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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 2733, 31 July 1915, Page 8

N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN. m IN W A L D YARD S. TUESDAY NEXT AUGUST 3, 1915. S~\U'R Present Entries include— 160 3-Bred Ewe Hoggets (even line), 100 2-Bred Wether Hoggets. 200 i-Bred Ewes in lamb (straight lino). Further Entries Solicited. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 7 431 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. AT "BALLYKILLBEG." [ ■ . CHERTSEY. 1 Situated. U miles below Somerton ' Railway Station. 3i miles above Dromo.re. j MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1915. mHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' X CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr Geo. L. Sandrey, who has disposed of his "Ballykillbeg" Property, to hold a Complete CLEARING SALE, .as above, of the whole of his ' . ■' LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising— ' 1500 Breeding Ewes. 350 Dry Sheep. ' 1. Six-Horse Team. 1 Four-Horse Team. ' 20 Head Young Cattle. 2 Purebred Holsteins (Bull and Heifer). 2 Purebred Jersey Springing Heifers. 3 Milch Cows. Implements and Sundries. Full particulars will be advertised . later. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. 7 312 Auctioneers. HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1915. OUR NEXT MONTHLY HORSE FAIR will be held on the above date, and we are now Booking Entries for same.. N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP. 7 340 . Auctioneers. • LAND FOR SALE. A FEW MORE GENUINE, CHEAP PROPERTIES. 1300 1 ACRES, excellent sheep country, handy rail, town, etc. 4-roomed house, Brstalled stable, man's whare,' smithy, etc. 15 paddocks,; waiter in, each. Always carries ' 1400 ewes and fattens lambs. Price—£B per acre, and easy terms to a good man. 806> ACRES, at Lyndhurst, handy to school arid post office. Improvements consist of ideal homestead and full range of outbuildings.. Subdivided into 14 paddocks, [ water in each. 250 acres in crop. A gift at £22 per acre, ' crops in. Terms, say, £2000 cash. Balance easy. ' 790 ACRES, sheep country, good homestead, etc., and handy to post ' office, etc. Well subdivided into [ 15 paddocks, water, in each. Carrying capacity is 1200 ewes, and fattens 1700 lambs, etc. 11l health compels the owner to sell at £12 per acre, with, say, £1000 cash. Worth inspection. 600 ACRES, best cropping and grazing land in the. county. Excellent Homestead and building. 300 acres in wheat, and 40 in oats. Price , £35 per acre; crops in, and balance on easy terms. This is a model farm, and can't be i beaten. A good man can get on this property with £2000 deposit. ■ Inspect at once. i 300 ACRES, handy to school., post of-, fice, etc., fair buildings, well fenced, etc., 60 acres in wheat, _„, ..,. .40 acres in oats, balance •in '■'"-'' ■youflg'grass. Has; grown -55' bushels wheitt, arid 72 bushels of oats;per 'acre.;■:• Priee^-£2O per, i acre, and: £1 pcr r acre- deposit. | A good• chance. for man of limited ' ; capital. 1';;- ■ .„■.',; ■.•" '} ':}■'.■ - .••■ " : - If you are in search of Land, look us 1 up at once. i We have Good Properties on our Book for Sale,* with Deposits of £000 and upwards:. i GET ON THE LAND. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-0P.,, : Land Department. T. J. KENNEDY, SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, WEST AND MOORE STREETS. ■ I TT7ISHES to notify the Ashburton j W Public that owing to numerous, requests from his Customers) ■he has decided to equip his MOO-RE STREET SHOP with the necessao-y Plant for General • Blacksmithing 1 and Agricultural Implement work. MR W. SAMUELS, Who has been well and favourably known as Blacksmith for P. and D. Duncan for a number of years in Christchurch and AsMurton, will be in charge. Customers can rely on their work receiving prompt attention at Moderate Prices. .7 133 AN Extra Washer given with each Hot Water Bottle purchased at Beniuntrton'n PhurnuiaP I 41 "CILETCHER BROS, axe Selling 31b. L Icing Sugar for- Is, 51bs. Rice for Is, 51hs. Pearl Tapioca for Is, 51b. Bag Thistle Oatmeal for Is 6d, 5 tins Sardines for Is, 4 Tins Kipper Snacks for Is, 2 Small Choice Salmon for Is, Large Tins Choice Red Salmon. Is, at Fletcher. Bros, 1 Cash Supply Stores,