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Southland Times, Issue 24593, 15 November 1941, Page 12

DALGETY & CO., LTD. LORNEVILLE SALE TUESDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1941. Messrs dalgety & company, LIMITED, will offer on account of Mr A. C. Watson, Makarewa, who is giving up dairying, his complete herd as follows:— 11—Good DAIRY COWS (in milk). I—DAIRY COW (due shortly). 2—Yearling Jersey Cross HEIFERS. 10—MILK CANS, 9 and 10 gallons, (good as new). I—COOLER, 4cwt. BARB WIRE (practically new) I—Good CATTLE DOG. Nj3o6 LORNEVILLE SALE, NOVEMBER 18, 1941. Messrs dalgety & co., ltd. will offer on account of client: — 60—TOTARA POSTS. 25—BROADLEAF POSTS. 100—Mixed TOTARA and BIRCH POSTS. 3—STRAINERS. Nm4sl WYNDHAM SALEYARDS FRIDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1941 At 1 p.m. SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY HERD Messrs dalgety & company, LIMITED, will offer on account of Mr R. T. MOFFITT, Glenham, who is giving up dairying, his complete dairy herd comprising: 30—DAIRY COWS. 11—DAIRY HEIFERS. (All in full milk). We can strongly recommend this herd (0 intanding purchasers. Last season’s butterfat average was particularly high and the herd has been culled since then. Nm 435 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF ‘ WANAKA STATION FREEHOLD PROPERTY On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1941, At 11 a.m. At the Office of Messrs Dalgety and Company, Ltd.. Dunedin. THE ADMINISTRATORS have instructed ■IJ-ESSRS DALGETY & COMPANY, I'L LTD., to offer for sale by public auction, at 31 a.m. on Tuesday, November 25, 1941. at their Offices. Jetty street, Dunedin. All that portion of WANAKA STATION owned by Tile late Sir PERCY SARGOOD, Containing 1326 Acres 1 Rood 36 Poles FREEHOLD LAND. The above area of land comprises all of the station property situated west of the Cardrona road, and includes Thompson’s. Homestead, Copse and Lake Front Blocks. Irrigation has been carried on extensively on a proportion of the land, water being obtained from the Cardrona River at the one end. and from the Waterfall Creek at the other end, for all of which water rights are held, and will be sold with the property. ■ This part of the station lias most of the Homestead buildings on it, which include manager’s residence, wool shed, sheep yards and dip, men’s •quarters. cottages. and other implement and storage sheds. Many plantations of beautiful trees afford shelter and shade, besides being a valuable i asset in a district where timber is I not plentiful. The land is conveniently and i well fenced, and about 760 acres have been I cultivated and sown down in permanent pasture, while some 578 acres of the improved portion come under irrigation. Lying as it does on the western shores lof the Lake, Wanaka Station situation I might be described as one of the most I picturesque in Otago. Hie wonderful response from the land to irrigation enables the owner to carry Romney Cross sheep and dispose of most surplus stock in a fit condition for the freezing works. Tlie Administrators have instructed the Auctioneers to offer the land as a whole in one lot. Possession will be given on March 27, 1942. Immediately after offering the late Sir Percy Sargood’s land, the Auctioneers will offer all that portion of Wanaka Station owned by LADY SARGOOD, Comprising : 1334 Acres 0 Roods 21.8 Poles FREEHOLD LAND. Lady Sargood’s land is situated on the east side of the Cardrona road, and includes the following Blocks:—Dog Match, Lower Mount Iron and Mount Iron, ail of which are well fenced and conveniently subdivided. It is estimated that 650 acres have been cultivated, about 550 of which come under irrigation. Water is obtained from the Cardrona River, and certain water rights for this property will go with tire land. On the Dog Match Block there is an orchard of 26 acres, orchardist’s cottage, and large concrete packing shed. Two good cottages and about 9 acres of valuable plantations are also on this Block. Situated as it is adjoining the Wanaka township, this property appeals to anyone who wishes to farm in this charming locality. Under irrigation a very good flock of Romney Cross Ewes has been carried, and almost all surplus stock turned off fat. Lady Sargood has instructed us to offer her land as a whole, in one lot. Possession will be given on March 27, 1942. NOTE.—It is seldom that properties of this description come on the market for public competition in this favoured locality, and the attention of prospective buyers is drawn to thts sale. Fuller particulars of both properties, and terms and conditions of sale can be obtained from the Auctioneers, with whom arrangements should be made to inspect. Messrs COOK. LEMON. & COOK. Solicitors for the Estate. Messrs DALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., Auctioneers.

PLANTS FOR SALE /’IABBAGE, Cauliflower, Lettuce, V Silver Beet plants, 50 1/9, 100 2/6. Parsley plants 2/3 dozen Posted.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark Street, Balclutha. Nm43l XTEMESIA, Sweet-Peas, Schizanthus, il Viscari, Asters, Stocks, Iceland Poppies, Salpiglossis, African Marigolds, Brachycombe, Tagettes, Godetia, Ornamental Beet, Calendula Plants, 30 2/6, 100 7/6. Postage 6d.—Mrs L. Cruickshank, Lanark Street, Balclutha. Nm43l BEAUTIFUL Mina Lobata, Autumn tinted hardy annual creeper, 3 plants 1/6, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. DAHLIAS, Decorative, Poms, Chaims, Cactus types named hardy plants, 14/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. GLADIOLUS pastel shades of salmons, pinks, yellows, etc., for floral wvrk, 5/- dozen, 50 for 18/-. Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, curl’d and incurved Japanese named varieties, collection of 12 varieties, 10/- posted.— Griffiths’ Nurseries Mt. Eden. Auckland.