STILL GOING STRONG! Aaalfamated Theatre*. Ltd OCTAGON The Theatre Beautiful. 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. ALFRED HITCHCOCK (Master of Suspense) Presents JOAN FONTAINE JOAN FONTAINE Winner of latest Academy Award for her sensational acting in “ Suspicion,” “ SUSPICION ” “ SUSPICION ” “ SUSPICION ” “ SUSPICION ” “ SUSPICION ” With CARY GRANT CARY GRANT (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS ' Begg’s and Octagon (13-091). PRESERVE YOUR HERITAGE!—INVEST IN' LIBERTY LOAN. SALES BY AUCTION , . . TUESDAY, MAY 19. 1942, At 10.30 a.m. On the Farm. Wylie’s Crossing. DISPERSAL ~SALE FIRST-’ CLASS DAIRY HERD, HORSES AND PLANT' WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from MESSRS CLARK BROS, (who are giving up dairying owing to Mr Stan. Clark having to fulfil military duties) to sell by Public Auction, as above: THEIR COMPLETE DAIRY HERD. HORSES AND PLANT. , Comprising:— CATTLE: 10 dairy Cows (May-June calvers) 24 dairy Cows (July-August calvers) 37 dairy. ,Cows (September-October calvers) 4 dairy Cows (October calvers) 8 dairy Cows (just calved) 20 two-year-old Heifers (September calvers) / 20 10-monlh-ald Friesian Calves 1 registered four-year-old Shorthorn Bull (bred by A. Struthers, Mosgiel). SILVERSIDE LADDIE 1 registered four-year-old Friesian Bull (bred by H. North and Sons. Omimi). HORSES: 1 fourryear-old draught Gelding (all work) 1 five-year-old draught Gelding (all work) 1 registered three-year-old Filly, MOKOTUA NETHERTON LADT (all work) 1 three-year-old Filly, MOKOTUA DOLLY (all work) 1 three-year-old Filly (all work) I registered seven-year-old Mare, LADY ROSE (all work); foal at foot by VERDLEA MOONLIGHT: stinted to VERDLEA MOONLIGHT 1 registered six - year • old Mare, ROSEBANK BELL (all work); stinted to VERDLEA MOON-’ LIGHT ■' : • 2 two-year-old draught Geldings (broken to chains) ' 4 yearling Colts by ARUKETO PRINCE 1 yearling Filly by ARUKETO PRINCE 1 aged spring-cart Gelding (all -work) 1 eight-year-old spnng-cart Gelding (all work) r 1 three-year-old -spring-cart Filly (all work) 1 eight-year-old spring-cart Mare (all work): foal at foot; stinted to VERDLEA MOONLIGHT. • . IMPLEMENTS. ETC.: 9ft R. and G. roller (new); R. and G double scuffler (new): Oliver mowei (new): 10ft R. and Q. Discs (new); 13-coulter R. and G. drill (new); hay rake (new);, double-row R. and G. scuffler (new); M.H. 6ft Discs; 3ft disc plough; single scuffler (new); d.f. Duncan plough; four-leaf harrow and bar; sledge; li-yard tip dray and frame; spring dray: gig; four-wheeled waggon and pole; Cyclone netting (plain and’ barb, wire); harness for eight horses: 2 sets leading Chains (new); dray saddle and breeching; horse and cow covers; 2 sets fourhorse blocks and chains; swingletrees; stack cover (36 x 18. new); six-cow modern milking plant: Zip comi storage better (automatic control): , milk cooler: 1 h.p. motor and water pump; 28 10-gall, cans (new): buckets: testing bucket: electric Stewart horse clipper; cow syringe and dehorners. sundries; 2200 bales hay: 2 stacks good clover hay: 8 acres Green Globe turnips; 7 acres swede turnips; 60 fowls: quantity household furniture N. 8.; Special attention is drawn to tht dairy herd. They have all been bred by Messrs Clark Bros., who have culled heavby each season, and comprise ah young cows—second, third and fourthcalvers. The daily average of milk produced by this herd during OctoberDecember was 260 gallons.- The 20 calves ccmprise the progeny of only the best C °The horses are particularly good sorts, and can be thoroughly recommended as good workers. The Implements, which have only recently been purchased, aie as new. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED SATURDAY, MAY- 16, 1942, At 2 p.m. On the Property, Lawrence. SALE OF FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO.. LTD., have received instructions from Mr H. Pitt (who has sold his property) to sell by Public Auction, as above: FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES, comprising— Writing desk, settee, chairs, tables, hall stand, Bft x 10ft carpet, armchair, bookcase. 2 duchesses, washstand, sofa, double wire mattress, kitchen utensils, filter and stand, jam bottles, electric stove, Cyclone netting, rabbit netting, posts, sundries, etc.; 140 sheets roofing iron (4ft to 9ft lengths: in good order), sawbench (with 24in saw), 3 h.p. Blackstone engine (petrol or kerosene), 60ft 4in belting. TUESDAY, MAY 19. At 11 o’clock. On the Premises. 164 Bond street (Near Manor street). OFFICE FURNITURE, WAREHOUSE FITTINGS ENGLISH FIREPROOF SAFE (Samuel Withers. 36 x 24 x 24, outside; 2 drawers), OAK ROLL-TOP “ CUTLER ” DESK. ROYAL TYPEWRITER. STEEL 4-DRAWER FILING CABINET. SET OF STEEL BOOKSHELVES, COUNTER SHOWCASE. 3 SETS , EACH 24 FEET STORE (WOODEN) FITTINGS, OFFICE TABLES AND SLOPE DESKS, Marble Clock, Revolving Office Chair, Office Stool. Electric Radiators, Glass Showcases, Baskets, Cash Boxes, 30-inch Paper Cutter, Earthenware Jars. 36 Cardboard Boxes, Pair Cart Skids. Mats, Austrian Chairs, Carrier’s Bicycle. “ Samson ” Truck, 3 Leather Sample Cases, Warehouse Sundries. On View Monday Afternoon. PARK, REYNOLDS, LIMITED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ' CLEARING SALE. BLACKSTONE HILL, THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1942, Commencing at 1 p.m. Messrs dalgety & co.. ltd., have been instructed by the Trustees late E. Williamson to offer at above time and place: The whole of the Sheep, Cattle. Horses, and Implements. Full particulars later. BALCLUTHA SALE . FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942, At W. 45 a.m. 130 fat Lambs 75 fat Ewes 35 fat Wethers 50 forward wether Lambs 120 ewe Lambs 150 wether Lambs. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. riIHE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS & i WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION,
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24915, 14 May 1942, Page 8
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