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Southland Times, Issue 23512, 19 May 1938, Page 16

WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO, LTD. GORE HORSE SALE. FRIDAY, 20th May, 1938. Commencing at 1 p.m. sharp. Messrs wright, stephenson & CO, LTD. will hold their Horse Sale as above, in their Horse Bazaar, Wigan Street: PRESENT ENTRIES: 40—DRAUGHT MARES & GELDINGS including: A/c M. V. Dickie, “Rosemarkie,” Ferndale: ' 2—5 Horse Teams young Mares and Geldings. Also 2—Good 3-yr Mares and Geldings. 2—2|-yr Fillies and Geldings. 2—lB months Fillies and Geldings. I—Draught Foal. I—s_yr1—5_y r (Thoroughbred Hack. Collars, Hames and Winkers for 10 Horses. 4—Good Young Sheep Dogs. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. Entry Fee - - - - 2/6. Mp 475 AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND PLANT AT HOMESTEAD, OTARAIA. MONDAY, 23rd MAY, 1938. At 12.30 p.m. TURIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO, IT LTD, have been favoured with instructions from MR THOMAS HERRON, who has purchased a Tractor and Tractor Implements to offer for unreserved sale, as above— HORSES: 2—Draught MARES, 6 and 8 years. 2—Draught GELDINGS, 6 and 8 yrs. 3—Half-Draught GELDINGS, syrs. 4—Half-Draught GELDINGS (unbroken), 3 years. 4—Half-Draught MARES, 3 years (unbroken). 3—Half-Draught FOALS. 2—Pony MARES, 2 years (broken to saddle). I—Pony MARE, 7 years. 21 IMPLEMENTS: Farm Dray, Drill (Reid & Gray), Cambridge Roller, Tedder (International), 2 Gigs (one long shafter), Set Discs, Disc Plough, Harness for 6 horses, 6 Horse Blocks and Chains, Swingle Trees, etc, Storrie-Willett Lime Sower (double box). LUNCHEON PROVIDED. 1252 SPECIAL ENTRY. GORE SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 24th MAY, 1938. Messrs wright, stephenson & CQ, LTD. in conjunction with the SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN, LTD. have been favoured with instructions from MR OLIVER GREY, “The Pines,” Lovells Flat, to offer as above, the following: 85—2, 3, and 4-shear STUD SOUTHDOWN EWES. To be offered in pens of 5 with two pens of 10. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: This Southdown Stud represents the best strains procurable. The flock was founded with ewes from the Studs of Messrs H. J. Andrews, H. Burnett & Sons, James Knight and W. J. Jenkins, while no expense has been spared in the purchase of Rams. Mp 476 CT .EARING SALE AT MENZIES FERRY, EDENDALE. MONDAY, 30th MAY, 1938, at 11 a.m. TYTRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO, VV LTD. have been favoured with instructions from MR J. R. HAMILTON, who has disposed of his property to sell the whole of his STOCK and PLANT. CATTLE* 50—DAIRY COWS (factory calvers) I—DAIRY COW (newly calved). 3—FAT COWS. HORSES: 3—DRAUGHT HORSES (all work). SHEEP: 30—EWES. 10—LAMBS. IMPLEMENTS: 1 R. & G. D.F. Plough, 1 Single Digger Plough R. & G, 1 set 5-leaf Tyne Harrows, 1 12ft set StorrieWillett Grass Harrows; Disc Harrows, Cambridge Roller, 1 15 coulter Drill, Turnip Ridger, 1 2-row Scuffler (Booth Mac), Single Scuffler, Storrie-Willett Thinner, M.H. Binder, McCormick Mower, Hay Rake, Hay Sweep, McCormick 0.12 Tractor (almost new), 1 Petrol Engine (3 horse power), 2 Drays. SUNDRIES: Harness for 6 horses, 20 Milk Cans, Cooler, 90 gal. Alfa Laval Separator with power drive, 1 Horse power Motor, 1 Pumice Boiler, 1 power Emery Grinder, Grass Seeder, 1 Stewart Horse Clipper, 1 Kerosene Pump & Kerosene, Posts, Stakes and Wire, Tools and large quantity of sundries. FURNITURE: 1 Dining Room Table, 1 Oak Chesterfield Suite, 2 Oak Morris Chairs, 1 Oak JJouble Bed, 2 Single Beds and 2 Stretchers, 2 Duchess Dressing Tables, 1 Sofa, 1 Hall Stand, 2 Axminster Carpets 10 x 12, 2 large Rugs, 1 Hall Runner (Axminster) 9yds (new); Pictures and ornaments and sundries. Mp 474

EXTRA from your tyres. Stone bruises, deep UllWr"//Ig cuts. and even nM’ blowouts need not U £1 MWWMS end the life of a lUi.hL jwiuN casing. Our ex- UfiSuSKB pert vulcanizers WwwW WfMF can give it extra life at little cost. Bring damaged casings bere for repair. H. A. PERRY Opposite. Gas Office. KELVIN STREET LITTLE’S SHEEP DIP A “TICKY” LAMB TAKES LONGER TO FATTEN THAN A CLEAN ONE. Keep them clean by dipping in LITTLE’S “SUPREME POWDER DIP.” NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z.. LTD.