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Southland Times, Issue 17306, 31 March 1913, Page 8

Wright, Stephenson and Co* Ltd. FOR PRIVATE SALE. FOUR 10-ACRB SECTIONS AT MAKAREWA. \TTRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. W have received Instructions from Mr John Warden to sell by private treaty— FOUR FREEHOLD SECTIONS of 10% ACRES EACH. The Sections are all Improved and are situated on the South side of the metal road running East from Makarewa township. On one section the buildings consist of a stable, cow-byre and chaffhouse; on another section there Is a good dwelling-house of 6 rooms In good order. Prices and particulars on application to the Auctioneers. 3688 CLEARING SALE AT “WAITORI,” WALLACETOWN. On WEDNESDAY, 2nd APRIL, IVI3, At 12 o’clock sharp. Messrs weight, Stephenson & CO., LTD., have received Instructions from F, A. Price, Esq. (who has •old Ws “Waltorf” Property, to sell, at the above time and place, all bis LIVE STOCK for unserved sale, comprising— Aft HORSES—DRAUGHTS. 1 Bay Filly "Phyllis III,” S years. by "Merry Lad,” dam Phyllis II 1 Bay Filly “Flower II,” 8 years, by “Merry Lad,” dam Flower I 1 Bay Filly "Kate II," 4 years, by "McNab,” dam Kate I (Full pedigrees at Sale). These Fillies were bred by Messrs J. and T. Grant. 1 Bay Filly “Blossom,” 3 years, by "Young Agitator," dam by Samson 1 Bay Filly "Miss Hector,” 3 years, by “Kelvin," dam by Hector Macdonald 1 Bay Filly "Dolly,” 3 years 4 Bay Fillies, 2-yr-olds, by "Young Agitator” 1 Bay Filly, 2 years, bred In Canterbury 1 Chestnut Filly, 2 years * 1 Bay Mare "Rose,” 6 years (with foal at foot and in foal to Royal Marcellus) 1 Grey Mare “Belle,” 4 years (with foal at foot and In foal to Royal Marcellus) 1 Black Haro "Polly,” 7 years (with foal at foot and In foal to Royal Marcellus) 1 Bay Mare "Glp,” (In foal to Sir Norman) 3 Draught Geldings, 3 years 8 Draught Geldings, 2 years, by “Young Agitator” 8 Draught Geldings, 4 to 8 years old (splendid workers) 2 Draught Mares, 6 and 8 year olds LIGHT. I 1 Bay Mare, by "General Tracy” (foal at foot by Bellman) 1 Bay Yearling, by "Bellman,” dam General Tracy mare (Both the foal and yearling are full sisters to Top Note) 1-Chestnut Mare, 3 yrs (unbroken), by "Bellman” out of a Kentucky Mare 1 Cream' Gelding, 2 years, by “Sir Hector” 1 Bay Gelding, 2 years, by "Bellman," out of a Mabel Tracy Mare 8 Bay Unbroken Geldings, 2 and 4- [ year-olds 40 Total SHEEP--1600 Ewe LAMBS (selected line) 700 2-tooth EWES 1000 4, 6, and 8-tooth EWES 400 S.M. EWES 100 Fat EWES 1000 2-tooth WETHERS 4700 Total CATTLE--100 Prime Fat BULLOCKS 100 Fat and Forward BULLOCKS AUCTIONEER’S NOTE. F. A Price’s horses are an exceptionally good lot, and Included in the number are some splendid quality Fillies with good pedigrees, while the Sheep and Cattle ere In the pink of condition, and Intending buyers should not hesitate about attending the Sale. Drags will leave WalJacetown on the arrival of both the up and down trains to convey buyers to the Sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 3467 SsntUasl Fuaturi’ 90^ The Farmers’ Co-Op. A REAL MONEY-MAKER, WB have received instructions from a client (who Is In ill-health) to ■•11 by Private Treaty— His Leasehold DAIRY FARM, with PLANT, STOCK, and MILK-RUN complete as a going concern. This offers a splendid opportunity to an energetic man. and as it is for absolute sale early application is necessary. Particulars are as follow : LEASE of 187 Acr<s of first-class dairying land, nltuatnd 3 miles from town. House of 7 rooms, bath, and storeroom, cowbyre with concrete floor, for 40 cows, and all necessary outbuildings. Two windmills supply water for house, wash-house, dairy, and cow-byre. STOCK— Grade Holstein BULL, 2 years 40 First-class COWS and HEIFERS. milking and coming to f • profit 5 Draught and Harness MARES and GELDINGS PLANT —4-bucket “Storrie” Milking Machine, working every day and giving complete satisfaction ; Robson Oil Engine, with shafting, pulleys, etc., to drive manure pump, chaffcutter, fanners, etc. ; Plough, Disc, Tine, Chain and Straddle Harrows, Planet Junr. Cultivator, McCormack Binder and Mower, Hay Rake, Pennsylvania Drill, Storrie Rldger, Turnip Sheer, "Joyce" Cooler and Patent Strainer, Alfa Laval Cream Separator, Dominion Churn, Butter Worker, Milk Cans. etc. 2 Milk Carts and Harness. 2 Tip Drays and Harness. 1 Spring-cart and Harness. Sacks, Grass-seed, Manure and Sundries. MILK RUN of £l2O a month ; one contract alone runs to £6O a month. TO ' AS A GOING CONCERN. RICE—£I2OO. BABY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED, SOimUB fIBUEW CO-OP ASSOGiIDQM, LTD, REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS, GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, Dee Street, Invercargill, GORDON SOANDREm