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Otago Witness, Issue 2057, 27 July 1893, Page 25

Auctions. T^T O T I C E. The SALE of STOCK, &c , advertised by the Farmer's Agency Company, Limited, at Middlemarch Yards for 27th July is POSTPONED till THURSDAY, 3rd August. JOHN GRINDLEY, lOjy Auctioneer. THURSDAY^ 3rd AUGUST 1893, At 12 o'clock. MIDDLEMARCH MONTHLY SALE. ffIHE FARMERS'~AGENCY COMPANY X (LIMITED) will hold their Regular Monthly Sale at Middlemarch on Thursday, 3rd August, at 12 o'clock sharp : 2500 posts and strainers Sheep, Cattle, Horses. Entries, as usual, received up to time of starting sale. JOHN GRINDLEY, sjy Auctioneer. FRIDAY, 18th AUGUST, At Noon. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mrs Watt, of Inchclutha, to sell by Auction, at the Crown Hotel, Balclutha, on the above date : r 104 acres (portion of Ashgrovo Estate), being sections land 4, block XII, InchClutha. As this Farm is situated about a mile from Stirling Dairy Factory and Railway Station, and is one of the richest on Inch-Clutha, it offers an excellent investment for either cropping or dairy farming. For particulars apply to The AUCTIONEERS; Or D. STEWART, 26jy^ Solicitor, Balclutha. ALORIE & CO. •_ AUCTIONEERS, Rabbitskin, Sheepskin, Fbtjit, asb Produce Salesmen, PRINCES STRE2T (Late Salvation Arm; Barraoks), DUNEDIN. Regular Sales of : Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Rabbitekina, Sheepskins, Poultry, Fruit, and General Farm Produce. Poultry should reach ns Thursday. Our pens accommodate 1400 head. Aooonnt Sales with Cheque every Tuesday. i R. B. MARTIN] [A. CABRICK MARTIN R. B. MARTIN & SON, VALUATORS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, ACT in the capacity of Agents to sell or let , Land and Houses, Collect Rents, Invest Moneys, Negotiate Loans, Effect Insurances. Attend Waste Land Board Meetings, Crown Land Sales and Ballots, and Educational Reserves Sales. Communications regarding Crown Lands open > and to be opened for sale or selection promptly answered, and plans, &c., forwarded free of charge. Persons in the country and others desirous of taking up Crown Lands can do so by employing us to act for them and thus avoid the expense and loss of time in coming to Dunedin. Office : Colonial Bank Buildings, Water street Dunedin. Postal and Telegraphic Address— B. B. MARTIN & SON, Dunedin. Late Advertisements. TO RABBIT TRAPPERS. WANTED; at Tcviot Station, a number of TRAPPERS. Terms : TWENTY SHILLINGS per HUNDRED. None but experienced men need apply. W. T. SCRIMQEOUR. Ocean Beach Freezing Works. AS it has come to my knowledge that statements are being circulated with reference to my Freezing Works which are not in accordance with facts, and calculated to mislead Farmers, I desire to inform Sheepgrowers generally that, even should a sale of the Ocean Beach Freeziug Works be effected, the control and management of them will remain with me as heretofore, and that the present system of NET CASH AND HIGHEST PRICE will be strictly adhered to. Farmers -who have been asked to believe pre" judicial reports to the effect that the Ocean Beach Freezing Works will be instrumental in pulling down the value of sheep, or in any possible way injurious to the welfare of farmers, I would respectfully ask to reserve judgment and decide from actual experience. To these works alone I think can be attributed the present high-level values of sheep, and the advanced prices. Farmers have had 12 years' experience of my system of doing business, and have testified their appreciation of it in numberless ways. During the two years my Freezing Works have been established, very decided advantages have resulted to Sheepgrbwers, and I would ask Farmers to judge the position from their dealings in the past, and can assure them that exactly the same methods will pertain to the future. It will certainly not be of the Ocean Beach Freezing Works they will have cause to complain. I can find an outlet for all the Fat Sheep grown in Southland, and am prepared to pay the Highest Net Cash Price for same. I again respectfully ask judgment on the merits of business transactions hitherto, and not onjany fancy concoctions of opponents which may be circulated with a view to prejudice Farmers against the above Works. J. G. WARD, Inveroargai, July 18, 1893. 27ju