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Otago Witness, Issue 2672, 31 May 1905, Page 37

Auctions. close at hand. It js, too, remarkably free from weeds. > TERMS : —Twenty-five per cent, cash, 15 per cent, in two years, and the balance in , five years with interest at 5 per cent. Plans and full particulars on application WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO., Dunedin, Invercargill, Gore, Balfour, Kelso ; Mr A. W. RODGER, Waimea House, Gore. CLEARING SALE AT ST. RONAN'S HOMESTEAD, NEAR WOODLANDS. FRIDAY, 2nd JUNE, 1905. At 11 a.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO have been instructed by A. R. Hay, i Esq., who has fold the Homestead Block of his property, to sell by public auction all his | Livo Stock. Plant, and Household Furni- , ture, compiising 37 HORSES. 37 9 draught Geidings, six to nine years 3 draug'.vt Mares, in foaJ 3 draught Geldings, one, two, and three years 1 draught yearling Colt 1 draught Foal 9 saddle and harness Iffares and Geldings, five to nine j-ears 4 one and two year old Mares and Geldings 7 half-draught Foals. 210 SHEEP. 210 110 full-mouth crossbred Ewes 50 crossbred Lambs 50 fat merino Wethers. 6 DAIRY COWS. 6 IMPLEMENTS. Cambridge roller, broadcast seed-sower ' (Duncan), 2 d.f. ploughs (R. end G.), tine harrows discs, seed-cleaner (Andrews and Beaven), 3 drays, waggonette, single buggy, daisy-cart, etc., etc. FURNITURE. The whole of Mr Hay's Household , Furniture, in which is included . superior Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Bedroom Suites, and a large number of useful articles for domestic use. Luncheon provided. SATURDAY, 3rd JUNE," At 11 o'clock. At the Dtmedin Horse Saleyards. SPECLIL ENTRY of FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions to sell by public auction, at above time and place : On account of Mr Henry Hurring (Romahap a) : His waggon team of 6 first-class heavy draught Mares and Geldings ; young. On account of a Southern Client : 12 first-class young heavy Draughts ; suitable for contractors. Further particulars in later advertisement . Times. 31my Mo.TDAY, sth JUNE, At 1 o'clock. At Palmerston Saleyards. PALMERSTON MONTHLY STOCK SALE. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. will hold their usual Monthly Sale as above, when they will offer: 225 crossbred Ewes (served by Border Leicester rams) 265 crossbred Wethers 492 crossbred wether Lambs 20 head mixed Cattle. Also, on account of Mr R. M'Rae (Puketapue) : 8 acres turnips (to be eaten off by sheep). 29my THURSDAY, 15th JUNE, At 9 o'clock. THE GREATEST DISPLAY OF THE YEAR of PEDIGREE CLYDESDALE MARES and FELLIES, COLTS and GELDINGS) MATCHED CARRL4.GE and BUGGY PAIRS. SPRIN-G-VAN and SPRINGCART HORSES, and HACKS and LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. will hold their Fourteenth Annual Winter Hors© Fair at the Dunedin Saleyards on Thursday, 15th June, at 9 o'clock, when they will sell : 150 Magnificent Clydesdale Mares and Geldings, Colts and Fillies, by several of tha best sires in Otago and from many of the foremost breeders — viz. : — Wm Waddell (Waikaka Valley), Thomas Logan (Otama), John B. Blair (Outram), J. A. Townsend (Waikouaiti), John Lindsay (Outram), W. and N. Reid (Outram), Jas. Spiers (Waiwera), Matthew Lee (Green Valley) R. Wallace (Tullyskearney), John Woods ' (Gore), E. Stevenson (Palmerston North) f Wm. Baird (Invercargill). J. Shearing (Kelso), Chas. Cooper (Gore), Rush and Lilbourne (Milton), Thos. Bishop (Hillend), David Murray fGlenfalloch), Hugh Fraser (Palmerston), Jas. Dow. jun. (Newton). Ja.«. Brown ,' Arklestan) , John Ford (Tahitika), X J. Writfht (Hillend), Wm. Robinson 'Milton), Chas. Brensell /Outram), John Dinm"">nd (Outram), J. Mackenzie (Ken- "'""' ote.. etc. And on FRIDAY. 16th JUNE, the sale of draughts will be concluded, and on its termination the Auctioneers will offer by public auction : Spring-van and spring-cart Horses, matched carriage and buggy Pairs, Hacks and light harness Horses. Also, on account of Mr David Murray ■ Glenfalloch). for unreserved sale, his j first-class Clydesdale Stallions Present Times (eire Hard Times, dam Jean, by No Surrender) and Craigieburn (sire Craigeltachie. by Craisrievar 'imp.), dam Flora Macdonald, by Lord Salisbury). Entries Now Being R-eceived.