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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 30 March 1926, Page 12

DALGETY AND CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT MIDDLE VALLEY. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1926. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR E. O’CONNOR, to hold a Complete Clearing Sale, as above, of the whole of his STOCK AND PLANT, viz. SHEEP. 93 2,4, 6, and 8-tootli Crossbred EWES*. 265 F. and E.M. EWES. 20 Full-Mouth Crossbred EWES. 9 FAT LAMBS. 8 Fat and Forward WETHERS: 5 2-Shear B.L. BAMS. : CATTLE. • 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull, 2$ years. , 1 Fat Bullock. 1 Fat Cow. 8 Empty Cows. , 6 Cows, in profit (due Sept, and Oct., 2nd and 3rd Calvers). ' 2 Jersey Heifers (due Sep. and Oct.) 2 Cows (due in June). , 4 Jersey Cross Heifers (18 months to 2 years). - 2 Jersey Cross Heifers (yearlings). 6 Vealers. HORSES. , Mare, “Pryde,” aged (chains). Gelding, “Prince,’’ 9vrs (shafts and chains). Gelding, “Bob,” aged (chains). Half Draught, 4yrs (handled only). Hack, aged (saddle and harness). implements; Duncan 13-coulter Combined Drill, Duncan Cultivator, ' 5-leaf Harrows, McCormick Binder, D.F. Plough (R. and G.), Planet Jr., Farm Dray and Frame (with tip), Travelling Hut with range, Gig. ... '■ SUNDRIES. 3 Stacks Oat-Sheaves, 2 Sheep Feeders, Horse Feeder, 3 Coils Eclipse Netting (new), 13 Jcwt. Coils Galvanised Wire (new), 3 Coils Cyclone Netting'. 120 New Standards, B.G. Stakes, Posts, etc., About 200 Sacks O.S. Chair, 2 Bags Oats, 300 Empty Chaff Bags, 1 ton 44-46 per cent. • Super, 1 ton Rockland Turnip Manure, } ton .Linton Coal, Wheelbarrow, Vyce, Spring Balance and Sundry Farm Tools, Harness, etc.. 7 Sets Collars and Hames and Winkers, Cart Saddle and Breeching, 4 Covers, 5 Single Tices, 2,3, 5-liorse Trees, 4-horse Blocks and Chains, Stewart Clipper; 4 Sets Leading Chains,- Saddle and Bridle, Plough Reins, 5 Pair Plough Chains. SALE STARTS Ft 30 SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., " Auctioneers. REMOVAL SALE. CLARK’S, SOUTH END SHOP. To save removal, Goods are being sold below cost. LAST WEEK. DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE. New address, next Club Hotel. H. 3. CLARK, Ladies’ and Gent’s Hairdresser and Tobacconist. TO FARMERS. WE CARRY STOCKS : OF CAREFULLY' SELECTED RAPE SEED, TURNIPS AND SWEDE SKED& GRASS SEEDS, and CLOVER SEEDS, Of Proved Germination. GET OUR SAMPLES AND PRICES MOODY. ANNAND & CQ„ 3ESWICK STRFET. WHEN SPENDING A DAY ON THE BAY, HAVE LUNCH WITH THE FAMILIAL The Dluebird, (Opp. Grand Theatre.) A SATISFYING THREE-COURSE LUNCH, Daintily Served lor 1/6. MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY. Supper until 11 o'clock nightly. 11. Pateman, PROPRIETOR, Opposite Grand Theatre. TO THE RESIDENTS OF TIMAItIJ. T AM now prepared to undertake- sil * Classes of Jobbing Work in any part of the Town or Surrounding Districts. My Up-to-date Super Elliott vYood-Worker enables me to comply with all orders promptly, and at low cost. Leave your orders now with W. B. Wright, Builder, 4 Cradle •Street, Hlglifleld. Workshop. 20 Aynslay Srteet (Off Rhodes Street). GEORGE BOWKER, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER. FOR SALE. Near Otipua Road. —6 Roomed Bungalow, with all conveniences, sleeping balcony, large motor garage. Section contains i acre, and is nicely laid out in lawns and gardents. PRICE, £1550. SECTIONS. College Rond, 32 Perches, - £125. Harper Street, 23 Perches, £l4O. Wai-iti Road, 33 Perches, £420. GEORGE BOWKER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. THE HIGHFIELD GROCERY. T. TOZER, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Highest Quality Goods at Town Prica*. Orders Called toi and Goods Delivered Daily. Ring or Call. Phone 1190. MrTNTi.EE’3 E.-itra Strong Regulating Pills. Ladies ret-onis lend them. Sold '“verywhere. (id per pox.