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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8271, 16 October 1915, Page 8

N.Z -ARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. CLEARING SALE NEAR CHERTSEY. On MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1915. On Account Mr Alex. Copland. mHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' JL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., has been favoured with instructions from Mr Alex. Copland, sve having sold his Farm, to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE on the above date, of the Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising,— HORSES— 5 First-class Draught Mares, from 3 to 9-yrs 1 Draught Mare, syrs, in foal to Eskland. 2 Draught Geldings, 7yrs and aged. 1 Draught Filly, 2yrs, by Moore Lad (lead> 1 Draught Filly, lyr, by Moore Lad 2 Harness Mares 1 -Harness Gelding, 7yrs 1 Colt, 2yrs, by Diadem (lead) NOTE. —We can thoroughly recommend tho above Draught Mares as being really first-class stamps, all young and thoroughly good. SHEEP— 380 Half and Threequarter-bred 6 and 8-tooth Ewes, with 100 per cent. Lambs at foot. 105 Full-mouth Ewes, with 100 per ' cent. Lambs at foot . 100 Dry Ewes 30 Fat Ewes 37 Hoggets, mixed sexes.-.. .:; 12 E.L. Rums . '■■■'■■ . PIGS—S Stores. CATTLE— ,3 Cows, in profit 2 Heifers,- 2 Calves, and 1 Steer. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— '" 1 3-F. Plough, 1 S.F. Plough, 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 Massey-Harris 17Ooulter Drill, 1 Set 5-leaf Harrows (heavy), 1 10ft. Roller, 1 Water-race Plough, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, 1 Spring Cart, 1 Gig, 1 Grubber, Wire Goiler, 1 Deering Binder (7 feet), 3 Sheep Feeders, Grass Seed Cleaner, Planet Jnr., 1 400-gal, Portable Tank, 3 Horse Feeders; Hurdles, stakes, Empty Sacks, Wire Netting, Vyce, Avery Scales, Posts, Standards, Jarrah Stakes, 6cwt. Galv. Wire, 50 Bags of Danish Oats, Harness (complete), and Covers for all Horses, Plough^ Yokes, Trees and Chains, and Sundries too mnnevous to detail. SALE—II.3O PROMPT. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO OP., 19 101 , Auctioneers. WILLOWBY. PROPERTY. 200 ACRES. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915. CO-OP. AUCTION MART. 2 p.m. > WE have received instructions from Mr George Parrish, to sell as above, his conveniently-situated PROPERTY, containing— 200 ACRES. Being R.S. 16684 and 16751, and situated li miles from Willowby School and Post Office. Buildings comprise 4roomed cottage and usual outbuildings. Cultivation''at present is— 64 Acres in Oats : 15 Acres in AVheat 1 Acre Peas 20 Acres for Rape. 1 Acre for Mangolds 1 Acre for Potatoes 10 Acres for Turnips 88 Acres 1 and 2-yr Grass. Exceptionally easy terms have been arranged. at once for further particulars. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 10 210 Auctioneers. FARMS FOR SALE. BY PRIVATE TREATY. GET ON THE LAND. WE have all Classes of Farm Properties on our Books for sale, from 3 Acres to 15,000 Acres. The following are a" few selected from our register:— • . • ,330 ACRES, well-subdivided and watered. Building's, comprise up-to-date homestead, with every possible convenience,, including h. and c. water, telephone, and gas lighting. One- of the best grazing and cropping farms in the County. Has grown 60 bushels wheat aud 80 bushels oats to acre. Now in crop: 150 acres wheat and 50 acres oats. W Tith 200 acres in crop, always winters 400 ewes. A snip at £31 per acre,, with - £1000 deposit,*- and balance on easy terms, at 5 per cent. .150 ACRES, handy to railway, and creamery on property, comfortable buildings. Area now in crop is 25 acres in oats, 20 acre* ploughed, 5 acres turnips, mangolds, etc. Balance in grass. VVill carry 40 cows, besides cropping. Price £25 per acre, and £500 deposit from a good man. 5500 ACRES, in 28 paddocks, with natural running streams-. Cultivation at present is: 1200 acres English grasses, 60 acres new grass, 40 acres ready to sow turnips, balance silver tussock and native;. 3000 acres ploughable. Buildings consist 7-roonied homestead and all conveniences, 6- .'■ stalled stable, woolshed and machines, dip, sheep yards, implement sheds, hack stables, etc. ■; Also extra dwelling, suitable for }■} .:■ : married;; couple.^: Carrying cap- ! ; ■ 1 acity,3CH3O:sheep, arid can be almost doubled with good management. Price £2'l2s 6d per acre, and good terms. i4O ACRES, in excellent district, well subdivided and watered. Excellent buildings. 'jDirst-class grain and sheep property.-Well worth inspection at £25 ..per acre. Owner will lot a good ■ man in with £1500 deposit. v you ;sr. in search of land, give u.s ,' ess!', i'n-J j un through our Land Rcj;-■.iit-ftV, N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department. TO LET. rir'g'OTTSK ni 5 Rooms, Cameron Street ill WefcL. T. BULLOCK, Agent.