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Southland Times, Issue 17787, 17 July 1916, Page 6

f .T. G. Ward and Co„ Ltd. CLEARING .SALK AT SOUTH HILLEND WKd/iISDAY. JULY 39. 193 C, 3 2 oldoek noon. JO. WARD AND CO., LTD., have • received instructions from .Mr i Thomas McKenzie (who has sold his i farm), to sell by Public Auction, aa iabove — HORSES. *7 I >raugh t MARES •J •> Draught GELDINGS £ f j‘ Young 1 1 OILS lie. 220 S DEEP. Two-tooth EWES l-’b«r, six, & eight-tooth EWE 3 Two-tooth WETHERS 220 ]jAMIls 1 K border Leicester and Komney J-t-r FLAMS* 13 CATTLE, o COWS HEIFERS STEERS BULLOCK Shorthorn BULL r» CALVES. •‘IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 2 M.ll-Binders, R. & G. Roller, Storrift Discs, M.H. Drill. Armour Job ns to a Limcsower, R. & G. d.f. Plough, set 6leaf Harrows, Chain Harrows, Duncan Grubber, Storrie two-horse Cultivator, Planet Jnr. Scufller, Dray and Frame, Water Casks, Donald’s Woolpress, McCormack Binder, 1* Drums Dip, Cast Iron Trough, 700 Black Pino Posts, 200 Turnip Stukes, 12 coils Netting Wire, 4 coils Black Wire, 50 sacks Oats, S sacks Ryegrass, 300 Corn Sacks, 3 Chaff Stacks, Harness, Blocks and Chains, Sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ‘ William Todd and Ca. FOE SALE. 0 NE f£»REE JKJINT. ACRE WITH SHED. E %-ACRB CLOSE TO CLYDE STREET* A Fine Building Sits. AR N gTRBBf ■( ii FOH £BS WM. TODD & CO. DON ST.. INVERCARGILL. Daijrety ;ad Co., Ltd. LUMSDEX SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 3 916. Messrs dalgety & co., ltd., win Sell--40 Fat and Forward COWS; guaranteed empty. p <*> O three-year-old BULLOCKS .TynSOO

TO-DAY’S PROPERTY NEWS - jot ACRES, W2TH BUILDINGS. £7 Acre. 10ft ACRES, WiTH BUILDINGS. £I Z 10/- per acre. 200 ACRES. V. iTH BUILDINGS. £lO r.ar acre. 160 ACRES, W ITH BUILDINGS, tits 10/- per acre. 200 ACRES, Wii’ll BUILDINGS, £l3 jior acre. 230 ACRES, V. iXil BUILDINGS. £ll P'.r acre. 200 ACRES. WITH BUILDINGS, £lB per acre. 106 ACPRS, WITH BUILDINGS, £l6 10/- per acre. 270 ACRES, WITH BUILDINGS, £l6 16/- per acre. H6B ACRES. WITH BUILDINGS, £7 16/- per acre. 1200 ACRES. WITH BUILDINGS. i» p t r acre 1170 ACRES, with buildings, £2 10/- per acre DAIRY FARMS AGRICULTURAL FARMS PASTORAL COUNTRY. B. BROOKS The Property Man CRESCENT. INVERCARGI ro itTIME fot^aCap "ZXGEft a busy time in the house, tired nerves and a tired body welcome a cup of Tiger Tea. How soothing and refreshing it is ! It makes the housewife feel better and brighter for the rest cf the afternoon. 1/8, 1/10, 2 /• v„ ANYONE usina Large Quantities oC Envelopes would Save Money and Obtain a Better Article by seeing OUR LATEST SAMPLES and Indenting a SuppIy—SOUTHLAND TIMES PRINT. ING DEPARTMENT.