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Southland Times, Issue 24167, 2 July 1940, Page 10

DALGETY & CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT GLENHAM WEDNESDAY, 3rd JULY, 1940, At 11 a.m. sharp. Messrs dalgety & company LIMITED have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate late R. G. Y. Scott, who has sold the property, to offer at above time and place all his live stock, plant, etc., as follows:— DAIRY STOCK: 51—Ayrshire-Jersey cross Dairy Cows (Sept-Oct calvers). 7—Two-year-old Dairy Heifers (October calvers). s—Yearling Dairy Heifers. I—Two-year-old Jersey Bull. SHEEP: 126—F.M. Breeding Ewes (Mated Southdown rams 15th April). 3 —Southdown Rams. HORSES: I—Draught Mare, 5 years. I—Draught Mare, 4 years. I—Draught Mare, 7 years. ■. I—Light Draught Mare, 7 years. I—Light1—Light Draught Mare, aged. I—Light Draught Filly, rising 4 yrs (unbroken). I—Draught Filly, rising 3 years (unbroken). I—Draught Filly, rising 2 years (unbroken). I—Grey Pony Mare, aged (quiet). I—Grey Pony Filly, 2 years (quiet). IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES: Tip Dray, Spring Dray, 4 wheel pole Milk Waggon, Macalister Lime Sower, Cambridge Roller, 15 coulter Massey Drill, M.H. Binder, Double Scuffler, Double Ridger (Macalister), Tyne Harrows and Tree, Double Ridge Roller, Grass Harrows and Tree, Chain Harrows, Disc Harrows, S.F. Swamp Plough (Storrie), Hay Rake, Mower, 2 Sledges, Sawbench, Grindstone, Vyce, Ladders, 3 Bull Chains, Plough Chains, Blocks and Chains, Single and Master Trees, Wheelbarrow, Horse Clippers, Collars, Hames and Winkers for 5 horse team, Saddle and breaching, 3 sets Leading Chains, Spring Cart Harness, Horse Covers, 100 Sacks Chaff, Empty Bags, quantity Tools etc., 21 Milk Cans, Cooler and Tray, Mogul Petrol Engine (good order), M.H. Separator, Oat Crusher, 1 Sheaf Stack, Chevrolet Tourer Motor Car, 20 Fowls etc. FURNITURE: Extension Dining room Table (large size), Oak Sideboard, three quarter Stretcher, Single Bedstead, Double Iron Bedstead (complete), 4 Kitchen Chairs, Lawnmower, etc. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Hie Dairy herd comprises good sound young early calvers of high testing standard, the average test for the present season being 4-3 for the herd. The horses are all good types showing quality and breeding and are splendid workers. The plant etc. is in good order and we can strongly recommend buyers to attend this sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JwBso ' — \ 11 ' 1 F. BOWDEN & CO. F. BOWDEN & CO., LTD. INVERCARGILL. P.O. Box 256. Telephone 597 & 586. JOA ACRES freehold, 2 miles factOU tory and rail. Well fenced and subdivided. Carries 1000 sheep and 60 dairy cows. New Bungalow 5 rooms, every convenience. Stable, barn, .hearing shed, yards arid dip. Byre etc. Price £9 per acre. £4OO cash. Balance arranged. f'AA ACRES Freehold, 2 miles rail, Ovv factory and school. Good dwelling. 5 rooms every convenience. Stable, barn, shearing shed yards and dip. Price £9 per acre. Easy terms. QQA ACRES Freehold, alongside rail, ZOv school, etc. Sound dwelling, every convenience. Stable, barn, large byre with machines. This farm is somewhat out of order, but at the Price £8 per acre is the best of buying and easy terms can be had. We have several new Bungalows for sale in best situation, North Invercargill. All the latest labou? saving conveniences, from £lOOO with easy ingoing. Come and inspect. Also 10 acre Farmlet with frontage 3 streets, handy to school and on footpath, few minutes from tram. Sound dwelling, every convenience. Byre etc Price £lOOO. _________ I HORSE I COVERS Sack Lined ----- 30/Fine Flax ------- 50/C©wCOVERS Unlined - -- -- -- - 8/6 Unlined ------- 10/6 Lined - -- -- -- -- 13/6 FOR BEST VALUES I CONSULT US. • I E. HAYES & SONS I LEVEN STREET fj Manufacturers and experts Come to SMITH & SMITH, LTD. with your Paint problems. Esk Street.

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