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AUCTIONS. I FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER, 1909, At 10 a.m. sharp. Otajo Farmers' Horse Bazaar. ANNUAL PARADL SALE. THE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION „01 N.Z. (LIMITED) will hold their annual sale as above (the clay after the A. and P. Society "s Stallion Parade at Tahuna Park), when they will offer : Clydesdale Stallions, Brocd Mares, and Fillies, besides working Draughts, Vanners, and light harness Horses. Entries now being taken. L. MACLEAN. Is • Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 30tb SEPTEMBER, 1909, j At 11 o'clock. At the Otago A. and P. Society's Sho\* Ground, Tahuna Park. ANNUAL SALE OF CLYDESDAI<b" bTALHONS. mHE OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERA-I - 1 - TTVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LIMITED) will hold their annual sale aa above. Entries now being taken. L. MACLEAN, * s AuctioneoK THURSDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1909, At 12 o'clock sharp. At Wairuna. near Clinton. CLEARING -SALE Of CROSSBRED SHEEP, DAIRY COWS, DRAUGHT HORSES, Etc. T|ALGETY & COMPANY (LIMITED) - l - r are instructed by Mr P^M'G. Murray to sell by auction, on Thursday, 9th SenI tember. at his Farm, Wairuna, the whole of his btock and Plant, comprising: 60 crossbred Ewes, full* anc' failing mouth, in lamb 100 crossbred Hoggers, mixed sexes 60 prime fat Wethers 40 fat Ewes 11 first-class Cows, milking and coming to profit 1 shorthorn- Bull 3 draught Geldings, 6 and 7 years 1 draught Mare, aged 1 draught £ illy, rising 3 years ] good buggy Horse, 6 years 1 hack Marct. in foal to Ella Pegaway 2 farm drays aril frames, 1 double-furrow plough, single digger plough, 1 swing plough, Massey-Harris binder (new), j Farmer's Favourite drill, 18ft broadcast' aeed-sower (new), Dunoan cultivator (new). Cambridge roller, 3-furrow plough, set 5-leaf harrows (new), ec|t 4-leaf harrows (new), set 14ft tripod harrows, 4 horsepower and 3-blade ohaffcuttsr, set chain harrows (18ft). set disc harrows (Bft), 3horee grubber, comemsher, chaffcutter, ; clodcrusher, 'set Chatham fanners, blackj smith's forge arid boring machine, harness and covers, 3 saddles and breechings, sheep" netting and sundries, 70 bags oats. Luncheon provided As Mr Murray has sold tho PropertJ and g,ven up farming, the whole of the above are for vnresewed sale. Is FRIDAY. 24th SEPTEMBER, 1909, At 12 o'clock. SALE OF THE FAR-FAMED SUMMERHILL FREEHOLD ESTATE. 885 .ACRES, NEAR KAITANGATA TOWNSHIPr "T)ONALD REID & CO. (LIMITED) -*-' have received instructions from tho Executors in the Estate of tho late William Srnaill, to sell by public auction, ax the Otago Corn and Wool Exchange, Vogel street, Dunedin, on FRIDAY, 2Atb Day of SEPTEMBER, 1909, at 12 o'clock: The Valuable Agricultural and Grazing Estate known as Summerhill, comprising 685 acies of splendid land, all well fenced and subdivided into suitable paddocks, with a plentiful supply of water in every paddock. Thero is a substantial modern Dwellinghouse at the homestsa-d, 10 rooms, lath and plaster lining and well finished throughout : erables looeeboxes, harness room*, bu tfgy- ho po. cowbyr.es, 6tockyard, and all farm build-ngs complete; and also three other Dwelling- houses 4 to 6 rooms; ako steadings on other divisions of the Estate. This Property is very advantageously situated about one mile from the town of Kaitangata by good level metalled road 1 . School, post office, and railway station quite convenient. Being close to sea level, the climate is salubrious, mild, and equable. The land is very fertile, and grows all kinds of crops and grasses in rich profusion ; and! as the Estate is really a suburb of the. rising town of Kaitangata; it has an everincreasing petition value. A further advantage is the valuable Kaitangata coal de- 1 posits, which pass under and can be' moeft profitably worked from the property. Thq Property will be offered in ONH LOT, and, if no sale, it will be submitted! in Five Separate Lots or Farms, as shown on Lithograph Plan. This forms an opportunity which rarely; occurs to .secure a Fir»t-c!ae> Freehold Property, judiciou-ly improved, and :n: n a dis< 1;-i';| highly favored by Nature in all conditions. The land r"5 inherently rich and the climate all that can as dcoired. Arrangements can be made whereby, about two-thirds of the purchase money, can remain 'on the security of tha pro* jxirty from three to five v«*ir* a;. cu: - ret»< rate of interest if required. Terms and full particulars apply to DONALD REID & CO. (LTD.)., Auctioneers. Send for Lithograph Plans (showing boundaries and all particulars), now being prepaied. 34