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Southland Times, Issue 17004, 30 March 1912, Page 12

J. A. Mltchcll and Co. i i f i ) » >1 t 1 [ I 1 INVERCARGILL, HORSE BAZAAR. i SATURDAY, MARCH 30. I At 31 a. mi. j J. A. MITCHELL & CO. will sell • by auction as above, — On account of T. Hodgson, a consignment of horses from Christchurch, including: ' 1 3 1 1 3 Fair Shetland IRONIES TROTTERS (by General Lyons and Sedar) Thoroughbred GELDING. Whitely Thoroughbred MAKE, Wimmera Harness HORSES Ui Account other vendors: 'Draught and Light HORSES £t ' O Good Harness COBS. £ Harness, Covers, etc. etc. 390 CLEARING ’SALE' AT OTATAKA. Wednesday’, apjiil iTth, At 1 o'clock. JA. MITCHELL, & CO. have received • instructions from Mr J. Maloney ■who bar soid .his' lease, to offer by auction. as above the whoic of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising, a choice herd of Dairy Cows, Hoi ses. Implements, etc. Full particulars in later issue. 130 CLEARING SALE AT CONYERSTOWN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3rd, At 1 o'clock. JA. MITCHELL AND CO. have rc- • reived instructions from Mr Robert Murray, whose lease'lias expired to olfer T6r unreserved stile the whole of his STOCK and PLANT, comprising:— . ' Superior Dairy COWS (5 ,nswiy calved, 30 due May to July). 1 Ayrshire BULL, 3yrs (prizetaker,* . g CALVES. g Light Harness HORSES ■ Pony MARE and-FOAL ’ 1 Milk Cart. 1 Spring Cart, 1 '; v Gig, and Quantity Harness implements—--1 Massey Harris Cultivator. Disc Harrows. S.F. Plough.. R. & G. Swing Plough. 1 Hidgcr. Cambridge Roller. Reaper and Binder (Ma-'sey Harris), Scuffler. Turnip Cutter, Set Tine Harrows, 1 Galvanized * Tank. Bone ’ Crusher, . 1 Douglas Pump, 3 Troughs, Milk Cans, Covers. Trees. Chains, and Sundries too numerous to particularise. ' ' , LUNCHEON PROVIDED. On account Mr Robt. McCallum, — 2 Strong Harness HORSES and Harness. On account Mr B. Bettrldge,— 1 Rustic Cart and Harness. 191 WrEglit, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. SUBDIVISION OF ‘ bemaiedeb op 5 BIEOEWOOD | ESTATE. ■ zzrro II FARMS. 11 VSTBIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., W have received instructions front A- W. RODGER. ESQ., to Sell by PRIVATE TREATY the remainder of BIR6HWOOQ ESTATE, Excluding the HOMESTEAD BZ.OCX. 3,986 ACRES ?BSs4oiiX> X.AHD, % Subdivided lnt“ ELEVEN FARMS CONTAINING 238 TO 800 ACRES Fifteen Farms were sold last year without the slightest difficulty, and the settlement of'these has been a complete success, so much so that there is already talk of enlarging the three-vat dairy factory. The Daily intake of milk during December and January from fourteen suppliers ranged up to. 1700 gallons, and If enough cows to cope with the feed bad been obtained, this quantity of milk I would have been largely increased. In no part of Southland has feed been so abundant this season as on these Dairy Farms, which os yet are only half Improved, most of the suppliers finding themselves able to save large quantities of hay and grass seed. The Farms to be sold this season ore adapted for MIXED FARMING as well as DAIRYING. The land is chiefly broad terraces and rolling downs, sweet and dry, with good depth of soil, and nearly alt the sections have a portion of good, strong flat land. CHE PRICES BARGE 2TBOU £sl5 s TO £8 10 s FEB ACBE. Dairy Factory, School, P. 0., and Store are distant 2)4 to 4% miles, and the nearest Hallway Station is within 3)4 to 9 miles. Terms of Payment are such as to admit those with small capital becoming owners of good freehold farms, namely: 10 per cent. CASH. 7)4 per cent, on Ist SEPTEMBER, 1914. 7)4 per cent, on Ist SEPTEMBER, 1916. And the Balance on Ist SEPTEMBER, 1918. INTEREST, fi per cent. Ho Interest will accrue until after let September neat, although possession will be given at once, If desired. If required buildings will be financed, and added to the cost of the land. Finance Will be supplied for dairy cows, on easy terms of re-payment. If required. Full particulars of each section be bad on application to the Ml AUCTIONEERS t NYONE using Large Quantities or ENVELOPES would save Money and obtain a better Article by our Latest Samples and Indenting a s ppIy.—SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINTING DEPARTMENT.