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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22628, 20 July 1935, Page 28

SALES BY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, JULY 24. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, At 12 o’clock, at Rooms, Liverpool and Bond streets. A PICTURESQUE STREET; VERY NICE GROUNDS. y CHARMING RESIDENCE, 3 VALPY STREET, ST. CLAIR. 'TOHN REID & SONS, LTD., JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., ** Instructed by the Perpetual Trustees Co., Ltd., Trustees in the Estate ot tf. W. Henton (Deceased), will offer:— ALLOTMENT 34, Block 11, Township of St. Clair, containing 37.5 Poles, fronting Valpy street, and modern Residence thereon. This is a singularly attractive property, Valpy street being one of our •garden” streets, while the Freehold has a big frontage, and is very nicely laid •ut in garden, lawns, etc. The House is also of attractive design, and is in splendid order throughout. There are 7 rooms, with modern conveniences, including slab fires, beam ceilings, Wardrobes, and ample cupboards, coal and gas ranges, pantry, etc., together with good range of outbuildings. The situation is sunny, handy to the car and beach, and all the amenities of a favourite seaside suburb. Further particulars and cards to inspect from SIEVWRIGHT, JAMES, & NICHOL, Solicitors to the Estate; THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES ESTATE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD.; Or, JOHN REID & SONS, LTD., Auctioneers. JOHN REID & SONS, LTD.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, At 1.30 p.m. On Premises, No. 24 Wallace street, near bottom of Pacific street. 'JOHN BEID & SONS. LTD., instructed by the owner, who is giving up housekeeping, will offer as above; SURPLUS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. WARDROBES, DUCHESSES. ELECTROLUX. Also hall stand, stair carpet, palm stands, pot plants, carpets, single and double wood beds, kapoc mattresses, pedestals, wardrobes, duchesses, chest of drawers, window and hall curtains, linoleums, chairs, rocker, wood kerbs, extending dining table, book shelves, couch, sideboard, jubilee and arm chairs, kitchen table, kitchen sundries, pots and pans, gteps, wringer, preserving pan, lawnmower, meat safe, tools, and sundries. This is a nice clean catalogue of furniture and well worth the attention of buyers. On view Tuesday Afternoon and Morning of Sale. JOHN SEID & SONS. LTD., Auctioneers. BURNSIDE SALE# YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1935. Donald reid & co., ltd., will sell: 45 prime Canterbury Bacon Pigs and 15 Porkers. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935, ~ At 12.30 o'clock. On the Farm, near Wylie’s Crossing. CLEARING SALE OF STUD CLYDESDALE MARES. FILLIES AMD FOALS, ALSO FATTENING BULLOCKS AND HEIFERS, TOGETHER WITH DAIRY HERD. Donald reid & co., ltd., are instructed by Mr Robert Hamilton, of Wylie’s Crossing (whose lease has •xpired) to sell by auction, as above, without reserve: SHEEP. 88 good-conditioned s.m. Rom. cross Ewes (in' lamb to Border Leicester and Southdown Rams, due to lamb early in September) 4 Rams (3 Border Leicester and 1 Southdown) 57 ewe Hoggets 15 wether Hoggeta 6 Wethers (4-tooth) CATTLE. 1 2-year-old stud Shorthorn Bull, bred by the late J. A. Johnstone, of Bushey Park 6 Dairy Cows (spring calvers) 1 Dairy Cow (at drop) 20 - Bullocks (2i years and over) 4 Steers 16'empty Cows (fattening) 5 empty Heifers (fattening) 4 young Dairy Heifers . HORSES. 1 aged Mare (by Newton Chief, stinted to Mendel) I Mare (9yrs, “ Lady Margaret,” Vol. 10, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, by Bridgebank Chancellor, dam—Jean Wilson, Vol. 8, by Wairongoa Footprint) 1 Mare {“ Broadaeres Queen,” 9 years, Vol. 10, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, by Bridgebank Chancellor, dam Kate,”. Vol. 8, by Newton Chief) 1 Mare (" Bonnie,” 7 years, Vol. 16. stinted to Mendel, by Bridgebank Chancellor; dam—“Bashfu’ Kate,” Vol. 8) 1 Mare (“Rosie of Broadacre,” Vol. 16, 5 years, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, By “ Fyvie Guardsman,” Vol. 11; dam — “Broadaeres Queen,” Vol. 10, by Bridgebank Chancellor) 1 Filly (“Broadaeres Marina,’’ Vol. 16, rising 3, stinted to’M’Quaid of Ochtertyre, by Scotland’s Hero, dam—Lady Margaret, Vol. 10, by Bridgebank Chancellor) 1 Foal {“ Broadaeres Princess Elizabeth,” Vol. 16. 5 months old, by Scotland’s Hero; dam — Bashfu’ Kate, Vol. 8) 1 Foal (“Broadaeres Queenie Heroine,” Vol. 16, 4 months, by Scotland’s Hero; dam — Broadaeres Queen, Vol. 10, by Bridgebank Chancellor) 1 Foal (“ Broadaeres Lady Rose,” 4 months, Vol. 16, by Scotland’s Hero; dam—Rosie of Broadaeres, Vol. 16) 1 Colt (rising 2 years, “Broadacres Prince Henry,” Vol. 16, by Scotland’s Hero; dam — Bonnie of Broadaeres, Vol. 16) 1 Gelding (aged, all work) IMPLEMENTS. I Cooper’s ,“ Little Wonder ” shearing plant, 2-stand, 1 Donald wool press, 1 d.f. R. and G. plough, 1 set R. and G. discs 1 set tine harrows, 1 clod crusher, blocks and chains, harness, horse covers, 1 spring dray, 4 rolls sheep netting, sundries. NOTE.—The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to Air Hamilton’s Mares and Foals. They are an exceptionally fjod lot, and all are registered in the tud Book. MONDAY, JULY 29, 1935. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Clearing Sale of Dairy Herd, Stock, Implements, etc. On the Farm, Merton.

TYONALD REID & CO., LTD., *-* have been instructed by Mr A. A. Reid to sell by auction as above: All his Live and Dead Stock. TUESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1935, At 1.30 p.m. At their Allanton Sale Yards. Donald reid & co., ltd., will sell bv auction, as above, on behalf of Mr Andrew Young (who is fiving up dairying) his entire Herd of )airy Cows, as under: 35 Cows (August, September, and October calvers) 9 3-year-old Heifers (September and October) 3 two-year-old empty Heifers 8 Heifer Calves pedigree Ayrshire Bull 12 Milk Cans Electro Milking Machine Cooler and Electric Heater. NOTE. —The Cows are a very good lot, and are heavy milkers. The milking plant can be inspected on Mr Andrew Young's property. BALE AT DONALD REID & CO.’S YARDS, ALLANTON.