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AUCTIONS. DALGETY ANl> CO.. LTD. SALE. MONDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES. Account MR R. O. DUNCAN, Glenmark, SI 18-months' Steera, good colours, and in good condition Account Estate late E. BUTCHER, Wek» PM9, 350 Fat and Forward Lambs Account MR H. H. McLEAN, Amberky. 1 Springer, due to 3rd calf; guaranteed sound and quiet Account MESSRS G N. McLEAN J. H. JAMES, W. MACFARLANt/, SCO Fat Lambe, in lotß ICO Fat Wethers Account CLIENTS, 600 Lam bo 250 Lambs X Farm Dray and Frame NOTE—The Cattle which were advertised account Eetate late H. LitUe.Mount V g u \ can ' •trill not be coming forward for this bale. GST! DALGETT and CO., LTD. D D IN G T O X SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES. Account MR E. G. SEED, To Oka, S3 T\ro and a half and Three-year-old Steers in forward condition Account MR T. C. WITHELL, Papanui, 30 Three-year-old Steers in forward condition S Springers Account MR T. ARCHIBALD, Ovewhieldfl, SCO Half bred Wether Lambs W 7 PALGETY and CO., LTD. FINAL UNRESERVED 5A L t OF HORSES. ON ACCOUNT OF DEFENCE DEPARTMENT. OWING to Demobilisation JDALGETY and CO., LTD., MASTEKTON, have received instructions^ from tha Do j e "* Department to SOLL by PUBLIC AUG TTON WITHOUT RESERVE, at the TAUSS REMOUNT DEPOT, near FEATHERSTON, on TUESDAY, 28th JANUARY, At 11.30 a.m., 80 Hacka 20 Harness Horses (suitable for all kinds I of work) 6 Draught and Lorry Honsfis The above are aU in good hard condition, and anyone of thM etamp are recommended to attend thus fcx I tare.« Prospective purchasers wishing to'iMpest I the horses may do 60 °|J; a.pplying to I> •• I Tilley, Remount Officer, Tau heremkau. J LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. I SHORT NOTICB-CLEARING SALE AT I SHOBi S p OTSW OOD, CHEVIOT. FRIDAY, JANUARY 24th, 1910. I A CTING- under instructiona from MR A ALEX. CRAIGHEAD, who has sold lxis property, we uhall hold a CLEARING- SALE of the whole of his LIVE J and DEAD STOCK, comprising— 300 Four and Six-tooth I Ewes 100 Fat Ewea I 280 Fat and Forward Lamba I 20 Two-tooth Sheep, mixed Bexes I "b E.L. Rams I 1 Cow in full profit I G Working Draught Hoieee, 4 yeais tc I aged I ° Yearling Fillies , . . I D F Plough, Duncan Cultivator, 1 arir J)rav 5-leaf Harrows, McCormicl Binder, 15-Coulter Drill, ''Superior Cambridge Roller and Grass beed Box Diso Harrows, DouMfreeaied Bupgj' Harness for 6 Howes, Covers, Trees I Chains, 300 Empty Sacks, Quantitj j Grase Seed, 70 Fowls, andi Sundries too I numewns to paxticulariss. 1 Sale ait 12 o'clock sharp. I Lunchcon Provided. DALGETY and CO, LTD., I Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. UNRESERVED SALE OF 12.500 SHEEP I2MO- - FROM THE WELL-KNOWN HEATHERj LEA ESTATE. I AT LEVIN SALEYARDS. I THURSDAY, JANUARY 30tb, 1919. • DALGETY and CO., LTD., in conjunction I with WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., I LTD., have been favoured with instruo I tion from the Trustees of the Estate of the late J. R. MoDONALD, to eell as above, at 1 1 P ' ln ' , AttOUT 12,500 SHEEP. I . Full Details Later. , I DALGETY and CO., LTD., I WEIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD., j ggjo Joint Auctioneers. _ DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED. IMPORTANT SACK OF FARMING'AND GRAZING PROPERTY, RANGITATA ISLAND. FINAL WINDING UP OF TRUST 1 PROPERTIES. j REALISATION OF LATE J- G. I RtJ DDENKLAU'S ESTATE, I On I SATURDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1910, At 2 p.m., I AT OUR LAND SALEROOMS, GEORGE ST., TIMARU. I TTSTE have been favoured with instructions YV,' from tb e Executors in the above Katate to OFFER for SALE by PUBLIC AUCI TION, as abovo — All those desirable Grazing and AgriculI tural Lands, comprising .232 AOlvfia I FREEHOLD, well fenced and subdivided, -watered by permanent streamo, together with ail necessary buildings for the complete working of the proII the above, 1170; ACRES LEASEHOLD, being Eangitata R--i J serves. I The property is conveniently situated to railway and is between Timaru and I Ashburton Freezing Works. The quality of the land varies considerably, a large portion being deep rich loamy eoil, which is capable of growing heavy grain crops and has yielded 60 bushels of whwt and 70 bushels of oats to the acre, and the balance is weil grassed, and is II chiefly for grazing purposes, but " portion is productive and tulabla land grow J Ing excellent crops of turnips and rape, is 1 very healthy -sheep country, and i» noted [ for the number ( and a uallt J" ol {at etoc ** j turned off annual*j\ , I ' Tho prcnerty carries 4800 sheen, cattle, ' horses, etc.", besides crops. ! This croncrtv must bo sold in. order to ' "AcSrSj Si?* tk. STOCK PLiXT will b? held in March, when poeseesion will be given. Eary terms. Plans which ire being prepared, and any further particulars and arrangements for inspection may be obtained on applicant* Messrs Joynt and Andrews, Solicitors, Chrutchuich, or -> DALGETY and COMPANY, LTD.. c Auctioneers, Timaru and Branches. L 1 EFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Pritchard is a Cash Buyer of Gents' Misfit and Lettis . off Clothing, Boota, Portmanteaux, snd Ladies' and Children s Clothing. Spot | Cash. Ring np 'Phone 3394, Pi wn !g B( i; Victoria etieeU xmnw