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Otago Witness, Issue 2762, 20 February 1907, Page 37

AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, 1907 At 12.30 o'clock. At Merton. T\OXALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) -*-^ in conjunction with FP. S i T R O X A C U, • have received instructions from John N. Goodall. of Tipperary Farm (near Corner Bush), to sell by auction. The Whole of his Stock, as under : 25 first-class dairy Cows (a good pro« portion early calvers) 7 yearling Heifers 4 Weaners 1 purebred «horthorn Bull 1 Sow, 4 slips 1 draught Mare, in foal to Pride of Aireland ; foal at foot by Baron G raceful 1 good harness Mare. 7 years Quantity of sundries. As Mr Goodall's Lease is expiring shortly the whole is for absolute sale. Intending buyers are notified that any Stock purchased may remain on property for one month free of charge at owner's ri=k. By permission of the owner, outsid entries will be received by F. P. STBONACH. Waikouaiti ; Or THE AUCTIONEERS. Luncheon provided. 19f GREAT UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE Of FAMOUS HEREFORD CATTLE and STUD SOUTHDOWN and LINCOLN SHEEP. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 28th FEBRUARY and Ist MARCH, 1907, At the Homestead, Te Rangitumau. near Masterton. North Island, 70 miles by rail from Wellington. MESSRS ABRAHAM fc "WILLIAMS (LIMITED) will sell by public auction, without reserve, as above, The Whole of Messrs Stuckey Bros.' celebrated Te Rangitumau Stud Hereford Cattle, known as the Te Kiwi herd, and their Flock of Stud Lincoln Sheep, comprising : 122 stud Hereford Cows and Heifers, with Calves 54 stud two-year-old Hereford Heifert 35 stud yearling Heifers 20 stud Bulls 84 stud Heifer and Bull Calves 289 stud Lincoln Ewes 207 stud Lincoln Ewe and Ram Lamb* (Established 1879. N.Z. Flock Book; No. 2, 169.) 4 stud Lincoln Rams 3200 Lincoln flock Ewes and Lambs. Also, on account of Mr James Stuckey. at the same time and place, the celebrated Te Rangitumau Stud Southdown Sheep /registered flock No. 3. N.Z. Flock Book), consisting 1 of about— 575 stud Southdown Ewes 15 special stud prize-winning Rams 220 Ram Lambs 230 Ewe Lambs The Flock has within the last two years won 29 champion, 141 first, and 128 second prizes, besides winning three times in succession the celebrated Garforth Challenge Cup. Catalogues on application. NOTE.— Sheep will be sold on Thursday, 28th February, and Cattle on Friday, Ist March, 1907. Sale at 11 a.m. each day. Buyers should arrive in Masterton not later than Wednesday evening, 27th February. 6£ LATE ADVERTISEMENT*. SEED CLEANING. Having Purchased the Seed-cleanip^ Machinery and Business of Messrs M'Asla/i and Melvin, Cumberland, Vogel streets, Dunedin. we are prepared to DRESS FARMERS' SEEDS and QUOTE VALUES. The Greatest Care and Despatch will be given by cur Mr M'ASLAN to all instructions. OTAGO FARMERS 1 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATIQy (LIMITED), Dnnechn. Btft CAMVX9 3 Mjs irrAjfS r»* £V£M. Ask your supplier for Covers made of Dieid* nought canvas, which, besides resisting WATER, MILDEW, and BARBED WIRE; IS OF BEST QUALITY. These Covers will NOT RIP. Heseltine, saddler, Ashburton, says:-* "DREADNOUGHT canvas is superior to any other I have used." F. A. Cole, saddler, Win ton, says : "I have used DREADNOUGHT canvas for 18 years. Many covers mad© of it lasted three yearp. *' J. L. Jopp, stables, Arrow, an old goldfieldi waggoner, says : " Your covers made o{ DREADNOUGHT canvas lasted me foi more than three years. The}' ai=e the be&t 1 have ever had." Each cover is branded "Dreadnought. BRACE, WINDLE, BLYTH, DUNEDIN. Sor.E Wholesale Agent*. Ealarg-ement, with One Dozen Cabinets, 13s Gd. PHOTOGRAPHIC Materials, Printing, Retouching, Enlarging, lowest prices. P.cturo Mouldings, F'Mning, Cardboards, Gltuss ; wholesale and retail ; largest stock, at lowest prices. GILL No. 11 & 13 Frederick rtreet, Dunedin. Telephone U44 8 22m