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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8724, 25 November 1913, Page 8

N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP. ASSCN. CLEARING SALE. BEACH ROAD, WAKANUI. THURSDAY, 27th~NOVEMBER, 1913. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSCN., LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr James Stewart (we having sold his farm) to hold a Clearing Sale of his Live and Dead Stock, at his Homestead, Beach Road, on the above date. comprising— CATTLE— 5 Selected Dairy Cows, in full profit (tests at Sale) 2 Selected' Heifers, in full profit I'Springer, due to calve 2nd Dec. to 2nd calf 1 Springer, due to calve 10th Jan. 1 Springer, clue immediately. 1 Young Holstein Bull, by Longbeach Bull, out of Mr A. J. Keith's Ist Prize Holstein Cow at last Nov. Show. 9 Selected Heifers, 12 to 14 months old, by Purebred Jersey Bull I Steer, and 4 Calves. PIGS— 5 First-class Breeding Sows in pig to Purebred Berkshwe Boar (dates "at Sale). II Forward Store Pigs 10 Weaners I - Purebred Berkshire Boar, 14- ---• months-old (Bryco), out of Ist Prize Scnv at Chribichurch Show last year. (Pedigree at Sale). IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES— , 1 Hornsby 'fteaper and Binder, 1 Farm Trolley, 1 8.13 Baltic Cream Separator, 1 capacity 60 gallons per hour, in perfect order, 1 Four Bottle Babcock Milk Tester (College type), and all extras, 2 12-gallon Milk Cans, 2 8-gallon Cream Cans, \\ gallons Separator Oil, 1 Portable Pig Loading Race, and Sundries, etc., etc.

NOTE.—We wish to draw attention to the fact that everything is for bona fide sale. Mr Stewart has sold his property and bought another farm, but as the whole of it is under crop he has no grazing capacity, and is therefore forced to sell. Mr Stewart's Dairy Herd is a very choice lot indeed, and anyone desirous of purchasing good cows should attend this sale: , Sale—l.3o o'clock. | LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP, 11 224 . Auctioneers. LAND SALE. — METHVEN. At METHVEN SALEYARDS, THURSDAY, DECBMBR 11th, 1913. By Public Auction (immediately after Stock Sale). . : THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION have been favoured with instructions from Mr John Stockdill, of Marawiti, to sell by public auction as above— His Magnificent\ FARM, containing 1 323 ACRES (L.1.P.) of really FirstClass Land, subdivided into 7 coni veniently sized paddocks, well fenced and watered, and surrounded by splendid shelter plantations. The Farm is in, the following state of cultivation:

■•" 50 Acres in Wheat, 30 Acres in Oats, 20 Acres in Barley, 20 Acres Rape, 20 Acres .being worked for Turnips, balance^ in 1, 2, and 3-year-old pasture.' Buildings comprise House of 4 "Rooms, Washhouse, Woodhouse and ; Outhouse, 5-Stall Stable, Loosebox, Trapshed, Shearing Shed and Implement Shed in good order.

| NOTE.—Mr Stockdill having met with an unfortunate accident some ago, which still renders him incapable of following farming pursuits for some considerable time, he has instructed us, to SELL WITHOUT RESERVE to the Highest-Bidder. This Farm is in splendid heart and very clean. ' We will be pleased to take intending purchasers and show them over the property. Full particulars at Sale,or. ■ on'application to the Auctioneers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 11 324 . Auctioneers.

FARM PROPERTIES. FOR PRIVATE SALE. < WE have selected a, few from our extensive Land Register, which are all saleable propositions and well wori>ny vi liispcctioa.. To those on the ]Qok-ou,t for' a Farm, we can honestly recomiriSlitT Any on© of the following and we will h& ftfity too pleased to arrange for inspection* 243.-75 ACRES, 7 paddocks, IS fIOPSS' I , in oats, balance new grass. 5- j Roomed house, milking shed, etc. Price: £29 per acre. £225 deposit. 228.—500 ACRES, Westerneld. Tussock j£4 per. acre. Will accept as low as £300 deposit. 218.—SPRING BURN, account Mr A. H. Ayrton. We have sold the Homestead Block. Mr Ayrton has now instructed us to sell the balance, at, ridiculously low prices, arid .'exceptionally easy terms. The blocks unsold are: Alford Block 412 acres, and ■ ■■•■•'' Toner's; 'B^qck, 100 acres. Enqufre at once.

I 215.-^25 ACRES, '9 . paddocks ; 120, acres wheat, 70 oats; 7-roomed house, tip-top outbuildings. Price £23 10s per; apre^ £1000 Cash. A ,real s;:ip'.;:" ' ■ -. 209.—761 ACRES; V-roomed house. All outbuildings, Wia. winter IUOO | _ew?s and fatten lanws. Price £1$ ami £1000 ca^. ■■•■«... 195.-^llOO ACRES"; 27 "paddocks; 14----roomed bouse. Several oatbuildings, i«c;Uiding shearing '' . shed and macityiefi. Price, £15 ,*« ■, 103- Easy terms. ' i IS/. -484 ACRES; 10 paddocks; g&ct buildings. Government leased, hold, 9 years to run. , 50 Acres f in crop. Best bit of grazing country in Canterbury. Price £800 goodwill, with, say, £500 cash. N.Z. FARMERS' CO.*OP.,' LAND SALESMEN.

FOR SALE, IWn Property,, conveniently situated in Moore Street, ' On account of ill-Jiealth y owner leaving the district.--I\S. 97, (m which is. erected comfortable' Dwelling, wash-house and other conveniences, also bootmaker's workshop. . The owner,- Mr Compton, being in ill-health, is'leaving the district, which is the reason of the property being: for sale. Full particulars on application. T. BULLOCK,