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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8313, 29 February 1912, Page 8

NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NJL, LTD. j LAND, LAN©. LAN©. /'WINCHMORE DISTRICT. j SATURDAY, MARCH 9th, 1912. MILL^CICS ARCADE. AT 2 p.m. WE -have been favoured with instructions from the TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late DONALD WILLIAMSON, to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, as above— Their Farm, situated in the Winchmore District (lately been leased to Messrs Dixon and -Bevington). The Farm consists of and. acres 0F first-c^ass \ GRAZING LAND. It is well-fenced, subdivided and watered, practically all in young grass. Within 31 miles of a School and 5 miles of the Lauriston Railway Station. The Buildings consist of good House of 7 rooms, bathroom, (hi & c. 'water), scullery, and all conveniences, 4-stall stable, loose-box, chaff-house, trapshed, etc. ■TERMS,:-- ■ '' ..■■./■■.'■ 10 par cent Deposit, 5 per cent On possession. 10 per cent 12 months. 10 per cent 24 months. All unpaid balances bearing interest at 5 per cent per annum. ! The Auctioneers would like to call I the attention of farmers and others to jthis sale, which ™ .h™fJ^ dJ? c^ a Trust Estate, being THOROUGHLY ! GENUINE, and not a sale promoted for valuation purposes. i Forrfuller particulars apply NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 2 sis Auctioneers. ____^ ■ ■ -n —« N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTY.. LTD. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-1 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED. &AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ASH BURTON. A GENTS F 0 RABSENTEES. VALUATORS OF L&ND, HOUSES AND SECURITIES. ! .■'•.■ .-. ; ■ INQUIRY INVITED. .Reliable advice given v, Clients on all Real Estate Business. HENRY STEPHENSON. SPECIAL ENTRY. SATURDAY, NEXT, MARCH 2nd. I WILL Sell, on account of a" Client: 1 Cow, close to calving; guaranteed quiet and sound. ■./• HENRY STEPHENSON, 2 4.19 ; Auctioneer. FRUIT SEASOM S 1012. TEVIOT FRUITS. TEVIOT FRUITS ; PEACHES, APRICOTS; PLUMS, &c, <&c. I AM prepared to supply, delivery free, ■or railage paid to any part of Canterbury, Peaches, Plums and jApricots iby the case. .■■ ... . ■ | ■ THE FINEST FRUIT IN' THE !•• • ■ ■■ ■•. MARKET.' i Having .made fresh arrangements with A. Kirch, H. Bloxham, and others to receive regular consignments direct from their orchards, Teviot, I am in a position to cell at lowest prices for cash. : NO SECOND HANDLING. Always be sure to ask for Bloxham's or Birch's, as they are well-known growers, aud their packing can be relied on. PEACHES, APRICOTS and PLUMS | for DESSERT, JAM or BOTTLING. i .ORDER NOW, as the season will be o^er\ shortly, aoid you may be disap^; pointed. v ; | TOen ordering; by letter, be-^ure and 6t^..whfrt|.,fl«^^; yp]a. l i;iB9uire--Auction Sales of Fruit held every Saturday, and''privately through the week. HE&IRY •Bti*PHEMBO-M.- „ AUCTIONEER, LAN®, ESTATE AND .COMMISSION .AGENT. , ' ■ ■ Union is Strength.—lf we. all unite in a determination to buy KAIAPOI goods in preference to imported articles, think how our basic industries must be benefited, from the woolgrowers upwards through all classes of workers to the consumer, who gets better value for his money. Yes, buy "KAIAPOI/'' All Drapers and ■Clothiers, 1 14