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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22630, 23 July 1935, Page 18

SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY, TUESDAY. JULY 23, At 2 p.m. In Our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling \ street.■ CATALOGUE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Including PRETTY WILTON PILE CARPET (12 x 11.3),NEARLY NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE (7 Drawer), f-FOOT OAK WARDROBE (3 Pieces), RIMU DUCHESSE PAIR. H YARDS AXMINSTER RUNNER, ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEANER, RIMU CHINA CABINET, • 4-PIECE OAK BEDROOM SUITE, OAK BUFFET SIDEBOARD, 12 x 10.6 AXMINSTER CARPET, Draw-leaf Table, Oak Oval Dining Table, Stained Tea Wagon, Duchesse Chests, Ornaments, Vases, Single Wood Bedsteads, 8-piece Leather Suite, Fireside Chairs, Child’s H. Chair, S.G. Chairs, R.P. Sideboard, WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO '• (Albion Piano Company), Axminster Runner, Sofa and Hearthrugs, 2 Axminster Carpets, Ottoman Box, Rimu Duchesse Pair, Copper Kerbs, Log Boxes, Couch, Oval Dining Table, Bookcase, Pictures, Paintings, Drop-side Cot, Shakedown, Mattressls, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Oak Clock, Etc., Etc. TAMES. SAMSON & CO. w _ have received- instructions to sell, in their Downstairs Rooms, Dowling street, a large catalogue of Household Furniture, Furnishings, etc., etc. THIS DAY. TUESDAY, JULY 23, At 2.30 o’clock. Account Those Concerned. T) M. S P E D D I N G is instructed to sell by auction, at his Rooms,; To-day (Tuesday), at 2.30 o’clock: Two enamelled baths, 3 basins, 200-gal. tank, 20 gals, paint (cream, white, green), 160 drapers’ cartons, 17 boxes packet prunes (30-40’s), 2 chests, 3 half-chests choice Ceylon tea, and other lines. In lots to suit. THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935, At 12.30 o’clock. On the Farm, near Wylie's Crossing. CLEARING SALE OF STUD CLYDESDALE MARES, FILLIES AND FOALS, ALSO FATTENING BULLOCKS AND HEIFERS, TOGETHER WITH DAIRY HERD. yTTONALD REID & CO., LTD., / are instructed by Mr Robert Hamilof Wylie’s Crossing (whose lease has expired) to sell by auction, as above, without reserve: SHEEP. 86 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 I Southdown) 57 ewe Hoggets • . , 15 wether Hoggets 5 Wethers (4-tooth) CATTLE. , 1 2-year-old stud Shorthorn Bull, bred by the late' J. A. Johnstone, of Buehey Park 6 Dairy Cows (spring calvers) 1 Dairy Cow (at drop) 20 Bullocks - (2J 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) 1 Mare (9yrs, “Lady Margaret,” Vol. 10, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, by Bridgebank Chancellor, dam—Jean Wilson, Vol. 8, by Wairongoa Footprint) 1 Mare (“ Broadacres Queen,” 9 years, Vol. TO, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, by Bridgebank Chancellor, dam , Kate.’i 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. 10, 5 years, stinted to Scotland’s Hero, by “ Fyvie Guardsman,” Vol. 11; dam—“Broadacres Queen,” Vol. 10, by Bridgebank Chancellor) , 1 Filly (“Broadacres 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 (“ Broadacres Princess Elizabeth,” Vol. 16. 5 months old, by Scotland’s ’ Hero; dam— Bashfu’ Kate, Vol. 8) 1 Foal (“ Broadacres Queenie Heroine,” Vol. 16, 4 months, by Scotland’s Hero; dam— Broadacres Queen, Vol; 10, by Bridgebank Chancellor) l 1 Foal (“ Broadacres Lady Rose,” 4 months, Vol. 16, by Scotland’s Hero; dam—Rosie of Broadacres, Vol. 16) 1 Colt (rising 2 years, “Broadacres Prince Henry,” Vol. 16, j by Scotland’s Hero; dam—- / Bonnie of Broadacres, Vol. 16) 1 Gelding (aged, all work) IMPLEMENTS. 1 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 Mr Hamilton’s Mares and Foals. They are an exceptionally good lot, and all are registered in the Stud Book. TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1935, At 12.30 p.m. On the Farm, Morton. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY HERD, HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, ETC. T}ONALD REID & CO., LIMITED, ■ I have been instructed by Mr A. A. Reid to sell by auction as above: All his Live and Dead Stock, comprising— SHEEP. 30 Romney cross wether Hoggets 10 Romney cross two-tooth Ewes ' 6 fat Ewes. HORSES, 1 aged draught Gelding 1 aged draught Mare (in foal) 1 good four-year-old spring-cart Mare 1 harness Mare. CATTLE: 10 dairy Cows (spring calvers) ; 6 dairy Cows (in milk) 3 two-year-old Heifers (September calvers) 6 heifer Calves, 1 empty Heifer , 1 bull Calf , 1 pedigree Shorthorn Bull, Thongsleigh _ Master, by J. E. Chamberlain. PIGS. 3 Sows (in pig) 6 Slips Purebred Large White Boar. IMPLEMENTS. M'Cormick s.f. plough, R. and G. d.f. plough, M.H. disc harrows, 4-leaf tine harrows, scuffler, spring dray, gig, sledge, M'Cormick Deering 2-cow milking plant with electric motor (as new), 35-gallon M'Cormick Deering separator, electric water heater, buckets, cans, wheelbarrow, and strainers, drums, churn, troughs' table end seed potatoes, trees, chains, dray and spring-cart harness, and numerous sundries. NOTE.—Please note alteration in date of sale. The Auctioneers wish to draw attention to the dairy cows, which are a good lot, the tests of which will be given out at the sale.