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Southland Times, Issue 18835, 31 May 1920, Page 8

J INVERCARGILL STOCK AGENTS. DIPTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, MAY 31, 1920. r jPHE INVERCARGILL STOCK AGENTS will sell, as under—--1000 Mixed SHEEP 25 Head of CATTLE, Further Entries invited. My 793 J. G. WARD & CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT LIMEHILLS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1920, At 12 o’clock. T G. WARD AND CO., LTD., have re- * ceived instructions from Mr D. W. McKenzie, who has sold his farm, to offer at public auction, all his LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS, comprising—> HORSES. 3 Geldings, aged 6 Geldings, 4 to 7 years 1 Harness Mare 1 Hack, “Rose Noble” 1 Half-draught 1 Trotting Mare and Foal 13 SHEEP. 00 Full and failing-mouthed Ewes 75 Sound-mouthed Ewes 45 B.L. Stud Ewes 25 Wethers 20 Lambs CATTLE. 23 Steers, 2 to 4 years old 18 Speyed Heifers and Cow/* 0 Cows and Cldvcs 4 Calves 3 Dairy Cows 54 IMPLEMENTS.—IS-coulter Colonial .Drill with grass-seed box, Massey-Harris Binder. 16-coulter Duncan Disc, Trapski Swamp Plough, DJ. Reid & Gray Plough, 5-leui Tyne Harrows, Chain Harrows (10ft), Cambridge Roller, Single Scuftler, 2 Tip Drays, Breaking-in Gig, Tray Gig, Milk Cart, Set Fanners, Weighoridge, Blowers, Anvil, Vise, Grindstone, Saw Bench, 70 bags Oats, 24 bags Ryegrass, 3 bags Cocksfoot, about six tons Chaff, Harness, for eight draughts, 2 sets Trap Harness, 1 set Milk Cart Harness, quantity Slakes and Timber, Milk Cans, Alfa Laval Separator. Household Furniture, I-billiard Table, and Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 6Mx748

McKAY BROS. .t frjvrr nn i - | Good 3 Properties--1116 ACRES of splendid Sheep country, about half cultivated, remainder in silver tussock, good house and all necessary buildings, good fences; will carry more than one sheep to the acre. 00 acres splendid’ turnip.;. Watered by running streams; 2 A miles from school and post office. £7 10/- acre. 178 “I ACRES Dairy' Farm, 3 miles from Invercargill, sound Groomed house, 4-stall stable, barn and itrapshed, 4-stall cowshed and large feed house, 14 miles from rail, factory' and school. £45 acre. 177 I £llsO Beautiful 7-roomed ! House, electric light, asphalt paths and all conveniences; very high section, well laid out; 5 minutes from tram. An absolute jj bargain. 140 JpOOQ —6-roomcd House and all modern conveniences, large workshop, good dower and vegetable garden (catalogued roses) ; lull 1acre section. For quick sale. Owner 1c aving. It iH McKAY BROS, r ! a % AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, ESK STREET. Box—l 7. , 'Rhone—GOS. « TJMWMifWHVTgifffI R ■inMiiirwKmamv.-. DALGETY & CO.. LTD, CLEARING SALE AT MOSSBURN On MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1920. [ At 12.30. MESSRS DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Alex. Roy, Mossbum (who has sold his farm) to offer by public auction at the above time and place the whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising— SHEEP. 140 2-tcoth Ewes 850 4, G, and S-tooth Ewes 40 Fat Lambs. CATTLE. 3 Good Milk Cows. 25 Head Mixed Cattle 1 Hereford Bull. HORSES. 7 Draught Mares and Geldings (good workers) 2 Harness Hacks. PLANT. 3 McCormack Binders, 1 Moline Binder (new), 1 good Waggon with frame, 2 new Tip Drays with brake and frames, 1 Duncan Broadcast Sower, 1 Macalister Rtdger, Duncan Drill, Double Scufller, Lime-sower, set Disc Harrows, Swamp Plough, Doublefurrow Plough, set Tyne Harrows, 2 sets Tripods, 3 sets Chain Harrows, Duncan Cultivator ,new), Roller, Corn-crusher, Seed Cleaning Machine, Planet Junior Scufller, Governess Cart, large quantity Sheep Netting, Stakes, Wire, Chaff, Oats, Sacks, Griutlstone, 3-ga!lon Tank, Water-cart, Drain Plough, Wool press, Weighing Machine, Hut on sledges, Jack, Horse-clippers, G sets Blocks and Chains, Chains, etc., Swingletrees, Tools, etc., Separator, Saw Bench. One 12-stand Portable Shearing Machine, “Cooper’s Little Wonder.” One 4-wheel Waggonette. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. NOTE. —The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to above particulars. The sheep are in good condition and the horses are a particularly good lofT Implements and plant are also in first-class order. Buyers requiring good ewes and horses or implements should not fail to attend Sale. Conveyance will meet Invercargill train on arrival at Mossburn. Train usually leaving Mossburn for Invercargill at 2.25 will leave at 3.35 to suit convenience of buyers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. MvC79 OUSE DECORATIONS. Andrew McCulloch, CONON STREET, Has now a full etafi of competent workmen and is prepared to undertake all Classes of House Decorations. Country work catered for. Estimates given. Thane. 754. AgISl j