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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8304, 24 November 1915, Page 8

N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. Vf.ET.H V EN E A ED 8' j TO-MORROW, We will Sell— 1 FAT COW, guaranteed free. 10 Head Young Cattle, 12 to 18 „ months old, in grand condition. 100 2-Bred Ewes, in wool. 100 Lambs at foot. . Further Entries Solicited. N.Z. FARMERS CO-OP., 11 435 i Auctioneers. V FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTION MART. SATUEDA Y#NEXT,; NOVEMBER 27. WE have received instructions from the Administrators of the Estate of the late John LamMe, to sell by auction, as above, the undermentioned! Shares: '; ■ : v 20 Shares in the N.Z. Farmers' ■€&.- op. Asset,, Ltd. 10 Shares in the Farmers' Co.pp.. Insurance Association, Ltd. 5 Shares in the Farmers' Co.op. Insurance Association, Ltd:. 6 Shares in the Rakaia ■ Saleyards- ' Company, Ltd : 16 Ordinary Shares- in the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company, Ltd. 16 Preference Shares in the Canterbury Frozen Meafc Company, Ltd. Sale at l'3O o'clock. N.Z FARMERS' CO.-OP.. II 436 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT WILLOWBY. On account MR GEORGE PARRISH. On FRIDAY NEXTJ NOVEMBER 26. WE have been favoured with instructions from Mr George Parrish (wlio has sold his farm), to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of the Whole of his LIVE AND, DEAD STOCK, on the above date, as follows: HORSES— . : 3 Draught Mares and Geldings, from 5 yea-rs. , . 1 Spring Carter. 1 Hack. , Harness complete and Covers for the above. ' ■ SHEEP— 67 Sound-Mouthed" Half and Threequarterbred Ewes (in wooj), with Lambs at foot. 23 Failing Mouth Ewes, with Lambs at foot. 10 Fat Sheep. 3 Romney Rams. CATTLE— 4 Cows, in full profit. . 2 CalVes. ; .'• 2 Sows, with litters. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES— 2 Double-furrow Pldughs (one 1 new), 1 Set Djse Harrows (new), 1 Set 5-Loatf Harrows,,, Tip Dray and Frame, Spring Cart, Trap, M.H. Binder, Duncan Grain and Manure Drill, • Wheelbarrow, Stakes, Sa<jks, Posts, Block, Chains,, and "Trees, 1 Good Sheep Dog, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.. i Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 11 378 . 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. Buildings 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 and 80 bushels oats to acre. Now in crop: 150 acres wheat and 50 '. acres oats. With '00 acres in crop, always winter • 400 ewes. A snip at £31 per acre, with £1000 deposit, and . alance 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 acres ploughed, 5 acres turnips, m: igolds, etc. Balance in gra; s. Will 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 reacly to sow turnips, balance silver tussock and native. 3000 acres ploughable. Buildings consist 7-roomed homestead and all conveniences, 6stalled stable, woolshed and machines, dip, sheep yards, imple- '''■'.; ment sheds, hack stables, -etc. Also extra dwelling, suitable for married couple. Carrying capacity 3000 sheep, and can be almost doubled with good management. Price £2 12s 6d per acre, and. good terms. 440 ACRES, in excellent district, well subdivided and watered. Excel- . lent buildings. First-class grain and sheep property. Well worth inspection at £25- per acre. Owner, will let a " good man in with £1500 deposit. If you are in search of land, give us a call, and run through our Land Reg-; ister. . . . N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department. I TELL YOU . . THOSE OVERCOATS ARjfi WONDERFUL VALUE At 19/t to 90/J. CAMERON, ARCADE CLOTHING COMPANY, Burnett Street,