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Otago Witness, Issue 2572, 1 July 1903, Page 41

Auit ons FRIDAY, 10th JULY, At 12 Noon. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY STOCK, &c. STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. are instructed by Mr W. Hams, Heywood Toad, Mihiwaka, to cell by auction as above, his well-luaown herd of Dairy Cattle, etc., as follows: 25 milking Cow* 2 three-year-olds j 5 two-year-olds 6 yearlings 2 Calves 1 Holstein Bull 1 Tamworth Sow 2 Porkers 2 draught Horses Spring dray, buggy, hame* 1 ;, agricultural implements, dairy utensils, stack oaten hay, etc.. etc. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. FRIDAY, 10th JULY, At 12 o'clock. CLEARING SALE At Glen Park, Shag Valley. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATTVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), instructed by Mr G. Buchanan, jun., will s«ll as above the whole of his STOCK, PLANT, Etc., comprising: 120 halfbred and three-quarterbred Ewes (in lamb to Border Leicester ramp) 2 draught Mares (stinted to Clydesdale Laddie) 1 draught Gelding, syr«, by St. Alexander 3 draught Geldings and Filly, two and three years old, by King of the Ring and Russell's Fancy 1 saddle and harness Mare (stinted to ■ Duncan Abdullah) 3 dairy Cows, close to profit 3 young Cattle 2 Wood's binders (one almost new), double-furrow plough, discs, 4-leaf harrows, 1 roller, Planet Jr. drill harrows, grain drill, sledgea, singletrees, dray and frame, dog-cart, harness, and a lot of sundries. Luncheon provided. N B.— Mr Buchanan's lea.=e having e\pirod, everything is for absolute and unreserved sale. Outiide entries received With Mr BUCHANAN; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY. 3rd JULY, 1903, At 12 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE Of HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES. DAIRY COWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc , etc , etc. DONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) have received instruotion6 from Mr I J. Gorman, jun , to sell by auction, on the Premises, at Woodsido (near Outram), on the above date : 3 heavy draught Horses; good workers 1 heavy draught Filly, 43"rs ; good worker 1 Yearling, by The Mackenzie 1 Colt, 3yrs, by Lord Lyon 1 Marc, 6yrs ; siro, Topsman ; in foal to Marshal Niel m 1 Spring-carter, 4yn 1 Hack, syrs, by Dunville. 2 draught Geldings, syr^ 1 Spring-carter, 6yrs 1 Merrie Stanton Marc, syi=, -nitli foal at foot by Ca c ket 5 quiet dairy Cow a, fpring calvrrs ♦ Heifers, in calf 4 Cows, coming to calving 1 shorthorn Bull Road dray (with frame), contractor's tipdray, farm tip dray (with frame), spring-cart and harness, MasseyHarris reaper and binder, doublefurrow and swing ploughs, 4-leaf harrows, blocks and chains, 6 Bets shaft, plough, and leading harness, farm tools, dairy utensils, and a large quantity of Household Furniture and sundries. Luncheon provided. (^ MA L L BIRD PEST. Reduced to a minimum by using POISONED C.RAIN prepared by DAN BROWN, j Winton, Southland. Testimonials from farmers in Wintcan, Forest Hill, and Hokonui districts. 14ap npUSSICURA Cures Coughe of long-etand-I- ing, promotes easy expectoration. A trial solicited — Young and Anderson, Pet-or-eon and Co. 24jn