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AUCTIONS. ~~~ PYNE AJfD 00. nriVEKDEX S f I, E. TOOIORROWx THURSDAY. JAXUAK* XTJi. PRESSNT E2TTRIESOμ account of Culvwdea Eet»to, 3000 F*t Lambs 250 Pat Wethers On acoount of Client, 1000 Two-looth Crossbred Ewm SOO Two-tooth Crcjsbred Weihere PYNE and CO., BM3 Jfuctionwg. CJAIIiATE SALEYARDS. FRIDAY NEST. TT7E shali Tμ. plr«sed to receive EXTKIKS »». for the aVive. PYXE and CO.. 8443 Auctioneer*. •WEST JIEITrON SAIiEYAKDS. 310S1DAY :n!EXT. T¥7E shall be pleaeed to receive ENTRIES • * « lor above Sale. and CO.. 8641 Auctioneers. WOOL. Tif7"E are now reoeiving Wool into Store * for our THIRD SALE, Which takes place on THURSDAY, JANUARY Mst. Clients Trili oblige by consigning LOTS of 7 BALES and OVER io PYNE and CO., Pyne acd Co.'s Private Sidiog. Christchnroh, LESS THAN 7 BALES to PYNE and CO., Christcirarcli. Cataloeues Close on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, January 16th. PYNE and CO.. 7669 Auctioneers.

SPLENDID FREEHOLD FARM AT METHVEN. PYNE and CO. axe instructed by Mr G. A. McDOUGAL. to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, Cashel street, Christchuroli, at 12 noon, on SATURDAY, the 23rd January, his FARM, well known as "BIC?!>ON," METHVEN t containing 470 of very first-class land. This farm is one of the be*>i in this very favoured and we confidently invite and recommend inspection of the same by all who are looking for a first-class, highly remunerative property.' The situation is all that could bo desired, being close to the Railway Station and tovmahip of Methven. There is a good Homestead and all necessary outbuilding*. The whole of the property is well watered and subdivided into iaudy sized paddocks. At the present time there are 25 Acres in Turnips, 60 Acres in Rape and.Turnips, the balance of the land, with the exception of SO Acres old pasture, is in young grass and clovers. Note Day of Sale— SATURDAY. JANUARY 23ri Apply MAUDE and HARMAN, •Solicitor*; Ot PYNE end CO., 7631 Auctioneers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED. WOOL SEASON, 1803-i. THE ASSOCIATION is sow Receiving into Stores, South 'belt OON&IGNiMBNTS OF WOOL FOB SALE OR SHIPMENT. LOCAL SALES— THURSDAY, JANUARY 21et 190*. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25th, 1904. WOOL FOR THIRD SALE Most teach Store not later than SATURDAY, JANUARY leth. Every attention-will be given to consign-. meats, and ell SHEARING REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST RATES. We have also for Sole SEAMING TWINE, BINDER TWINS, OORNSACKS, AND WOOLPACKS, AT CURRENT RATES. ROBT. BARDIE, 8335 Manager. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1904. rpEB NEW ZEALASP FARMERS' CO--1 OPEBATTVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIB., are instructed by Mr H. O. Gwatkin. to OFFER by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the next HAWAE.DEN STOCK SALE, on THURSDAY, 38th JANUARY, 1904, Immediately after the Sb«ep Sale, ■ THE GOODWILL OF HIS LEASE'OF 330 ACRES, more or Itss, Situated at the Peaks, and being part of the Peaks Settlement. - BLOCK 1, containing 179 acres, more or lee!) well fenced and , divided into 3 paddocks, 25 acres in clover, balance in tufsock. BLOCK 2, situated about I of a mile from Block 1, well fenced, and all in English grass and clover. On this Block there v a good 5-roomed house, etc. BLOCK a—Educational Reserve of 5 acres, adjoining 'Block 2. Rental of Block I—£s 14s «d per anncm. Rental of Block 2—£4 10s per itana Rental ot Block 3—l2s ed per annum. Rental for Blocks 1 and 2 reducible l>7 10 per cent if .paid within SO days of due date. Further particulars on application. iN.Z. FARMERS , CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. 8702 ROBERT HARDIEj, Manager^ FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. A GENERAL OTOREKEEPING BUSINESS in Otago. including BuAohery, Bakery, Grocery, and General Drapery, being tb.3 only store in the township, end affording * splendid opportunity for a young man or two to -work in partnership. Stock about £600. Owner giving up this ibuiineas to live on his farm. Terms will be given to a suitable man. Full particulars to principals only, on applica*>n to irf.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. ROBT. HARDHE. 8234 Manager, THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED. rpHE ASSOCIATION is NOW BOOKING X CORN SACKS. Ex Aparima, due «t Lyttelion on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 13th instant Clients are rtminded that by Booking tiheir Orders before the arrival of the Steamer, the expenses of extra railage and store charges are saved to the buyer. » Also. ANDKEWS'S BINDER TWINE. The Beet in the Market, is Now Ready for Delivery. THE 2CEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LTD., 8230

CCJCWAY MA.TBON AND SONS. THIS DAY, AT ADIUNGTOX , MARKCT YARDS. SHEEP, CATTLE, and PIGS. COXWAY MATSO3I »ad SOS'S. 8701 Auctioneer*. SOUTH CANTEKBUKY "WCOIiBROKEBS" ASSOCIATION. 10,000 BALES WILL BE OFFERED At the SECOND WOOL SALE AT TJUARU, 15th IXST. C. S. FRASERx Hon. Sec., S.C. Woolbrckers" A&eociatioa.