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Southland Times, Issue 18847, 12 June 1920, Page 12

LNVERCARGILI’hoRSE SALE. ' SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920, At 11 a.m. sharp. . IVfESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., will offer—--3Q Good MARES and GELDINGS L 0 an d Harness HORSES ”1 Rubber-tyred Gig, Horse and Harness. Jh22o Further Entries invited. SPECIAL ENTRY. INVERCARGILL HORSE SALE. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920, At 12noon sharp. TifESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD., will offer on account of Mr W. H. Mortimer, Makarewa, the following;— 1 Trotting FILLY, “Waldra,” 5 years old 1 Trotting Gelding, by “Lord Derby,” 5 years old. 1 Trotting Gelding, by “Rothschild,” 5 years old. 1 PACING FILLY, 2 years old (sister in blood to “Cathedral Chimes”). 3 Young PACERS by ‘Tour Chimes” and "Wallace L.” 1 Light GIG. ALSO,— 50 pairs Trotting Boots, Harness, Hobbles, Bloomers, Covers, Rugs, Trotting Gear, etc. NOTE—As Mr Mortimer has purchased a farm he finds ho has not time to work these horses, so they are for absolute unreserved sale. 3Je116 CLEARING SALE OF LAND AND STOCK. ETAL CREEK, OPIO. MONDAY. JUNE 14, 1920, At 12 noon. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., ’ ’ LTD., have received instructions from Mr Donald Gardiner to oiler for sale on the ground, at above time and place, his FREEHOLD PROPERTY, containing—--1110 ACRES 1 ROOD 30 POLES, Section -1, Lots 1 and 2 of Section 8, Section 70, Wairaki Survey District, distant 11 miles from Nightcaps Station, 21 miles from Post Office and School by good road. About 500 acres has been cultivated and is nearly all in English grass; 60 acres good turnips; balance in tussock. BUILDINGS—-6-roomed house, stable, barn and implement shed. This is a fine property, the cultivated portion being good deep strong land, while that in tussock is nice sweet ploughable land. The Property is offered for genuine sale and reasonable terms can be arranged. The carrying capacity of this farm is estimated at 1200 sheep and some cattle. TERMS can be arranged. Immediately after the Land Sale, the STOCK and IMPLEMENTS will be sold, coxnnrising:— 1.40 SHEEP (30 Lambs, 100 four-tooth Ewes, 10 Wethers) 7 HORSES (4 good working Draughts, 3 Hacks) 3 MILK COWS 4 Young CATTLE. Dray, Gig, Roller, Binder, 2 D.F. Ploughs, 4-leaf Tyne Harrows. Chain Harrows, Drill, RiJgcr, Woolpre s ?, 2 sets Discs, Waggon. 40 coils Wire Netting, Blacksmith’s Outfit, Hut on wheels, Posts and Stakes, 130 bags Ryegr.'uss Seed, Harness, Blocks and Chains, Ohaff in stack, and Sundries. Account Mr Wm. Ramsay, Awatata—--4 HORSES (1 draught filly rising 4 years, broken to chains; 1 draught gelding rising 5 years, broken to chains; 1 marc rising 9 years and 1 aged gelding, both good workers. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Jeloß CLEARING SALE OPPOSITE JOSETHVTLLE. MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920, At 12 noon. 'yfCASKS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr James T, Marshall (who has sold hi« farm! to offer by Public Auction as above the whole of his LIVE STOCK and I? I ELEMENTS, comprising SHEEP. 100 F.M. Ewes 130 1 amt 0-tooth Ewes 101) Ewe Lambs, (fat' 130 Ewe Lambs 10 Wethers. HORSES. 5 Draught HORSES (fi to fivrsi 1 Light MARE and FOAL. CATTLE, fi Dairy Cows (factory calvcrs) 1 Dairy Cow (2nd calver, springing) 1 Dairy Heifer (.springing! 5 Dairy Heifers. 2yi—--4 Steers, 2 years 4 Calves 1 Hereford Bull. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—Tip Dray and Frame, D.F. Plough (R. & G.). Disc Harrows, Cultivator (M.H.i, Drill (M.H.), Mace.lister Rirlger, Tyne Harrows, Mower, Roller. Hinder, Hillside Plough. Drill Plough, Sruffier, Planet. Jnr., Gig. Blocks ami Chains, Trees, Saddle and Breeching, 2 seta I.ratling Chains. 4 sets Collars and Hames, 4 Hores-cnvers, Chaff Sadrs, 2, Stack Covers, Sheep Grating, Timber, Fairhauk Weighing Machine, Horse-clippers, Separator .and Cream Cans (new). Churn, Incubator, Molasses, Fowls, Ducks, Kitchen Furniture, 3 young Sheep Dogs, Sundries, etc. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE. —The sheen are all in good order I and (he implements are nearly new. The | horses are lip-top woikcrs and make an I excellent team. For the- convenience of buyers a conveyance will meet the train on arrival at JoKephville on morning of the Sale. No outside entries. Jk27l ]\TESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO.. LTD., have received instructions from James Gibson to offer for Private Sale, his FARM, consisting of 15S ACRES FREEHOLD LAND, situated at Otara, distant 3 miles from Tokonui Railway. 108 acres in grass, balance virgin bush. Buildings—6roomeri house, all conveniences, together with the following Stock;—l9 Milk Cowar (factory calvers) ; 30 IJ-year Steers and Heifers; 2-year old Shorthorn Bull; 30 Calves; 4 Horses; all Implements. Price—£3ooo as a going concern, including Furniture. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers or the Owner. Jl>4o FOR EVERYBODY. It matters not whether you require A PIANO. * AN ORGAN. A PIANO. AN ORGAN. Or A GRAMAPHONE. A GRAMAPHONE. 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