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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8273, 19 October 1915, Page 8

H. A. LLOYD. CLEARING SALE AT GREENSTREET. TO-MORROW. I HAVE received instructions from Mi- Thos. McClea (having leased his farm), to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE, in conjunction with the N.Z. Fanners' Co-operative Association, on the above date. As follows:— HORSES— Draught Mare, 6yrs, by Premier Prido Draught Mare, 6yrs, by Premier Pride Draught Mare, 3yrs, by Premeir Pride \ Draught Mare, 3yrs, by Premier Pride 3 Draught Geldings, 3 to <syrs, by^ Premier Pride Draught Mare, Byrs, by Glen wye Draught Mare, 9yrs, by.Glenwyo (With foal at foot, by Granvalier). 1 Gelding, 2yrs, by General Johnston 3 Fillies and Geldings (yearlings) Half Draught (lyr) Hack Gelding, 3yrs, by Diadem Harness Mare (aged) Gelding, Byrs, by General Lyons 2 Ponies, one a prizetaker, CATTLE— Cow, in- profit ! Heifer ; ', 5 Cows, springing Dry cow j . 3 Heifers, with calves at, foot ' 33 Mixed Cattle, from 1 to 3yrs . ' 1 Eolstein Bull, 3yrs j i PIGS— ! 2 Sows, with litters -' ' Porker ' IMPLEMENTS— 2 Farm Drays and Frames, D.F. Plough (Duncan), S.F. Plough (Duncan), Roller, Grubber, with Grass Seed Box, Broadcast Seed Sower, 18ft., Set Disc Harrows, M.H. Binder, Set 6-leaf Harrows, Set 4-leaf Harrows, Mould Plough, Gig, Dog Cart, Brake, 2 Sets Block and Tackle, 100 Empty Sacks, 2 Horso Feeders. Harness and Covers for all the Horses, and Sundries too numerous to particularise. Sale at 12 o'clock Sharp. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. H. A. LLOYD, NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., W 219 Agents. TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE. IN BULLOCK'S ARCADE (by land ' - permission). SATURDAY OCTOBER 23, 1915, At 2 o'clock. • I HAVE received' instructions from tho Trustees in the. Estate of the late Edwin Thomas to sell, in conjunction with Messrs Walter Pickles and Co., the whole of the PROPERTY in HAVELOCK STREET, containing fchrco roods (3 roods), on which is erected that tine Block of Brick Build-! ings, consisting of those shops, with Dwellings attached, occupied by Messrs Geo. Bundy, E. A. Lithgow, Prendergast Bros., and also the adjoining Slock, known as "Baker's Buildings," containing 6 Shops. This Sale an exceptionally £ood chance t<i investors;, as the shops are situated in the centre of the town, and will always command good rentals. Terms, Plans, and Full Particulars from— H. A. LLOYD, WALTER PICKLES AND CO., 10 149 - Agents. LAND AND GENERAL. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., THE PREMIER WOOL-SELLING HOUSE IN AUSTRALASIA. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. SEASON 1915-1916. CHRISTCHGRCH SALE DATES. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. MONDAY, January 10. ' MONDAY, February 7. NOTE. — Catalogues Close Seven Days before Date of Sale. Wo aro now receiving Wool into Store for the above Sales, and invite Consignments of Wool Clips from Small and Large Wool Growers alike. We oifer the following facilities to secure the best selling results:— Excellent-Warehouse Accommodation. Accurate Weighing. ■ Good Showing on Spacious Floors. Careful, Valuations, and Protection of-Wool up to full market value. Prompt -'Returns when Consignments are realised. We are prepared to mako adavnees on the ensuing clip of wool. During the past season, notwithstanding; the war and other .- adverse 'conditions'.-whichhave '.prevailed)' the Company's Sales'amounted to 291,000 BALES, fchus testifying to the confidence ac» corded by Australian and New Zealand IWoolgrowers. Consign your WOOL CLIPS, no matter how small to — OALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. STRAW Hafc time is here. Perhaps your last season's hat only wants 4ying to make it quite in keeping witn present ideas. Our Hat Dye will do it easily. Sold in ijottles, with brush, at 9d, in all shades. —At John Orr and Oq.'s East Street "Store.