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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8312, 28 February 1912, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. ■ ■■, :'.- NATIONAL "MORTGAGE ANdTaGENCY CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, ASHBUETON. wooiT^ales. (Last of the Present Scries.) TIMARO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26. Consign to Timaru. GHRISTGHURCH, THURSDAY FEB. 29. Consign to Addmgton. AGENTS FOR— Lawe's Non-poisonous Sheep Dip. . Highly recommended by Sheep-breeders. National Fire and Marine Insurance Company. All Classes of Bisks undertaken< Shaw, Savill and Albion Company. Line of Steamers trading between London and JNew '" - ' "-.-; ,-. ' Zealand. ' ' '■'■;.-' ' •■/.;; ■•;■•--,.■■ PRODUCE. . We are in a position to handle! Produce of all descriptions, including Oats, Wheat, Eyegrass, Barley, J^eas, etc., and return to growers highest market values. . r STOCK. Sales conducted in every centre ia the bounty. Clearing Sales as arranged. We have made special arrangements for the handling of fat and store stock in Addmgton, and consignors can rest assured their interests will be properly attended to. Accommodation paddocks at the disposal of clients. Stock untrucked .immediately on arrival. FARMERS' REQUISITES. Farmers' Requisites of all descriptions, including Binder Twine, Cornsacks, Oil, Netting (Sheep, !Rabbit, and Cyclone), Wire (Plain and Barb, etc.), kept in stock at our Stores : ASHBURTON. RAKAIA. METHVEN. National Moetoagh & Agency Co. of New Zealand, Ltd. :,: ■-. ■-: A::'-r;; ASHBURTON. ■ ■ 14 WOOL SEASON, 1911-12. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD., are now receiving Wool for the sales of the season to be held as under. LIBERAL ADVANCES WHERE REQUIBED. Consignments will be received at our Ashburton and Tinwald Stores, and sent on either to Christehurch or Timaru, free of all charges, except railage, and for the purpose of Cataloguing the Wool should arrive SIX DAYS before date of Sale. In cases where Wool is sent direct from Country Stations, it is requested that it be con&i-g-r-ed as under: If intended for disposal at Christehurch— Brown & Son's Siding, Addington. „. Timam— Mill & Co.'s Siding, Timaru. . Ashburton— Friedlander Bros., Ltd., Siding, Ashburton. JnvcrcargiSS— Ward & Co.'s Siding, Invor-, cargill. | DATES OF SALES: At Christ€ltiirch. At Timaru. Thursday, Teh. 8, 1912. Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1912. Feb. 29, 1912. Monday, Feb. 26, 1912. AH Shearing Requisites, including Woolpacks, Twine, Branding Osis, fc'cc, at Lowest Prices. FBIEDLANDEPBROS., Ltd., AUGTIONEEBS — ASHBURTON'.," 11 ■■. H# ; A . LLOYD, "■: AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE A.G.EJ4T, ASHBURTON. I-.AM A CASH BUYER OF:— OAT 6 WHEAT PARLEY RYEGRASS COCKSFOOT OATSHEAF CHAFF, ETC. A FULL SUPPLY OF:— -. ■;•'_ /'. ■• , ' r ~ ■■■ _ ■ ■;■;.■■:;-, ■;;,: CORNSACKS, BINDER TWINE, MANURES, ALL SEEDS & GRAIN -& FARMERS' REQUISITES IN STOCK. SOLE AGENT FOR:— Reid & Robertson's Ringleader Sheep Dip, Donaghy's Twine J. B. MacEwan & Co., Ltd. , United Insurance Co., Ltd. . , :i L.K.G. Milking Machines^ , (Fire,. Marine and Accident.)' : ' Baltic Separators. '■■ ' H. A. LLOYD; - WESi^ STREET, ASHBURTON. \ •.-•■ ■■- ;-■" '- ■ -■ • :: ■ ■■ - ,-3 135 DONALD KEID & Go., Ltd., Vogel Street, Dunedlik LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. P WE hare the FOLLOWING PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE:— STATION PROPERTY 130 Acres Freehold, 24,000 Acres Leasehold, 30 years to run; 16,0f|0 Acres Leasehold 14 years to run. Carrying 14,000 iialfb'red sheep^ 30 cattle; all surplus sheep can be put away fat. Good 9-roomed house, woolshed, etc. ■■; ;'railwa station on the property. This property shows return of 10 per cent, onjtnoney asked. Price on application. 5904 ACRES.—Two S.G. Runs; rent, 7d and s|d; lease long term to \nn. Good 5-roomed house, * stable, new shearing shed and yards, implements d,nd harness. Carrying 1800 crossbred sheep, 4 horses. As a going concern, £4500. r > 1200 ACRES FREEHOLD and 96 ACRES LEASEHOLD, withini one mile railway and township; 550 acres have been cultivated, balance surface? sown. Practically all level and easily, irrigated. Good house (water laid on) And tip-top outbuildings (mostly in stone). Will carry 2000 sheep, and surplus can be fattened. Property alongside part of it sold a week ago for £12 12s 6d. "This is a splendid property, and worth attention of buyers Vrice, £7 10s per acre. : 632 ACRES.—Freehold, close to railway; 50 acres Winter Oats, 60 acres ITurnips,'6o',acres ploughed for Turnips, 40 acres .ploughed for .Rape and iGraSs^ balance old pastuteV Woolshed and ' yat-ds, piggeriesj etc. Price; £81 iper acre;,• Terms: £1200 cash; balance can be arranged. ■ i ■ 8 294

,—I '. . — : — '■— — r— JEWELLERY REPAIRS. : JEWELLERY REPAIRS: „ •'..-,•,-, JEWELLERY REPAIRS. JEWELLERY REPAIRS. 1; I old jewellery re-Made. : OLD JEWELLERY RE-MA OE. OLD JEWELLERY RE.MADE. OLD JEWELLERY RE-MADE. RELIABLE WORK. OUR CHARGES~ARE LOWEST IX CHRISTOHUROH. We have the Largest Selection of Unset Stones in N.Z. r JONES AND SONS, The Manufacturing Jewellers, I 278 High Street, Christchurch.

i SEASONABLE GOODS ; FLETCHER BROS. -IT^THITE'S Table Creams, 3 packets : W for Is; White's Custard Cl-eams, 7 packets for Is;* White's Flaked Rice, 8d per packet; White's Flaked Tapioca, 8d per packet; White's Jelly Crystals, 5d per packet, 4s 9d per dozen; Windsor Jelly Crystals 4 packets for Is, or 2s 6d per dozen; Sheet Gelatine 2s and 6d per Ib. 1 51 YOUTHS' and Ladies' Celluloid Double Collars, in sizes 13, 13-J-, 14, usual price lOd, now Selling^ foils.—W. J. Moore's Summer Sale.