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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12909, 24 February 1906, Page 8

Auonomura*. DALGETY AND CX)., LDT. PLEASANT POINT. MONDAY NEXT. TMMEDIATELY after the Stock Sale. JL account Mr J. Murphy (who is leaving for. Southland), the Whole of his COXTRACTOR'S PLANT, ETC., viz.— 3 DRAUGHT HORSES, all Young and Reliable Wotktrs 4 Drays with Frames, 2 Scoops, Plough, Disc Harrows, Grubber, Gig and Harness. Shaft and Leading Harness, Horse-power and Chaffcutter, 17 Picks and Shovels, SCO Empty Sacks, and Sundries Also, Account Mr Jas, Stewart — THE PLEASANT POINT STORE, which hap been dismantled, and will be sold in Lots to suit Buyers, comprising—lso Sheets Roofing Iron, Ridging, Spouting, Windows, Doors and Sashes, quantity Lead, all the Woodwork, consisting of Boards, Studs, Beam?. Scantling, etc., etc., etc. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. HUGH I.OWRY, CLEARING SALE, TV ALGETY AND CO., LTD., in con-! * junction with PYNE AND CO., have received instructions from Mr St. John Buckley to offer at auction, on the premises, WAITAKI PLAINS ESTATE, THURSDAY, 15th MARCH, 1906THE WHOLE OF HIS SHEEr. CATTLE, HORSES and IMPLEMENTS, including— Q AAA 2-tooth Halfbred Ewes Q IyRA 4-tooth Halfbred Ewes 1 6-tootk Halfbred Ewes QQfl 8tooti » Halfbred Ewes IVQA 4-tooth Crossbred Ewes 1 H7H otooth Crossbred Ewes A 9QH Crossbred Ewes I AAA F. M. Crossbred Ewes i A A 6 and 8-tootb Merino Ewes 0 HaJfbred Weiber Lambs 1 Crossbred Ewe Lambs 1 Crossbred Wetter Lambs ] LOOO F,t , ™' l " QAA Shrop.-hite Cross Lambs 21 A A Fat andj Foi waul 4 and 6- ' sIUU tooth Wethers ,1 A A Sheep <inixed sexes) TAD 4, 6, 8 and F.M. Border! XU U Leicester Rams ! MB-tooth English Leicester i Rams f)A 6 and S-tooth Shropshire A\J Rams Q"I A 4 and 8-tooth Merino Rains - CATTLE: Q"1 18-inombs Shor.born Steers KQ 3-year-old Shorthorn Heifers, 00 with Calves at foot X Shorthoin Cows 0 HORDES: 6Uubmken Draught Colts a Fillies 1 0 Hacks a:.! Harness Horses IMPLEMENTS: 4-Horse Waggon. Lorry. 2 Drays. 2 Cambridge Roller*.' 2 Cultivator*, 2 sets Tripod Harrows. Chain Hanows. 2 Grass Seed Sown*. 2 Turnip Sow*!.*. Si-uffler. S.F. Plough. Drill Pi..tiah. Spring Dray and Frame. Spn'iig Cart. 453 S.P. Strainers, 2 Sheep Feeders. Wool-pi As. 85 <sa c jj S Grass Seed, Avery's Scales, Harness. Ho;se Covers." etc., etc. As the Waitaki Plains Estate has been sold to the Government, every lot is for GENUINE SALE. The Sheep, which are a first-class lot, will be found to be in splendid condition, and the Auctioneers would recommend anyon* in want of not to miss this opportunity of pickmc up good straight lines. As' shewing the quality of the sheep, the halfbred fleece wool last year averaged 14d per lb in London, and this year Mr Buckler it-fused 13d per lb. f< r it- at the shed door. The Sale will start with the Sheep at 10.30 a.m.. Cattle. Horses, and Implements to follow. Drags for visitins buyers will leave the Post Office at 8.50 a.m. on mornui"' of Sale. Tickets for Drags can l>e olvi.-Tined from the Auctioneers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.