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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19475, 9 May 1925, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION. MONDAY, Kith MAY, At 12 o’clock. At Rooms, Manse street Instructed by Mr Peter Georgeson, Sole Executor of the Will of bis late Brother (John Georgeson). FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, SOUTH DUNEDIN. SOUTH DUNEDIN. LOT I—KING EDWARD STREET (No. 312), part Allotment 5, Block IV, South Dunedin; area 15.1 poles, with double-storey Shop, 4 living- -rooms, bakehouse, baker’s oven; drained to LOT 2—HALL STREET (No. 11), smgleJ storey 4-roomcd brick Dwelling, washhouse, copper and tubs; drained to sewer: with 2 FREEHOLD SEO- ' TIONS, being Allotments 17 and 13, Forburv:. urea 18.96 poles. LOT 3.—BATHGATE STREET (No. 26), compact 4-roomed wooden Dwelling, ■wash-house, copper and tubs : drained ; freehold section, part Allotment, 2, Block 111, Forbury; area 13.3 poles. PARK, REYNOLDS (LIMITED). Auctioneers. Messrs ASLTN & BROWN. 9my Solicitors to the Estate. TUESDAY, 12th MAY, 1925, At 11.30 a.m. At Land Sale Rooms, High street, Dunedin. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE OF CHERRY FARM. TTETRIGHT, . STEPHENSON, & CO. tv (LTD.) have received instructions from James Birtles, Esq., to offer for sale by Public Auction, as above: His well-known Property at Waikouaiti, in a subdivision comprising 8 EXCELLENT FARMS, ranging in area from 90 to 141 acres. The properly, which is well known as one of the most productive farms in Otago, has a frontage to the Main' North road and is ideally situated close to the Waikouaiti and Merton Railway Stations, dairy factories, school, and post office. Each block is excellently watered, is in a high stale of productivity, and contains a considerable atea of that rich alluvial deposit land which has made Cherry Farm famous. Some blocks are well provided with buildings and most are well fenced. The terms, situation, and quality of the land make each block an ideal proposition for successful operations in fattening, dairying, and cropping. Cherry Farm is being offered only on account of the Owner having purchased a larger property, and for this reason a very tow upset will be placed on each lot. E*ull particulars and plans from THE AUCTIONEERS, 23ap Dunedin and Branches. . BURNSIDE SALE. WEDNESDAY, 13th MAY, 1925. SPECIAL ENTRY FOUR AND FIVE-YEAR-OLD VERY ’ FORWARD WELL-BRED BULLOCKS From MORTEN HILLS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO. (LTD.) >vill offer, at above time and place—--70 four and five-year-old Bullocks, extra goodf NOTE.—This is an exceptionally good line of Cattle, and they are all Horeford-Short-horn Cross and in very forward condition. No reserve. may THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1925,. At 12 o’clock sharp. On the Farm at Auripo. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr J. A. Arthur to offer, as above— The whole of his Live Stock and comprising SHEEP. Plant, 250 crossbred Ewes, mixed 160 fat and forward crossbred Lambs. HORSES. 1 draught Golding, aged 1 draught Golding, three years 1 harness Gelding I Eoal. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Three-furrow R. & G. plough, 5-leaf tine harrows, Cambridge roller, spring-tooth harrows, turnip ridger, blocks, chains, and trees for six horses, plough chains, leading chains, saddle and breeching, collars, hames, and winkers for 6 horses, gi<* harness, 6 barrels, wheelbarrow, dray and frame, spring cart, gig, sledge, 3-horso power Anderson engine and pump combined, 4-cow A.W.R. milking machine, 50-gallon Challenge cream separator with Woarn automatic drive (only done two months' work), 300 chaff i sacks, pig troughs, horse covers. 6 sacks oats, 6 bags grass seed, 3 stacks oaten sheaves (Black Tartars), building l-niber, roofing iron, standards, wire netting, barb wire, nails, rock salt, oils, carpenter’s and blacksmith's tools, 30gallon separator, cream cans, household furniture'. . 4-horso Burrell traction engine, 1 R.G. double bagger (both practically new and in first class order). NOTE.—As Mr Arthur has sold his place, everything is for unreserved sale. Outside Entries Invited. Luncheon Provided. THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1925. At 12 o’clock noon. On the Farm, North Taiori. SALE OF HANDY FARM AND CLEARING SALE OF STOCK AND PLANT. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO. (LTD.) have received instructions from the Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency Company (N. 55.), Ltd., Trustees m the Estate of the late Lachlan M’Lean (deceased), to sell by public auction, ns above—■ * That Desirable Farm of 50 acres 3 roods 56 poles, Freehold Land, situated near Salisbury Estate, being Section 12, Block X\, East Taiori District. Also, All Stock and Plant, including— HORbEa. 2 draught Mares. 2 Hacks. SHEEP. 35 full and failing-mouth Ewes. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. R. & G. double-furrow plough, single-furrow plough, swing plough, hillside plough, drill plough, scutfler. Planet Junior, ' X sot 2-horse discs, cultivator, sot 4-leaf tine harrows, sot 3-leaf tine harrows, M.II. binder, roller, mower, spring cart, 2 farm drays and frames, gig, sledge, Avery weighing machine, hut on sledge, large quantity harness, horse covers, chains, etc., about 200 sacks, 6 bags manure, quantity tools, sundries too numerous- to mention. NOTE. —The Auctioneers have every confidence in recommending this property to intending buyers. The land is all flat, and has not been cropped for 15 years, and there is an abundant never-failing water supply. The situation is ideal, and land in this vicinity must rise considerably in value in the near future. Luncheon Provided. THURSDAY, 4th JUNE, 1925, At 10.30 a.m. sharp. At Dunedin Horse Saleyards. GREAT ANNUAL WINTER HORSE FAIR. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF CLYDESDALE HORSES. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON. & CO. (LTD.) will hold their Thirty-fourth Annual Winter Horse Fair, as above, when they will offer — 70 first-class draught Horses, including some consignments of well-bred Clydesdale Mares and Fillies. FRIDAY, sth JUNE, 1925. The Sale will be continued, when they will submit another catalogue of Draughts, also Spring-carters and light harness Horses. Further Entries Now Invited. Otago daily times and witness JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Job Printing of every description done with Despatch, and at the lowest current rates.