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1 Auctions LUMSDEN SECTIONS. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN ANB SUBURBAN' SECTIONS IN THB TOWN OF LUMSDEN. WEDNESDAY, 21st JUNE, 1905, At 1 p.m. In the Lurnsdcn Hall. 286 ACRES OF TOWN AND SUBURBAN SECTIONS. DIVIDED INTO 24 T.OTS. WRIGH'I MJKl'..li\su.> & CO. have received instructions from the New Zealand Agricultural Company to sell by public auction, as abo-\c. the whole of the Company's Unsold Sections in the Town of Lumsden, DIVIDED INTO 2* LOTS. TERMS.— TwenLy-fivo per cent, cash, 15 per cent, in two years, and the balance in five years. Interest on unpaid balances at 5 per cent. Plans and full particulars on application °WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO., Dunedin. Invercargill, Gore, Balfour, and Kelso ; Or, Mr A. W. RODGER 7j u Waimca House, Gore. Lat a Vve'tisem^nt*. MR ALEX S. MALCOLM will be a CANDIDATE for CLUTHA at tha General Election, and will ADDRESS MEETINGS as under (all at 8 p.m.) : — Roniahapa— MOKU AX', June 19Ahuriri— TUESDAY, June 20. Ratanui— WEDNESDAY, June 21. Tahakopa— THURSDAY. June 22. Chaslands— FßlDAY, June 23. Owaka— SATUß^Ai', June 24. Tahatika— MONDAY, June 26. Purekiriki— TUESDAY, June 27. Katea— WEDNESDAY, June 28. Balclutha— THUßSDAY, June 29. For Private tja-e, nnHAT desirable FREEHOLD FARM i known as Hood's Farm, containing: 240 acres good farming land, being Seotions 67, 68, 77. aud 78. Block VIII, and half Section 01. Block IX, Tokomairiro District ; 10-roomed brick Dwelling House, stable, barn, etc., etc. The Property is within two miles of th© town of Milton, and is well deserving the attention of anyone in want of a good Farm. Easy terms can be arranged. For full particulars apply to DONALD REID & CO. (LTD.). 14ju Dunedin. TENDERS WANTED D ALGETY & 00. iLTD.), in conjunction with the OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LTD.), invite Tenders on account of the Trustees in the Estate of the late W. Samson. Wangalca. for the the PURCHASE of the PROP.ERTY, consisting of 265 acres; about four miles from Kaitangata, half mile from church, post office, and school. About 40 acres are in stubble, 20 in turnips, 35 "n young grass balance in old pasture. There are three miles of drain pipes on the Property, 8-roomed House 5--talled stable, and bam. The Piopcrty is for BONA FIDE SALE, as the estate has to be wound up. Tenders will be received by Dalgety and Co. (Limited). Dunedin, or the Otago Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited). Dunedin. The highest or any Tender not necessarilj accepted. 14ju MATAURA FANCIERS' SHOW. WEDNESDAY, JULY sth. THNTRIES CLOSE JUNE 24. Late En, -i-^ tries to JULY 1. Entry Money : Members, 2s 6d ; all ovei six entries by members Is 3d each ; Non members, 3s. We receive Entries for Cook, Hen, Cockerel, or Pullet of any breed, also Duck oi Drake, Turkeys, Geese, Pigeons, or Pets. Liberal Prize Money. All Entries ovei Six by Members Half Price. Send youi Entries ; we will arrange them. J. LOWDEN, Jux., 14ju Hon. See. To Let for 21 Years. ryQD-ACRE UNIMPROVED FARM, c i t/O unusually easy Terms; Section 84 Wairio District, only four miles from Wairio Railway Station, and six miles from Nightcaps : a very early Selection of splendid Land on the banks of the Orawia Stream. sa, The First Apphoved Applicant will be Accepted. Printed conditions from — JOHN REID & SONS, 22m Liverpool street, Duaedin.

Auct ons THURSDAY, 22nd JUNE. CLINTON STOCK SALE. mHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 1 4P-EVf! v COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND will hold their usual Clinton Pal » on above date. ll j ips<?.nt Entries900 f.u and forward crossbred Wethers 300 two-tooth E\\ ps (in lamb) 150 crossbred Lambs 70 fat Wethers 60 forward Wethers 20 young Pigs THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. (LTD.), Dunedin. JAMES ALEXANDER, 14j u Agent, Clinton. SATURDAY, 24th JUNE, At 1 p.m. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD FARM NEAR PUKERAU. D ALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) are instructed by Mr R. Johnson to scili by auction, at their Stores, Gorton street, Gore, on the above date, His Freehold Farm, being Section 34-, Block IX, Waipahi District, containing 421 Acres of good Agricultuial "Land. Twenty acres are in stubble. 50 acres ploughed, and 30 aores in turnips, thei balance all in. English grass. The Property i<? well watered, and is divided into 10 paddocks, with fences all hi first-c'ass order, .uid also within 14 mile from Pukerau Station, School, and 1 Church. The buildings comprise six-roomed House, washhouse, four-stalled stable., and loose-box and barn. The Property is all in good heart, and grows excellent crops of oats and turnips, besides being oxcellent sheep country. As -nd Mrs Jo-lihson are leaving the oolouy the Property is for bona fide eale. Other particulars can be obtained from Mr JOHNSON, On the Farm ; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. FRIDAY, 16th JUNE, 1905, At 3 p.m. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at their Salerooms (Up-stairs), Crawford street, Dunedin, as above. On account of James Wallace, Esq., .bond-mi, A Splendid Consignment of CHOICE FUR RUGS, Consisting of a Fine Polar bear skin, 3 grizzly bear skins, hearthrugs bear. leopard, panther, tiger, black wolf, marmot, jackall, wolf, and fancy dog. CARRIAGE RUGS.— Llama, wolf, grey fox, brown goats, black goats, kitt, black African monkey, and marmot. MATS. — Grey, sable, and black goats, white cat. grey fox, and kitts. The hearthrugs are all beautifully mounted on black goat "skins. 7ju THURSDAY, 22nd JUNE, At 11 o'clock. CLEARING SALE a t WEDDERBURN. OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED) have received instructions from Mr E. Dow, Incliyra Farm (two miles from Wedderburn Railway Station), to sell by auction, on above date, at his Homestead : 14 stud Shropshire Ewes 70 fat Lambs 26 head mixed Cattle 10 Pigs ~ 2 yearling draught Colts 1 ye.irling hackney Colt Binder, Cambridge roller, stripper, combination grain drill, chaffcutter and power mower, horse rake, farmers' harrows, grass seed, pnd quantity sundries. Farm sold. Sale unreserved Outside entries taken. Luncheon provided. 12 ju L. MACLEAN, Auctioneer.

TUBNIP-SOWING SEASON, 1905. FARMERS aud SQUATTERS who wish to g.ow T niys or Mansolds ECONOMIC ALLY and with certainty <f a eooH BRAIRD should visit REID » GRAY'S WORKS where they will see the L.aTKST DICVE'OPMENT of TTP-TO-DATE MACHINE-: with VERY LATEST IMPROVEMKNIS, mr udirg GRAY'S DOUBLE SPOUT f r putting Manuie "own bo h in any quantity n quired iDst a +a eously, ai d withouT stopping the hor-et- ; also GRAY'S VIWPATEM 1 TURNIP FEED whVh wll dio]> o»'p or »" r- <■?»■-* • *''mo un *n 211) cfTiiMi'ps .>r filb f Ran? ner aoie nnd » ill V T CRUSH . -crt RKID .fr GRAY'S C«>MBINKD DOl-BLE KIDGE-. and AUNURH. and TURNIP SO -ER throws up damp 'oi aud MIX"S the Manure in any quantity with the soil in front, and puts anj quantity tp.m lOlh upwards in th* b <ok »po-it with the Turnips at the same time. RKID * CRAY'S COMBINED MANURE A^-D TURNIP SOWER.— This ha 3 the sain* Manure am 1 Turnip feed us in ih*- Do • »*1- R dger and all latest improvements. RMD * GRAY'S DOI7BLK TURNIP THINNER, with Olaik's latent Improvements— M* MD nald of lOnendule, -ays of this machine :— " (am well pleased with the Thinner. I consider it ia'the ?ieate-t boon put befoie us for many a day." RO=S'S PATENT WAT EH. LIFTER for Drainage puipo-es 'lifts an evo m v> quantity water with \en v mall power) will also be on view. HORN'sBY OIL ENGINE will be <-hown at work. Will work automstic.lh fora week without attendance. No lamp r imr'ca'f el-erf b ttprv required, as in othpr Oil li.r-srinf- I'be best lit fip world Call and InsneDu ■'fv "' r r*ur=;elf "wlief ii T t ""©vsx.

Don't fnrsrpt WOLFE'S is the real original i "HC£> "BCT* 1 *ST IT*^ JS!r STTSLIS^- - *^K^" TPwii-vi^cic! G-*-«cw«+ C'.-v.-.+t. o^ajsrAPPS. ' •MT**- B^" " v P <SK»-r.< GLspJsE^^gja,, 2s£ a Jtlt'laiCeS Street; BOTJXa.