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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26778, 22 May 1948, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION JAMES SAMSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. TUESDAY, MAY 25. Starting at 1.30 Sharp. In our Downstairs Rooms, Dowling ' street. SALE BY AUCTION Of IK)USEHOLD FURNITURE, GOODS, AND CHATTELS, DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE RING, LADY’S WRIST WATCH, LARGE AXMINSTER PLAIN-GROUND 'CARPET (15ft x 12ft 4m), STANDARD,. SEWING MACHINE (Drophead), 2 H.P. ELECTRIC MOTOtf, WITH PULLEY AND BELTING, ETC., 4 SPLENDID BALLOON-BACK MAHOGANY CHAIRS (With Fluted Legs, Antique), JAMES SAMSON AND CO, have been instructed to sell by auction at their Rooms, Dowling street: The following Furniture, etc.— 3-PIECE CHESTERFIELD SUITE, IN MOQUETTE (Beautifully Made), Unit Chairs, Tub Chairs. 2 Divan Chairs. CHESTERFIELD SETTEE, COFFEE TABLE. Kerb, Log Box, 4 Fireside Chairs, 3-PIECE FIRESIDE SUITE IN MOQUETTE. SUPERIOR CARPET SQUARE. 3 DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE CARPETS, Hall Runner, Heavy INLAID LINO.. ANTIQUE ORMOLU HIGH STANDARD TABLE LAMP (With Cut-glass Bowl), Leather Writing Case (in leather case), Leather Bag Suitcase, 3 Long White Linen Table Cloths. Pillotv Shams, Runners and Doyleys, Pictures, Glasses, China Ware, Photo Frames, Crockery, Gramophone, Hearth Rugs, ANTIQUE BRASS CANDLESTICK, Brass Bowl, Brass Plaque, Ornaments, 3 CLOCKS. Electric Cleaner, Henna Curtains, Fruit Dish, Extending Dining Table, SMALL OAK SIDEBOARD, SUPERIOR 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, WITH LARGE MIRROR. TWIN 3ft BEDROOM SUITE COMPLETE, 3 Single Wood Beds and Wires, Double Panel Bed and Beddings, Mattress, Wardrobe, Duchesse Chests, Tables, Chairs, EIDER .QUILT, Travelling Rug, Suitcase, Preserving Jars, WIRE-SEAT COUCH AND SQUAB, Bird Cages, Hat Box. 2 CABIN TRUNKS, 1 SARATOGA TRUNK, Genoa Settee, Dog Kennel. Gas Griller, 2 Folding Chairs, Separator, 4 Kettles, Cooking Utensils, Dressmaker's Model, VIOLIN, CASE AND BOW. Wicker Trav and Basket. Girdle. KITCHEN CABINET WITH DRAWERS AND BINS. JAMES SAMSON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SALE, TUESDAY. MAY 25, At 1.30 sharp. JP„OR THE YEAR 1948 BEND IT TO SAMSON’S, IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING FOR SALE. WEEKLY AUCTION SALES HELD. CLEARING SALE, ON THE FARM, POPOTUNOA, WAIPAHI, THURSDAY, MAY 27, At 12 Noon. ■\TATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY IN CO., OF N.Z., LTD. (Inc. in England), having sold the farm, have received instructions from Messrs A. and R. J. Brown to conduct a complete Clearing Sale of their Live and Dead Stock, com--210 1-shear Romney cross Ewes (Romney Rams May 1) 300 2 and 3-shear Romney cross Ewes (Romney Rams May 1) 210 Romney cross ewe Hoggets, 120 1 and 2-shear Romney cross Wethers (fat and forward). HORSES. 1 Hack, 1 Spring Carter, 1 Pony (good) IMPLEMENTS. 1 D2 Caterpillar Tractor (760 hrs), 1 M-Moline Tractor, 26 h.p., on steel (in good condition), 1 R. and G. Tractor Swamp Plough. 1 3-furrow Horse Plough. 1 Single Digger, Horse Plough, 1 Oft Tractor Cambridge Roller, 1 10ft R. and G. Tandem Discs, 1 Oft M.H. Binder, 1 Clod Crusher, 1 9ft R. and G. Horse Disc Harrows, 1 Storrie-Willett 4-row Scuffler, 1 Booth-Mac. Chain-driven Grass Stripper. 1 Vulcan Top-dresser, 1 R. and G. Wool Press, 1 4-leaf. 1 3-leaf Harrow's and Bar. SUNDRIES. Saddle and Bridle, Leading Chains, Cart Saddle and Breeching, Blocks and Chains, 2 coils Cyclone, Stock Lick. Chaff Sacks. ’ . . OUTSIDE ENTRIES: John Deere Tractor (Model AR, 21 h.p., on steel), 1 7ft Tandem Disc Harrows, 1 R. and G. Woo] Press, 1 Semi-swamp Horse Plough, 1 Stripper, 1 3-year, weight-carrying Hack (unbroken), , 1 5-year weight-carrying Hacx (quiet). LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UCTIONEERS NOTE.—We wish to ret that Messrs A. and R. J. Browns ck and Plant can be strongly recounted to intending purchasers. The Ewes big-framed ewes of excellent type ana good condition. The Hoggets are well d. having been carefully selected, and Wethers are practically all fat. The Caterpillar Tractor can be described Diactically new, being just run in, and Moline Tractor is in very good oraei, ing been used for light work only. ■ balance of the Implements are m the t of condition. Trucking arrangements be made if required CLEARING SALE OF R ST-CLASS DAIRY HERD, HORSES. PLANT AND CROPS, ETC, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1948, At 1 p.m. On the Farm, Low'cr Harbour, Port Chalmers. E OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEAD LIMITED, favoured with instrucfrom Mr L. J. Smith. Low'er Harwill offer for sale by public auch\s a Live < and Dead Stock, comprising— DAIRY COWS. 23 dairv Cow’s (in full milk) 4 dairy Cows (June calvers) 4 dairv Cow’s (spring calvers) 2 dairy Cow’s (July calvers) 4 dairy Heifers (at profit) 6 tw’o-year-old Heifers (empty) G yearling Heifers 2 heifer Calves 4 store Cows 1 two-year-old Holstein Bull. HORSES. 1 four-year-old Gelding (a.w r .) 1 aged Gelding (a.w.). DOGS. 1 cattle Dog 1 sheep Dog. PLANT, ETC. 1 S F R. and G. Plough. 1 M.H. Hillside Plough. 1 Scuffler and Attachments, 1 Set Three-leaf Harrow’s and Bar, 1 Set Incut Discs, 1 Itayrake, 1 Boothmac Havsweep, 1 Oliver Mower, 2 lOgal Milk Cans, 1 Bggl Milk Can, 1 3-gnl Milk Can. 1 4-gal Milk Can, 2 Buckets, 1 Cooler, 1 Churn. 1 75gallon Lister Separator, 1 New Departure Milker, 2-cow’ Plant (complete), Modem 4-cow’ Bucket Milker (incomplete), 1 Speedway Boiler and Steamer. 22 Cow Covers, 1 Sledge. 1 Wheel Sledge. M.H. Turnip Pulper, 1 R- and G. 3-blade Chaffcutter. 1 Spring Dray, 1 Water Pump (new), 2 Sets Winkers. 2 Collars. 3 Sets Hames. 2 Plough Chains, 1 Set Spring Cart Harness, 2 Single Horse Trees 1 Double Swingletree, 1 3-horse Tree. 1 Hay Knife, 1 Horse Cover, 1 i h.p. Anderson Engine. 1 400-gallon Tank. 1 Electric Heater, 1 20-gallon Vat, 2 Clod Crushers, 45 Gallons Crude 1 25cwt INTERNATIONAL TRUCK AND FRAME (tyres in good order). CROPS. Approximately 300 Bales Clover Hay Aporoximately 6-Acres of Mongolds, ' Soft Turnips, Swedes and Chou Moellicr (to he carted off or eatenofT with sheep). AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—’The above herd of Cows are all young Shorthorn cross and Jersey cross, in good condition, and can be recommended to buyers. SPECIAL ENTRY, BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. MESSRS DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England), will offer at above sale, on account of Mr W. Mcßreen (Moa Flat): 3G Hereford and Shorthorn breeding Cows, third calvers, in good condition. Mated with Polled Angus Bull.