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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7726, 20 February 1909, Page 3

N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AS SOCIATION OF CANTY., LTD. Clearing Sale AT BUTTON'S FARM, HINDS.* MONDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY, 1909. HAVING sold ■ his farms, wo have been instructed by Mr It. Redde-cli-ffe to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING. SALE of Live and Dead Stock, on the above date, Without Reserve, as follows : SHEEP : 160 Fat and Forward WETHERS. 610 Failing-mouth EWES; very forward 449 Sound-mouth EWES 186 Six-tooth EWES (Mostly Half-breds) 255 Four-tooth' Half-bred EWES 200 Three-quarter-bred EWE LAMBS 254 Half-bred EWE LAMBS 89 Half-bred EWE LAMBS, by Stringfellow's rams 60 Leicester and Corriedale RAMS 40 Leicester EWES and LAMBS. HORSES : 1.3 DRAUGHT HORSES, from four to ten years 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT 2 KARNHSS HORSES, fivo and six years old. CATTLE : ' •( MILCH COWS ! FAT STEER 1 FAT HEIFER o YOUNG CATTLE. PIGS : 4 PORKERS. IMPLEMENTS : Two seta 4-leaf Harrows, 1 set Seed Harrows, 2 3-furrow Ploughs, .'} S.F. Ploughs (Horse Hoe and Moulding Plough combined), Junior Planet, Water-iTce Plough, Grain, Turnip and Rape and Manure Drill by Duncan, 2 Farm Drays and frames, 1 Tip-dray and frame, 1 Spring-dray, 2 Rollers, 1 set Disc Harrows, Duncan Cultivator with grass-seed box, 1 Broadcast Seed-sower, I- almost new McCormick Reaper and Binder, 2 old Binders, 2 Strippers, 2 Sheep-feeders, 1 Turnip-pulper, 2 Woolpresses, 2 Gigs, 1 Children's School Cart (new), Collars, Hames, Blinkers and Covers for each horse, 2 Saddles and Breechings, 4 sets Leading Harness, 1 Riding Saddle, 1 Lady's Saddle, 1 Bicycle, 2 Grindstones, 2 Wheelbarrows, 1 Avery Weighing Machine, 1 Winnowing Machine by Andrews and Beaven, Small Tool-house, 2 sets Gig Harness, 2 sets 6-horse Plough Yokes I and Chains, 9 sets Plough Chains, 17 Single and Double Trees, Bellows, Anvil and Vyce, Shoeing Tools, large assortment of Blacksmith's Tools, 1 Boring Machine, Carpenter's Bench, Fencing and Gate-posts, Netting, Barb Wire, Stakes, Fencing Tools, Washing Machine, Mangle ; also, 1 cask Molasses, 2 tons Mixed Manures, large quantity of Ryegrass Seeds, empty Sacks, Furniture, and a large assortment of Sundries too numerous to particularise. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. Drag wil Heave our office on arrival of Nortli Express. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. METHVEN YARDS. 25th FEBRUARY, 1909. WE SHALL offer on account of Messrs W. and R. Nosworthy, " Wakare," Ht. Somers, ! 800 Halfbred WETHER LAMBS, one brand and earmark. BUYERS PLEASE NOTE: A large percentage of these Lambs are off English grass and are well grown. ALSO— On account George Gerard, Esq., (Snowden), 1000 Sound Mouth Halfbred EWES DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. HENRY STEPHEN3GN. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. OH ACRES, WITH DWELLING, £\J RACECOURSE ROAD. I HAVE been favoured with instructions from Mr W. Eden to offer for Private Sale his HOMESTEAD, comprising 20 ACRES, WITH COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS. The Land is very good, and divided into 3 '-addocks, all well watered and handy to town, being situated on the Racecourse Road, adjoining Mr Sievewright's property. As Mr Eden is leaving through allhealth, no reasonable offer will be refused. . Further particulars on application. Also, on account of Mr A. Pollock, HIS PROPERTY, Comprising new Dwelling of 5 rooms, Bathroom, Wash-house with copper 6et m, Stable, etc.; together with i-ACRE SECTION situated on the corner of South Street and East Belt, and being so centrally situated, and just escaping the high rates, is an ideal home for a working man. Enquire for price, and you will be sure to buy. I also have two HALF-ACRE SECTIONS on the Belt Road, Allenton, for sale, which are worth enquiring about. First-class building sites. Also, TWO SECTIONS m Rule's Subdivision, near Saleyards, at £60 each; splendid locality. Other Properties on hand for Sale, which I will be pleased to show intending purchasers. HENRY STEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. PUBLSC NOTICES. CANTERBURY FARMERS, HERE'S A CHANCE. ! FOR- SALE. SUPERIOR DAIRYING AND GhAZING FARM. WAIKATO DISTRICT. NORTH ISLAND. K/jO ACRES. RICH ARABLE LAND Well fenced and subdivided, has long frontage to main road and a road at j side and 2$ miles river boundary. i The property is m fine heart and has a good stock carrying capacity, 100 acres m young turnips, 40 acres m rape, 25 acres native bush, the balance m grass. The improvements comprise eightroomed dwelling m thorough repair, now sheep shearing shed and yards, granary, good stabling, cowsheds, whare- and store. The situation is most convenient, being within one mile from railway station, dairy factory, post office, public school, and saleyards. The natural shape and long frontage of the land gives it a good prospective value for subdividing into smaller farms, the climate is delightful. The! soil is of the richest nature, m fact it I is an ideal all round farm. PRICE, £12 PER ACRE. LIBERAL TERMS IF DESIRED. FANNING AND CO., Cashel Street, Chribtchurch. ...uu,ijii^iri" iii iiiiiii mi i ii i iii iii yrmrrmn* BEST English Leather used m all repairs ai. W. J. Moore's, Somerset Buildings. MEN'S Bluchers for harvest and summer wear, 6s 6d.—W. J. Moore, Somerset Buildings. "ORING all your Repairs m Boots and Shoes to W. J. Moore, Somerset Buildings.