Page 41 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Witness, Issue 3030, 10 April 1912, Page 41

AUCTIONS. kUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS' ASSO ; CIATION. OTAGO CENTRAL SALES. TUESDAY, 16th APRIL.—MIDDLEMARCH. WEDNESDAY, 17th APRIL.—LAUDER, at 9 a.m. THURSDAY, 18th APRIL—OTUREHUA, at 9 a.m. FRIDAY, 19th APRIL.—WAIPIATA. at 9 a.m. PRESENT ENTRIES: OTUREHUA. 200 Lambs, mixed sexes 40 two and four-tooth Wethera 200 two-tooth halfbred Wethers 400 halfbred wether Lambs 250 full and failing crossbred Ewes 150 Ewes, two-tooth to full-mouth 1000 merino Wethers, full-mouthed 250 six and eight-tooth crossbred Wethers 250 crossbred and halfbred Ewes, fullmouthed 120 four and six-tooth crossbred Ewes. 30 Border Leicester Rams, four-tooth to full-mouth. 120 sound-mouthed merino Ewes 180 two-tooth Romney cross Ewes 165 four-tooth halfbred Ewes 167 six-tooth halfbred Ewes 184 eight-tooth halfbred Ewes, just 4 years old 90 eight-tooth halfbred Ewes, just 5 years old. WAIPIATA. 2000 merino Wethers, full and failing: mouth 300 broken-mouth Ewes 250 Lambs, mixed sexes 100 wether Lambs 250 broken-mouth crossbred Ewes 350 six-tooth crossbred Wethers 476 halfbred and crossbred tussock lambs 400 two-tooth halfbred and crossbred Wethers 230 eight-tooth crossbred Ewes 100 broken crossbred Ewea 9 three-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition 5 twoyear-old Heifers and Bullocks, in forward condition 4 three-year-old Heifers, in forward condition 2 young- Bullocks, in forward condition. 16 head two and three-year-old Steers ami Heifers. LAUDER. 600 Wethers 600 Wethers 200 Lambs 20 head Steers and Heifers, l£ to 3 veal's old 20 head two and three-year-old Cattle, in forward condition. MIDDLEMARCH. 200 full-mouth Ewes 500 forward crossbred Wethers, fullmouth. 4ap TUESDAY. 20th APRIL, 1912, At 12 o'clock sharp. 1986 ACRES. 1986 ACRES. HILLGROVE ESTATE. IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS FREEHOLD LAND In Suitable-sized Farms, At the Early Settlers' Hall, Duncdin. DONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED), In conjunction with nPHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE & J. AGENCY CO. (LIMITED), have been favoured with instructions from the TRUSTEES IN THE ESTATE to sell by public auction at the Early Settlers' Hall, Duncdin, on Tuesday, April 30, 1912, at 12 o'clock: The far-famad Hillgrove Estate, containing 1986 acres, subdivided into 6 compact Farms of from 200 to 400 acres each. The Hillgrove Estate, the earliest selections, fronts the Main North road, and is convenient to the Kartigi and Hillgrove Railway Stations; creamery and school adjoining. The Estate has been cultivated and largely improved, with buildings, wcolshed, etc!, and is securely subdivided with gorso hedges and substantial post and wire fences, and is well supplied with water. The land is chiefly composed of a rich deep soil on limestone formation, and lowlying, flat-topped ridges of good deep soil on a free, warm tubsoil, well adapted for the production of all kinds of grain and root crops, aril has a climate that is unsurpassed in Otajjo. The Property is now being surveyed for subdivision, and will be offered in suitablesized Farms, and on easy terms of payment. Full particulars and terms in later advertisements. 20m