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SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY. sth AUGUST. 1919. At 1 o'clock. At tho Balclutha Saleyards. SPECIAL HORSE SALE. \K7RIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO. V V (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr D. W. Lyon, Awamangu, to sell by pubho auction, as abovo, 1 draught Marc, 8 years 1 Gelding, 7 years 3 Mares and Geldings, 6 years 8 Geldings, 5 years 10 Geldings, 4 years 2 Fillies;, 3 years 25 horse covers 6 sets blocks and chains. The Auctioneers specially recommend these Horses. They are particularly good sorts - 31jy WEDNESDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1919. Burnsido Saleyards. SPECIAL ENTRY OF DAIRY HEIFERS. "WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO. * * (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr Robert Weir (Sandymount) to sell by public auotion, as above: 12 spcoial Holstein cross Heifers (Sept amber calvcrs). TUESDAY, 19th AUGUST, 1919, At 12 o'clock Noon. , On the Farm, near Portobello. ' CLEARING SALE OF HIGH-GRADE PEDIGREED AYRSHIRE COWS, Also HORSES AND IMPLEMENTS. WTRIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO. * » (LTD.), have received instructions from Mr A. M'Cabe to sell by auction, as abovo, AYRSHIRE CATTLE, 17 first-class Cows, all young (AugustSeptember calvers) 2 springing Heifers - 7 yearling Heifers 1 pedigreed Bull, 3 years 5 Steers, 2 years old. HORSES. 1 medium draught Mare, Dolly, 6 years (pr'ze-taker) 1 medium draught Mare, Nell, 6 years (prize-taker) 1 Hack, 4 years 1 chestnut Filly, 3 years (prize-taker) 1 Arab Pony, with saddle and bridle (prize-taker) 1 cream Pony, trap, and harness; very quiet. PIGS. 1 Sow, with litter 2 Porkers 1 Boar. IMPLEMENTS. Disc harrows, grubbor, swing plough, singlefurrow lover plough, mower, hay rake, cultivator, hand chaffcutter, turnip sower, turnip pulper, sledge, tip-dray, spring-cart, wheelbarrow, ladders, milk cans, spring-cart harness, dray harness, leading chains, two riding saddles and • bridles, plough chains, collars, hames, winkers. 2 sets swingletrees, horse covers. Also, Ducks and Fowls, and sundries too numerous to particularise. Luncheon provided. NO OUTSIDE ENTRIES. NOTE:—This is one of the best herds of pedigreed Ayrshire cattle in the South Island Mr M'Cabe's cows have always been up to a good size, and are a splendid type of the utility Ayrshire. Thev are all from the very best imported bulls, and individual pedigrees -will be available at the Sale. Buyers should leave Dunedin by the 9.30 a.m. boat, which the coach will meet on arrival at Portobello. The cattle will, as usual, be at the buyer's risk on the fall of the hammer. Thev can be left on the farm in Mr M'Cabe ? s«care until the Ist October, if desired. 2au TUESDAY, sth AUGUST, 1919 ' At 12.30 p.m. EVANSDALE STOCK SALE. Q<TRONAOH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.) K-3 will hold their usual Monthly Stock Sale at Evansdale, as above. Entries till Timo of Sale with the Auctioneers, STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.) Or J. JOHNSTON, Evunsdale. 29jy ' TUESDAY, sth AUGUST, 1919, At 12.30 p.m. EVANSDALE STOCK SALE. CJTRONAOH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.) will hold their Usual Monthly Stock oato at Evansdale, as above. Present Entries: 1 Heifer (newly calved) 5 head mixed Cattle. Further Entries till Time of Sale with the Auctioneers, ■STRONACH, MORRIS, & CO. (LTD.); Or, J. JOHNSTON, Evansdale. 2aii MONDAY, 4th AUGUST, 1919. ' PALMERSTON MONTHLY STOCK SALE. ICO two-tooth Ewes (in lamb to B.L. rains) 100 halfbred sound-mouth Ewes (in lamb to B.L. rams) 70 full 'and failing-mouth Ewes (in lamb) 60 aged Ewes (in lamb) 40 sound-mouth Ewes (in lamb to B.L rams) 90 fat Ewes 260 fat and forward Wethers 530 mixed-sex crossbred Hoggets i 50 mixed-sex Hoggets 40 wether Hoggets 20 head mixed Cattle s 3 dairy Cows 10 head 18-month-old Cattle 3 Bulls [ 15 sacks potatoes, 40 sacks oats, 1 stack clover hay, 7 sacks seed potatoes. ! JQALGETY & CO. (LIMITED). ■ <f\TAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE . ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LTD) - NATIONAL MORTGAGE A AGENCY i-T COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). . 'WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. , \* ' (LTD.), Auctioneers. FOR SALE. "El VERY FRUITGROWER SHOULD -El* HAVE A COPY OF HORTON'S CATALOGUE SENT FREE. Write to-day for your Free copy of Horton's big Catalogue. Every page is brimful of valuable information for the fruit-grower ,while it lists, describes, and quotes prices for every variety and erode of tree. It dotails in full the recommendations of the } 7 varieties Conference of Apple-growers held ' in 3916, and tolls the variety and grade of " tree that is best suited for your locality 0 See to it that you plant Horton's Pedigree t Stock this season. Every tree is well rooted '» and well shaped, and has been grown from tested and approved fruiting stock. 1 Huge stocks of every variety are avuil- - able, including Jonathan, Sturmer, Mun- , roo's Favourite, Delicious, Statesman i- Cox's Orange Pippin, Ballarat Seedling' Dougherty, Lord Wolseley, Gravenstein' i etc.; thus orders can be filled at once No I tree goes out. until approved by Government Orchard Inspector. I Priccs, £5 per 100 or £45 per 1000 for commercial grade. Quotations given for i special grade trees. Correspondence solicited. THOS. lIORTON (LTD.), "Horton's Trees Grow."' Head Office and Nursery, Hastings, H B "; ' 4 J E. WATSON & CO. (LIMITED). " ANZAC SQUARE, DUNEDIN. <- AGENTS FOR: j Marshall's Engines and Mills, Andrews and Beaven's Chaffcutters, etc. 3 Biackstone Kerosene Oil Engines, P. and 'D. Dunoon's Farm Implements, v Mncalister's Disc Ridgers, I. Cleveland Farm Tractors, !' 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