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Southland Times, Issue 19389, 1 November 1924, Page 20 (Supplement)

WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD TUESDAY, 'NOVEMBER 18 At 12 noon, sharp. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE AT “BALLYHOOLEY” HOMESTEAD. (Between Oreti and Drummond). ON ACCOUNT OF MESSRS J. & E. . DEEGAN. Messrs wright, Stephenson &' C 0. 4 LTD., have received instructions from Messrs J. & E. Deegan, “Ballyhooley,” Drummond, who have disposed of their property, to offer at public auction as above, the whole of their Live and Dead Stock, comprising:— SHEEP: 90—1-shear Stud Border Leicester Ewes. 120 —1-shear Border Leicester Rams. 20—2-shear Border Leicester Rams. 250—2, 3 and 4-shear Border Leicester Ewes. (This Flock is registered—Flock No. 311). HORSFIS. 12—First-class Working Draught Horses from 5-yrs. old. 2 —Springcart Horses. 2 —Good Hamess Horses. 2—Good Draught Yearlings. I—Yearling by “Cathedral Chimes”—. “Glenaret.” I—Trotting Mare “Essie Wilks” (In foal to “Cathedral Chimes.” I—Girl’s1 —Girl’s Pony; thoroughly quiet. CATTLE. 12—3-year-old Steers. 25 —Young Cattle. 6—First-class Dairy Cows. I—Shorthorn Bull. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES. Two Binders, 1 Drill with Grass-box and Turnip Feeder, 2 Sets Disc Harrows, 1 Broadcast Grass Sower, 2 Sets Tyne Harrows, 2 Sets Qhain Harrows, 2 Waggons, Dray, Lime Sower, Macalister Ridger, Double Scuffler, Swamp Plough, Drain Plough, 2 D.F. Ploughs, Roller, Grubber, 2 Scoops, Ransome Disc Plough, 2 Gigs, 1 Avery Weighing Machine, Trolley and Barrels, 1 “Crown” Separator, Chum, Complete Harness for 12 Draught Horses, Horse Covers, Feed Box for sheep and horses, etc., etc., Quantity of Timber, including Bluegum Gate Timber, Quantity Grass Seed, 2 Stacks Oaten Sheaves, 40 Coils Sheep Netting, Quantity Barbed and Plain Wire, 2 Tons Fertiliser; also a Large Number of Tools and Sundries; also 1 Billiard Table ($ size, in good order). The sheep are a particulraly good lot and are well and favourably known throughout Southland, and are very strongly recommended. The Horses are also a particularly good lot, and all the implements are in firstclass order. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Na4l PEDIGREE CLYDESDALE SALE THOMSON’S FAMOUS STUD (UNRESERVED). IJIHOMSON'S THIRD ANNUAL SALE THE FAMOUS WAI-RONGOA PRIZEWINNING COLTS Will take place at WAI-RONGOA STUD FARM —on — MONDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, at 3 p.m. These Colts are from imported parents, and have double extended pedigrees on both sides, running from Vol. 1 right through the forty-two volumes of Scotland’s Stud Books, commencing as far back as the year 1810 —over a hundred years ago. THOMSONS’ have bred the Auckland, Palmerston, Christchurch, Ashburton, 'Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Taieri, Middlemarch, Milton, Gore and Invercargill Champions of both sexes. Over 109 First Prizes and 39 Championships have been won in Scotland and New Zealand by the Clydesdales of this Stud. INCLUDED IN THE SALE ARE; The Unbeaten Champion Cup Winner Four-year-old: “VICTORY.” The Great Prize-winning Three-year-old “LORD BUSH.” And the Unbeaten Two-year-old; “VICTOR’S PRINCE.” There are over Forty Guarantees with each Colt. ; The Sale is being held at Wai-Rongoa Stud Farm, North Taieri, half an hour’s drive from Dunedin. Cars may be taken direct, or picked up at Mosgiel Railway Station, where trains arrive hourly from Dunedin. DATE OF SALE: MONDAY, 10th NOVEMBER, at 3 p.m. There is ample time to attend the Royal Show at Palmerston North, come south to Dunedin, and return th Christchurch for Cup Week. Auctioneers: MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON S CO., LTD. High Street, Dunedin, WRITE FOR CATALCXIUE. THOMSON’S, LTD. DUNEDIN. ELECTRIFY 1 rpHE “UNIVERSAL” RANGE THE FINEST RANGE ON THE MARKET Real red heat under Perfect Control; perfectly insulated iron-clad dements. CALL AND INSPECT AT THE DOMINION ELECTRIC CO., DON STREET • - INVERCARGILL