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Otago Witness, Issue 2511, 30 April 1902, Page 33

Anctio s; THURSDAY, 15th MAY. At 11 a.m. ' CLEARING SALE NEAR HT BATHANS. ROBERT F. IXD ER, by lnsiiuetions from Mi Wm. Hanger, will s ell by public auction, at Piemises, near St. Bathans. en Thursday, 15th May, 1902. ; at 11 a m, : Three stacks oaten &hea\es 2 five-year old draught Geldings 2 eight year-old draught Ge!d:ugs 1 three-year-o'd draught Filly 1 yearling draught Celt 2 Hacks 1 four-year-old Colt, by Lauderdale Farm dray and frame, three-horse gear chaffcutter. Cambridge- roller (with turnip sowe-i). M'Ccrmick reaper and bnider,, 1 Massey, Harris three-furrow ' Jubilee " plough, 1 Massey-Harris 19-shoe drill. 1 Reid and Gray d.f. plough, 4 horse blocks. I swingletrees, plough chairs. and I backhand. 4 complete sets .-haft and leading harness, 4 horse-cover-, wool press, road scoop, land secd-^ow er 50 crossbred Wethers I 6 Cows j Large quantity of fcundrios. I A 9 Mr Hanger has disposed of hi=. farm j the- whole of the abo\e are for absolute sale. I ROBERT F. INDKR. 1 30ap Auctioneer. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE Of CROSSBRED SHEEP. EWES AND I WETHERS. PEDIGREE STUD SHEEP. DAIRY COWS. FAT AND STORE CATTLE. DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, TRACTION ENGINE AND THRESHING COMBINE, AND OTHER FARMING IMPLEMENTS. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Ist and 2nd May, 1902, Commencing each day at 9 a.m. sharp. DONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) In conjunction with FLEMING & HED LE V have received instructions from Mr E. Menlove (owing to tale to the Government of 4200 acres in Waiareka Valley) to sell by auction, on the premises at Windsor Park Estate, near Eldershe station : SHEEP. 6100 superior crossbred Sheep, Ewes and \ Wethers, Hoggets, and Lambs 3C50 purbred Ewos and Rams, Hoggets and Lambs ; LiEcoln, Shropshire, English. and Border-Leicester breed ; stud Sheep, with high pedigrees, and being the whole of Mr Menlove's stud flocks. 9450 HORSES. 50 heavy Draughts, Mares. Geldings, Colts, Fillies, and Foals 4 pedigree Clydesdale Entires, rising three year* ifor pedigree see Catalogue) 20 Fupenor Hacks and light Harness • Horeec 74 0 \TTLE. 16 dairy Cow< 5 Dedigrree shorthorn Bui'-; /see Catalogued 20 fat Bullocks 23 Cows 145 j'earling Steers, He.feis, and Calves. 207 Traction engine and tl-rpshing combine, and a large quantity of farming implements, including drays, ploughs, rollers, harness etc . etc The WincKor Pf-rk Stud Sbee-p are in well and favourably known that comment is scarcely necessary : suffice to s,ay that the flocks were established by Mr Menlcne about 30 years ago They have been carefully bred, and new blood of the purest strains introduced from time to time as required, regardless of cost For purity of breeding, character, and style tliev will be found equal to any in New Zealand, and as Mr Meniovo has sold his estate to the Government, and ii~ giving up the stud flocks, this valuable flock, together with horses, cattle, implements, etc. will be offered for unreserved sale to the highest bidder. ORDER OF SALES FIRST DAY— THURSDAY MORNING-. Hacks— Lot 51, at 9 a m. Draught Horse— Lot 1, at 10 15 a. n. Implements at 2 p m SECOND DAY— FRIDAY MORNING: Pig« at 9 a.m. Cattle at 9 30 a in 1 Sheep at 11 a m j Cata'o'j;ue=, now read}, and v. ill be for warded on application. NOTE. —For the con\eni'-nc» e,f parti--- a f - tenchng the sale, a Spec 1.11 Tra:n will lea\e Oamaru at 8 a in., arming Hl'ler-lie f-taiion at 3.35. a><l n-tiuiiing to Oamaru from Elder- j at 5.30 p in Lllli'h'-O'l ]jICA,i.IcA at talo