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

SALES BY AUCTION. CLEARING SALE AT GLENPARK, PALMERSTON. THURSDAY, 14th MAY, 1925, At 12 o’clock sharp. rfTHF NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND X AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr W. H. Hide (who has disposed of his property) to offer, at the above time and place— The whole of his Live and Dead Stock, SHEEP. 180 two, four, six, and eight-tooth crossbred Ewes 100 full and failing-mouth Ewes 6 Border Leicester Rams. CATTLE. 7 milking Cows (spring calvers) 4 two-year-old Heifers 4 Yearlings. HORSES. 4 draught Mares (four and nine years old) . 1 aged Geiding 1 spring-cart Mare. 3 Pigs (porkerq 36 Fowls 2 sheep Dogs. • IMPLEMENTS. M.H. binder, spring wagon, trolley, farm dray and frame, 2- sets discs (Booth, M‘Donald), d.f. plough (11. & G.), M.H. drill and grass seed sower (13 coulters), Cambridge roller, set 5-loaf harrows, set Tripod harrows, ridgor, hillside plough, scuffler, sledge, P. & D. cultivator, spring cart, gig, clod-crusher, set 4-horso blocks and chains, swingle trees, 13 sots plough chains, wheelbarrow, quantity timber, lumber boards, 16 coils sheep netting, 209 stakes, 40 fencing posts, barb wire, li tons table potatoes, 3 tons coal, 2 stacks oaten sheaf, 2 stacks hay, 10 sacks fowl wheat, 15 racks ryegrass, 50 sacks Dun oats, 25 sacks feed oats, 50 corntrougn, vyce, manure mixer, 7 sets collars and hames and winkers, set spring-cart harness, 2 cart saddles and breechings, 3 sets leading chains, Stewart horse clipper)! 2 separators (one Alfa Laval 33gals., Excel 22gals), 2 milk cans, churn, 4 acres swede turnips, quantity household furniture, sundries, etc. At the same time and place, Account Mr James Chambers: 150 fat Lambs 200 m.s. Lambs 150 fat Ewes. Luncheon Provided. BALCLUTHA SALE. FRIDAY, 15th MAY. On Account of B. Throp, Esq., Moa Flat. TIE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.) will offer--50 head of STEERS and SPEYED HEIFERS, one-and-a-half to two-and-a-half years "old. 9my ' THURSDAY^2Ist MAY, 1925, At 3 p.m. At Horiot Saleyards. SALE OF DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ' FARM. SITUATED CLOSE TO HERIOT. fYALCETY AX have rcc & CO. (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr R. Dillon to offer as above: His Farm known as “Drimnisallie,” situated li miles from Heriot Township. Building comprise 6-roomed Dwelling, 5stnll stable, 2 loosoboxes, barn and shearing shed, and 2 implement sheds. The sod is rich and deep, and in oats yields 80 to 100 bushels per acre. Root crops and grosses grow abundantly, and never fail. Present crops are: 26 acres swedes, 31 acres young grass, 10 acres stubble, balance good English pasture, one to four years old. This Farm is in splendid order, and ns the vendor has, for reasons of health, decided to give up farming, it affords a unique opportunity to get into first-class land at a low figure. 'Perms: 10 per cent, on fall of hammer. 25 per cent, on 11th June (which will bo date of possession), balance may remain on mortgage for 5 years at per cent. Further particulars on request from DALGETY & CO. (LTD.), g [nv Auctioneers. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDA / RESORTS. KOTEL CARGEN, AUCKLAND. NOW FULLY LICENSED. This superior hotel, now licensed and completely renovated and refurnished, offers visitors »o Auckland even greater accommodation comforts and quality of service than ever before. There are now 120 rooms, 25 suites each with private bath. A magnificent view > of the Waitemata Harbour can’ be obtained from the Roof Garden. . , _ Cuisine and wine a of the finest and service beyond criticism inspire visitors who have stayed there to say: “If-you want the vorv best in Auckland, stay at ' “HOTEL CARGEN.” Further particulars from A. Chesney, Manager. Wireless and telegraph address: Cargen, Auckland. 7m “ REENCLIFF,” \jx ST. CLAIR. ACCOMMODATION For VISITORS and PERMANENT GUESTS. Moderate Tariff. Miss C. FRASER. TJ O 'F EL B R A E B U rt N, 16 Symonds street, Auckland. An exceptionally well furnished and thoroughly Up-to-date Private Hotel, conducted by Mrs Braik, late of Hotel Braebum, Waalganui, and Hotel Cargen, Auckland. Tariff, 15s a day. Permanent guests by arrangement. ’Phone 1120 a. 5f CMTY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL. / Comer Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch. Most central house in citv: B minutes from Station. 3 minutes G.P.0., Gardens, River, and Theatres. Been remodelled, redecorated, and refurnished throughout; luxurious lounges, excellent cuisine, moderate tariff. Ideal home for travellers and tourists. R. M. O. HYMAN. Propi ietress. All trams from Station stop outside. 13a Where to stay in Christchurch. HOTEL FEDERAL. Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention. T. G. LEWIS. Proprietor, Box 532. Telephones, 1040, 2279. HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. iperior Private Accommodation, 52 tester street. West End, 2 minutes from .0. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. lerate tariff. F. J. MURRAY. Proprietor, hone 872. HOME Away Prom Home.—Taieri Mouth Boarding-house, under entirely management; seaside resort, splendid ;h; good table; terms moderate; come and spend your Easter holidays. VHE OAKS,” Palmerston; ideal homo . for Visitors and Permanent Guests; itiful grounds; very sunny.—Telephone 31m POULTRY. ETC. BROWN LEGHORN COCKER The same blood as our thi team that averaged 224 eggs per bird last egg-laying competition at Pa price 30s and 30s each. —Smart Mosgiel. CRUSHED PEAS, Crushed Peas; cheapest, most nutritive Poultry Food, 14s cwt. —Skene’s Ltd., Stuart street, Dunedin. IVOR well-bred PULLETS and COCKER- ’ ELS, all broods, and singing CANARIES ; all guaranteed.—Skene’s Ltd., Dunedin. 3my npHE FARMERS’ PAPER.—The AgnculB tuval Department of the Otago VVituesa is acknowledged to ba unequalled by that of any other Weekly in tho Dominion.