRUST MONEY TO LEND On Fir,st Mortgage- on Vreehold Securities, at Current Rate ol , JOHN WILKINSON & ROLFE. f Solicitors,' 26 Dowling street. UIE OCTAGON FINANCE COMPANY, LTD. —We have Money to Lend in sums up to £IOO ; all securities.

At Reno, U.S.A., America's famous divorce citv, they are used to this sort of thing. The other day Miss Dorothy Williams, of Fresno, walked into the marriage license bureau with two men. "Which one is the groom? " the clerk asked Miss Williams replied she had not decided. The clerk drew a halfdollar out of the cash drawer and flipped it. One of the men said "Heads," and "heads" it was, so he and Miss Williams were married shortly afterwards bv the district judge. The man who called "Tails" was one of the witnesses to the ceremony.