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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8462, 30 May 1916, Page 8

H.l. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. CLEARING SALE AT AN AM A. TO-MORROW. On Account of MR G. E. ELLIOTT. WE have'been favoured with instructions from Mr Geo. E. Elliott, who has disposed' of his Property, to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING ". SALE of the Whole of his LIVE AND DEA© STOCK, At'his HOMESTEAD, ANAMA, on the above date, comprising— HORSES— 3 Bay DRAUGHT MARES, from C to 9 years. 2 DRAUGHT GELDINGS, aged. 1 BROOD MARE, "Lass," with,foal at foot. ' 1 HARNESS GELDING, 7yrs, b^v "The Arab," very quiet for lady to drire. 1 FILL if, 2 years, by Ivanoff (unbroken). 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, 2yrs, by Montalto. 1 PONY'FILLY, 3yrs, broken to lead. SHEEP— ' ; 240 8-tooth BREEDING EWES, EX. Rams 22nd April. 150 Two-tooth BREEDING EWES, BJEi.' Bams 22nd April. 120 S.M. EWES, B.L. Rams April 22 150 EWE LAMBS. 70 FAT and FORWARD LAMBS. CATTLE— .; 5 DAIRY COWS, in profit and in; calf. 3 DRY COWS, due to calve August.:. 1 SPRINGER to 3rd calf. ' 4 YEARLINGS. 6 CALVES. 1 Holstein BULL, bred by Mount; Somers Estate. ; IMPLEMENTS, Etc.— / 1 D.F. Plough, 1 Swamp' Plough (medium), 1 Massey 4-ifurrow Disc Plough,- 1 Cambridge ' Roller, 1 Combined Star Drill (Duncan), 1 Farm Dray and Frame, 2 Tip Drays, 2 Sets Tine Harrows, 1 Massey Binder, 1 Set Duncan Disc Harrows, 1 Giant Grubber, Gig, Trap, Spring Cart, Carlyle Wool Press, Chatham Seed ..Cleaner, Sledge, 4-Horse Yoke and Trees, Spare Trees, Plough Chains, Harness and Covers for all Horses, 250 Heart Birch Stakes, 150 Turniping, Stakes, 12 Coils Cyclone Fencing, 1 Sot Dehorners, 5 Milk- Cans, 300 Empty Sacks,, Barb Wire, 1 3-fur-; row Disc Plough, etc. Also—3oo Bushels Dun Oats, 3 Tons! : Oatsheaf Chaff, 20 Bushels Italian' Seed,; 2801b. Linseed, 5! Sacks'; Chevalier Barley, - 10 Sacks Gar-: tons,. 12 Sacks Fowl Wheat, 1 Ton. Rbckland ;Grain Manure, 1-J! Gwt.: Rock Sail; 2 Bags , Agricultural Salt, 2 Tons Potatoes,-1 Ton Pi ■ Potatoes, Quantity HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and" Effects, including Lilly-White Washing Machine, Meat Safe, 6 Hives of Bees, and Sundries too numerous to mention. Luncheon Provided. i Sale at 11.30 o'clock Prompt. ; N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP., 5 356 Auctioneers. ■DIALING YARDS SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1916. T>RESENT Entries include— 100 FAT LAMBS. 50 FORWARD LAMBS. 300 FAT LAMBS. 100 FORWARD LAMBS. 100 FAT EWES. "Further Entries Solicited. N-^Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP., 5 496 Auctioneers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. LAND DEPARTMENT. . LAND DEPARTMENT, LAND DEPARTMENT; WE ARE MOVING ! ! WE WISH YOU TO KEEP MOVING. OUBMIT to us any healthy -proposition, and we guarantee to move you out or in. DON'T ARGUE. ' 550 ACRES good -cropping, and grazing land; good locality; carries two sheep. Grand homestead'and all out- : buildings. A', desirable farm, £'15. £1000 Cash, balance easy. 2500 ACRES; an excellent grazing run, mostly in the native. A portion under "cultivation. Grows grand oats, rape, and turnips. Well watered. New Buildings of every description. The Property irs capable of carrying better £ than a ewe to the acre. Price, £9 10:s. : Best of Terms. Enquire now ! 1200 ACRES Swciot. Warm. Sheep Country. Now House. 120 acres turnips, 500 acres new grass. Every acre under cultivation. Price. £9. Owner leaving next Reinforcements. Terms — h us you like. "ivtEMO.—For Town Dwellers or Retir- -; ing Farmers.—On our Register are two or three exceptionally iiiic Town and Suburban Properties for Absolute Sale.. LAND DEPARTMENT. N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP. V