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AUCTION*. STATION PROPERTY FOR SALE By Public Auction IN DALGETY'S LAND SALE ROOM, Cathedral Square. MESSRS DALGETY & CO. (LTD.)' have been instructed by Air C. O. T. Rutherford to offer by public auction, as above, his well-known LAKE SUMNER STATION, - comprising 12.500 Acres Leasehold (14 Years from Ist March, 1918, at *£s4o per annum), together with 4201 Acres Freehold—real good cattle country. This Property will be offered early in March as a soing concern with stock and' plant. It is a. first-class Station, carries 7000 sheep and 600 head cattle, and is situated about 20 miles in from Medbury Rail-' way Station, North Canterbury. Full particulars in later advertisement. DALGETY & CO. (LTD.),15ja . Auctioneers. FRIDAY, 24th JANUARY. 1919, , 11 o'clock. At the Premises, near Middlemarch. CLEARING SALE OF SHEEP, CATTLE! IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, AND * SUNDRIES. [IHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-L TIVE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) have been instructed by Mr David Isbister, of Middlemarch, to sell by public auction, as above, , 172 fat Lambs, mixed sexes 50 two-tooth Romney-cross Ewes 168 full and failing-mouth Ewes (fat) 23 fat Wethers 2 full-mouth Leicester Rams 13 Cows (young), in profit 1 Heifer, close to profit . 3 yearling Heifers -\ 6 yearling Steers - 15 Calves ■'"■ 1 Shorthorn Bull (pedigree) 1 ajged draught Mare 1 draught Mare, 8 years .1 draught, Mare; 6 years 1 draught. Gelding, 6 years *1 draught Gelding, 3 years 1 draught Filly, 2 years 1 Hack, aged (any workJ 2 fat Pig* ' ' - M'Cormick binder, Storrie d.f. scufflef and ridger, M.H. drill, d.f. plough, ».f. digger, set four-leaf tine harrows, set of discs, cultivator, steamboat dray, dogcart, Reid and Gray roller, grass sower, set blocks and chains (four-horse), several swingletrees, 2 sets leader chains, 6 sets harness for team, set sprlng-carfc harness, set gig harness, weighing machine, blacksmith's bellows and anvil, quantity fencing material, Baltic separ- . ator (75gal), vat, milk cans and -buckets, stack hay, 4 tons chaff,, 6 bags fowl -feed, 7 bags turnjg manure, 200 chaff bags, 2 tons Kaitangata coal, furniture and sundries too numerous to particu-

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 9j SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION* Of SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL LAND On SATURDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, 1918, At 2* p.m. At Wright, Stephenson & Co.'s Horsa . Bazaar, Gore. HE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND ■ AGENCY COMPANY, OF N.Z., LTD., In conjunction with . HES6B6 WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & L Co. (LIMITED), have been favoured with instructions from Mr P. D. Lyons to offer, as above, His Splendid FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of 556 Acres, in two lots, as under: — LOT 1.—261 Acres, situate 20 chains from St. Patrick's Siding, 3 mile* from Balfour township; 220 acres in good pasture, 40 acres oat stubble; all good heavy flat land, subdivided into 7 paddocks, well watered; splendid frontage to road; 3 miles from dairy factory and school. BUILDINGS—Good 6-roomed Dwelling, stable, woolshed, granary, implement sheds, and garage. Large sheepyards and concrete dip. LOT 2.-295 Acres, subdivided into . 7 paddocks; good fences; well watered; 225 acres in grass, 2 to 4 years old, 70 acres oat • stubble; all heavy flat land; situate 10 chains from St. Patrick's Siding and 3 miles from Balfour township; good frontage to metal road. Both places are suitable for cropping, dairying,, or sheep-farming, and, taken all round, are very choice farms. Anyone in* terested should not fail to inspect. _ M* Lyons' reason for selling is that he wished to retire from agricultural farming. TERMS. 10 per cent on fall of hammer, 20 per cent, on possession, after harvests 10 per cent in two years, or building* to the amount. Balance at 5£ per cent, for 5 years. Fuller particulars on application to 14d THE AUCTIONEERS*