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Southland Times, Issue 18853, 19 June 1920, Page 12

McKAY BROS. EXCHANGE MART. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JUNE 19. TVTcKAY BROS, will sell by auction as follows: — 10.30 300 cases Apples, Pears, etc. 12.30 — Pigs and Poultry’; 1 Chevrolet Motor Car, Buick Motor Car (both cars in excellent order) ; Gig, Rustic-cart, Sashes, Doors, etc., 10 bags damaged Oats, 1 Disc Plough and Potato Grader. -• 1.30 — On account of whom it may concern, quantity of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Hate. Also Furniture and Sundries. Jq46o MOTOR CARS (SECONDHAND) i BUICK—S -water, newly painted, well shod, in excellent order; guaranteed. Any trial. £225. ENGLISH CAR, VULCAN, recently overhauled, perfect order, 5seater, new tyres, £350. Guaranteed. Any trial. JAP. BATT CYCLE and Side-chair. £7O. Good. ALL CARS WE HANDLE PRIVATELY are guaranteed by vendors. ENQUIRIES INVITED. jj GOOD ACCOMMODATION. McKAY BROS. AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, ESK STREET, Box—l 7. ’Phone—6oß. INVERCARGILL STOCK AGENTS. OTAUTAU STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1920. r JpHE INVERCARGILL STOCK AGENTS will sell, as under—■ 2, 4, 6-tooth WETHERS M.S. HOGGETS XX Head Mixed CATTLE. Jq4S4 HUNTER BROS. & RICE. SUBDIVISION “CLUNY" FARM, WYNDHAM. fXLINTER BROS. & RICE have been instructed by Mrs Nelson to sell by auction at their Offices, Wyndham, on SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1920, At 11 a.m., her well-known Property situated about 21 miles from Wyndham, subdivided into convenient FARMS, as under— WYNDHAM SURVEY DISTRICT. 70S 1 23 “CLUNY” is one of the selections made in the early days in the Wyndham District and is well-known for its productiveness and richness of soil. It is very conveniently situated, being 2-1 miles from Wyndham, 4mile front Mimihau school, and 1A miles from Oware dairy factory. All the Lots have good frontages to the district roads and till subdivide:! into suitable paddocks. The land is composed of nice rolling downs with no waste. Buildings on the homestead block, being lot 2, consist of all the necessary up-to-date buildings, including dwelling, stable. 1 barn, cowbyre, wonlshcd, sheep yards, etc. It is not often an opportunity offers for obtaining find-class land for dairying or fattening so well situated.

TERMS —10 per cent, on fall of hammer; 20 per crnl. on August 1, when possession will be given; balance can remain at 5} per cent, for five (5> years. Flans and conditions of sale can be inspected at Auctioneers’ offices at Wyndham and Edcndale; or apply to HUNTER BROS. & RICE. Auctioneers, Jk2B3 Wyndham. CLEARING PALE. ‘GLENOWARE" RIDGES, WYNDHAM. MONDAY, JUNTO 28, 1920, At 11 o’clock. TTUNTER BROS. & RICE, instructed by Mr J. A. Paterson (who has disposed of his farin', will sell by auction the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. SHEEP. 3 (50 F.M. Ewes 60 2-tooth Wethers 50 Full and failing-mouth Ewes 62 2-tooth Ewes 43.5 6 and S-tooth Ewes. CATTLE. .‘I Milch Cows 1 Heifer, October calver 2 Steers, 2 and 3 years 3 Calves. HORSES. 5 Draught Mares and Geldings, 6 to 9 years 1 Aged Draught Gelding 1 Hack, aged 1 Hack Mare, full sister to Solace. IMPLEMENTS. 1 Double-furrow Plough (R- & G.), set Disc Harrows, 1 set 5-leaf Harrows, Cambridge Roller, Cod Crusher, Masscy-Harris Drill (newi. MasteyHarris Binder (newl, Reid & Gray’s Lime-sower (new), 5-horse Waggon, Farm Dray and Frame, Gig, Sledge ami Barrels, 6 coils Cyclone Netting, Scuffler, 300 Stakes, 3 coils Netting, Posts, G sets Collars, Hames and Winkers, 4 sets Leading Chains, 3 Cart Saddles and Breechings, set Gig Harness, C Horse-covers, Riding Saddle and Bridle, 15 sets Blocks and Chains. 5 sets Plough Chains, Trees, Vyco, Stewart Clippers, Stilyards, Barrow, 150 sacks Chaff. 100 Empty Sacks, 12 bags Potatoes, 10 bags Pig Potatoes, Fowls, 2 good Sheep Dogs, 2 Sheaf Stacks (about 14 tonal, Sundries. t-UNCHEON PROVIDED. Jq454