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Otago Witness, Issue 2895, 8 September 1909, Page 40

/>UCTIOK3. SPECIAL ENTRY iWALLACETOWX SALI SEPTEMBER 14, ISO 9, Comm-sncing at 10 a.m. T^TRIGHT, STEPHENSOX, . & CO; • " (LIMITIvD) have received instructions^ from Mr F. A. Price (Waikiwi) to offer* as above, his annual draft of 250 three and four-year-old forward Bullocks, Shorthorn-Hereford cross. These Cattle are off turnips, and w: T make excellent grass cattle. THURSDAY, 30th SEPTEMBER, * At 12 o'clock At the Otago A. and P. Society's Shov gxoxxid, Tahuna Park, . Dunedin. TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL SALE O? CLYDESDALE STALLIONS AND ENTIRE COLTS. TI7RIGHT, STEPHENSON, & OO ▼» (LIMITED) will hold their Twenty eighth Annual Sale of Stallions as above. ENTRIES CLOSE~~on WEDNESDAY, 22nd September. 28aV • FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER. &t the Dunedin Horee .Sateyards \ SPECIAL SALE OF PEDIGREED CLYDESDALE MARES arW FILLIES and*"WORKING DRAUGHTS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & GO. (LIMITED) will hold their Annual Special Horse Sale as above (the day aftet the Stallion Parade) VALUABLE CASH PRIZES. ENTRIES NOW BEING RECEIVED. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM AT OREPUKI FOP PRIVATE SALE. T B. MILLS AND SON ** • have beer instructed Ej tha Owner (who is retiring froir farming)" to offer for Sale by private treatr his Freehold Farm, bein^ Section 32," "Block IV, Longwood District, containing 400 acres light bush land, 200 of which are cleared and in g-rass, ' 16 acres stumped ' All fenced and subdivided 1 . Buildings comprise 6-roomed House-, I loose j boxes, buggy room, cow byre^ .etc. This' Property is conveniently situated about three miles from Orepuki Township and dairy factory. For further particulars apply to J R. MILLS 9c SON, 8s Auctioneers, Rivertoft. IMPORTANT SALE OF DAIRI FARMS. THE BEST DAIRYING LAND IN NEW - ZEALAND. SUBDIVISION OF PART OF EDENDiLB HOMESTEAD BLOCK. 1100 ACRES, DIVIDED INT<* 12 FARMS, Varying from 50 to 160 Acres each, EASY TERMS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO (LTD.) have received instructions from Mr Donald Macdonald, of Edendale, to SELL BY PRIVATE TREATY 1100 Acres of hi* famous Edendale Homestead Block, subdivided as above. The situation is not equalled i& South' land. The land is immediately adjoining the Edendale Railway Station and towm ship on the Main Trunk line, and is splen» didly roaded. The land is now in a highly productive •■ state. It has all been limed ; about 201 / acres are just out of turnips, and ready t<j grow anything, and the balance in tha very best English grass, mostly one, two, and three years old. The land, is all level, and there is not a waeta inch on it. Mr Macdonald has renewed i>early all the fences during the last three years, and the present fences are the best? that money can put up. Ii is no exaggeration to say that this block of land is the best bit of dairying land in New Zealand, and the Edendale Cheese Factory — which is the most successful cheese factory in the Dominion — is built on tho corner of it. In its present condition buyers will have nothing to spend on the land, except the erection of the necessary buildings. They have merely to turn on the cows and rake in the money. It is - a big thing to say, but there are few who know the land tha 1 : will dispute the statement that as it stands to-day, without any. expenditure for improving the land, if? will, worked as dairy farms, produce more money per acre per annum than any other similar area of dairying land in the Dominion. For grain and root crops, too, this land is not equalled in Southland, and cannot be beaten anywhere. Those who have seen the crop.-, on it will find it difficult to imagine that more could be packed on to the ground. Price? and terms on application to WRIGHT, STEPHENSON, & CO. (LTD.)* Dunedin, Invercargill, and Edendale, or any of their other Branches. " 25aHf A. & J. M'FARLANE, T\/rACLAGGAN & PRINCES STREETS, •"■■• Dunedin, ' - Cash Buyers of POULTRY and PORI^ (any quantity). Ducklings to weigh -9lb pe£ pair; Chickens and Hens, 81b per pair. Highest, prices given. No commission