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Southland Times, Issue 18983, 18 November 1920, Page 8

DALGETY & CO.„ LTD. CLEARING SALE AT OTAUTAU. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 22, At 12.30 p.m. T) ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., have received instructions from W. McCnrkinrialo, Esq.. who has sold Ids Property, to offer by public auction at the above time and place, the whole of lus Live and Dead Stock, comprising the following; SHEEP. 210 Hoggets 20 Ewes. CATTLE. 20 Bullocks, 3 and 4 years 23 Bullocks, 2 years 15 M.S. Yearlings 2 Milk Cows 1 Second Calver (close to profit 1 3 Yearling Bulls 2 Calves. HORSES. 2 Draught Geldings, S years 2 Draught Geldings, aged 1 Half-draught Gelding, S years 1 Harness Horse, aged 1 Pony. IMPLEMENTS.—McCormick Binder, D.F. Plough. Disc Harrows. 1 set 5-leaf Tyne Harrows, Chain Harrows, Ridger. Roller, Cultivator. Storrie two-row Scufher, Drill Plough, Dray and Frame. 1 set 6-horsc Blocks and Chains, 0 sets Plough Chains, 3 sots Leading Chains, Saddle and Breeching, 6 Swinglofrees, 2 two-horse Trees, 1 four-horse Tree, one five-horse Tree, 2 three-horse Trees, Wheelbarrow, (dig. Riding Saddle and Bridle, Posts, Grindstone. Sheep Netting. Galvanised Wire Chaff Sacks. 7 Collars and Hames, 7 Horse-covers, 7 Winkers, 1 ton Manure, 2 Pigs, Fowls, Stewart Horse-clipper, 1 Copper and Frame, 1 Dog, Gig Harness, etc. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. Luncheon Provided. Nq475 SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO.-OP. ASSN. SALE OF TROTTERS AND PACERS AT WINTON. On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1910, At 10 o’clock (morning of 2nd day’s races). nTHE SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OPE-X RATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., will sell on account of James Hamilton, Esq., on above date, the following well-bred Light Harness Horses;— Bg BELLFASHION (Bellman—Lady Vanelevp). with engagements at Winton and Forbury. BmWALDKA (Wallace L.—Commander mare), with engagements at Forbury. Blk mare GLADIOLA (Kerrwood —Ledington mare. Gelding 4yrs (Bellman—Lady Vancleve), full brother to Bellfashion. This horse shows great promise as a straight-out trotter. AH the above horses are sound and in training, and have to be disposed of to make room for young stock. 3Nn424 Farmers, Co-operate WITH YOUR Association GET VOURSEED OATS, GRASS SEEDS, FERTILISERS, TURNIP SEEDS, SHEEP DIP, CALF FOOD, WIRE. BRANDING PAINT, CORNSACKS, WOOL PACKS, LIME, GENERAL GOOD 3, —From—inti Farmers ASSOCIATION, LTD, INVERCARGILL. OTAUTAU. GORE WINTON. F. D. A. MOFFETT, CHEAP LAND. ACRES, close to Invercargill; bulk open land growing splendid grass; j part cleared, part bush. Carrying 50 head cattle. Ring fenced and subdivided. Alongside rail. This Property offers a great future to a willing worker, and can be got at practically his own terms. PRICE—£7 per acre. A WORKING MAN’S HOME FARM PROPOSITION. OA ACRES and Comfortable House, with all Outbuildings. Handy to works PRICE—£IOOO. TERMS ARRANGED. T. D. A. MCFFETT, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, GRAIN. SEED, AND HEMP BROKERS, Athenaeum Buildings, Invercargill. McDonald, r. b. caws & co. —Modern 4-roomed Bungalow; I I\■i iI > im/l eitn• ■tn , I m faithfully bum, and situated in popular suburo near tram and school. Nice finish throughout. Built-in presses, hot ami cold water scTv.r.a. electric light; full ]- acre section. A real chance to secure an attractive home. 1"| IT—Brink Bungalow of 5 rooms A * and hail, art timsh throughout, hot and cold water service, gas, porcelain bath. Full {-acre section; asphalt paths; situated in high parr, of Invercargill. Close [to tram. Owner would EXCHANuE lor a I few acres and dwelling. Must be well sheltered W/E have a Good Selection of BRICK >Y AND ROUGHCAST BUNGALOWS at present. Prices from £llsO to £2650. qolin McDonald, r. b. caws & co. PROPERTY SALESMEN. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT’S, SHAREBROKERS, ETC. (R. B. Caws, Member Invercargill Stock Exchange.) ’Phones —1136, 726. P.O. 80x—249. INVERCARGILL,