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DALGETY & CO., LTD. WHITEROCK SPECIAL SALE. THURSDAY, 26th FEBRUARY. present Entries: : ; !• Account. Mr W. Broughton (Island Hills) 1600 two-tooth half bred Ewes 700 four-tooth ditto 800 six-tooth ditto 1200 eight-tooth; ditto. 2500 Lambs, mixed sexes 60 Rams ' 90 Wethers. Account Mr J. D. M'Cracken (Haylands)—450 'six-tooth: three-quarter-bred- Ewes; good line. Account Mr W. Macintosh (Ashley) 200 forward Lambs. Account Mr C.-H.-Ensor (Whiterock) Draft Ewes. ALGETY & CO,,' LTD. BROOKDALE. FRIDAY, 27th' FEBRUARY. '*" Present .Entries :■ ■'" Account Mr K. Vincent (Hu;ndalee) 200 s.m. three-quarter-bred Ewes Account Mr W. A. Monk (Conway Plat) — 75 two, four, six, and eight-tooth halfbred and three-quarter-bred Ewes 75 f.m. ditto. ALGETY CO., L T D. ALGETY AND CO., LTD., NORTH CANTERBURY STOCK SALES. We are now receiving Entries for the ■ •'-■ following FIXTURES:— THURSDAY, FEB. 19—CULVERDEN. FRIDAY, FEB. 20—KAIKOURA. THURSDAY, FEB. 26—HAWARDEN. '"' THURSDAY, FEB. 26 WHITEROCK CLEARING SALE. FRIDAY, FEB. 27—COALGATE. : r FRIDAY, FEB. 27—BROOKDALE SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 2—AMBERLEY. THURSDAY, MARCH S—CULVERDEN. FRIDAY, MARCH 6—DARFIELD. MONDAY, MARCH 9—AMBERLEY EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 13—SHEFFIELD. FRIDAY, MARCH 13—WOOL SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 16—AMBERLEY. THURSDAY, MARCH 19—CULVERDEN EWE FAIR. FRIDA.Y, MARCH 20"—HAWARDEN EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, MARCH--26—HAWARDEN. THURSDAY, MARCH 26—RAM FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 27—RAM FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 27—MOUNT BROWN CLEARING SAIiE. ■ {-,■ ■ FRIDAY, MARCH' MONDAY, MARCH 30.—AMBERLEY. : RONALD S. BADGER. O DAIRY "FARMERS. 100 ACRES SEMI-SUBURBAN : DAIRY FARM GOING Just come on the market. Owner now living in town. 100, acres good heavy land, close to creamery, store, etc., and within ten miles of city. Modern 6-roomed House with 18 : bale cowshed, concrete floor, stables, chaffhouse,' etc. Carry over 70 cows; Good water supply. Take £53 10/- per acre, and will make reasonable terms to good man. There's money in this. ' Adjoining place's have sold for £6O to £65 per acre, but our man is out to. quit. ALSO two or three smaller. Leasehold and Freehold Dairy Farms. Cash required, from £SOO. TO FARMERS OR BUTCHERS. £I4OO a-year S.I. BUTCHERY for SALE. Holds valuable contracts. Owner made money and retiring, so asks no goodwill. Modern plant. Everything at valuation. : '.,'•■■■ RONALD S. BADGER,, Land Dept. 187 Manchester St. THE SUN WANT ADVERTISEMENTS will bring the. help or business- destfed; Two lines (12 words), sixpence; ;S«£ ioserV tions ifqr 2/6. ! , , _

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