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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9477, 14 December 1918, Page 3

N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD. l '. ~~ t ' " SALE OF TIMBER ANT.) IRON. jmIN WA L D YAR D S TUESDAY NEXT,. DEC. 17, 1918. Immediately after conclusion of "Weekly Stock Sale, we will offer, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of .GALVANISED IRON" and TIMBER, comprising:— 222 Sheets Galvanised Iron 200 Feet Spouting; almost new 80 Feet Ridging 11.000 Feet 6 x 1 Red Birch Weather Boards 9,000 Feet 4 x 2 Red Birch 7,350 Foet 3x2 Red Birch 1,100 Feet 4 x 3 Red Birch 8,000 Foot Flooring 4 Wails, each 16 feet by 14 feet. Doors, Windows, etc. NOTE.---The above is all m Splendid Order,, and-offers a good opportimL | ity oi\ securing Building Material .for j ■Outbuildings-.- ' ' N.Z. FARMERS' C0.0P., LTD.. 12 173 ■ Auctioneers. IMPORTANT PROPERTY SALIC. KINKORA.. ESTATE. 1739 ACRES. 1739 1739 A C R E S. 173S BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1918. At 2 o'clock p.m. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, in conjunction with PYNE AND CO., have received instructions from .R. M. ADAIR, Esq., to Sell by Auction, at the CO-OP. SALE ROOMS, Ashburton, on. t/he above date, his vcit desirable. PENDARVES PROPERTY, Comprising :~r--1739 ACRES Of sweet sheep .land, subdivided into numerous paddocks, securely fenced (gat^es all swung), and permanently watered.

245 Acres in Oats (sown down) 40 Acres iv Rape (sown down) 40 Acres- in Turnips (sown down) 250 A cms one-year Grass; BaJa.nco—Clover and Grasses in rotation. ..r The Homestead is complete with • every Farm Building, and nicely sheltered,-" .T'ho, House is a New Bmigaknv, containing 7 rooms, plastered thrqu'ghout., with ram service water suppk-, Married Couple's Cottage, 12Stall" Stable, Granary, Woolshed, Men's' Quarters, Motor Shed, etc., ftc. ' . ' . SUua.it.Hl about ' 12 miles from ■Ashburton, handy to Fairfield Frt*»stuig.Works, close to School, naid Telephone-, Mail Bag dropped daily at tlie gate. The' Land is easily worked, and in great heart, grows excellent crops of oa,t«, rape, and turnips, and the fattening capacity is ybovo the average-To-day the Property carries 2000 Sheep, avid the abundance "of the. feed everywhere would warrant another 1000. PLEASE INSPECT AND VERIFY THIS. W« have EMPHATIC INSTRUCTIONS TO-SELL, and Liberal Terms will be given. Further Particulars and Arrange- | ments for inspection can be made with Ithe FARMERS' CO-OP., Ashburton; or \PYNE AND CO., Christehurch, J2 I'l9 Joint AvicLioiieers. CLEAR-ING SALE AT tHGHBA;NK r MONDAY, DECKMISKR-23, 1918. ' WE iiave roeoivod instructions from ■ MRS 8. J. B. McDOWELL (who is giving up Farming, owing to ill-health), to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE, on above date, of ait LIVE AN!> DEAD STOCK, j comprising:— : j HORSES— . , ! 2 Draught Horses '.'j Hall:' Draughts! 1 Hack CATTLE— , 9 'Dairy Cows, in profit 2 Springing Cows 6 Yearling Steors and. Hnifors 9 Calves 1 Shorthorn Bull PIGS— 1 Baconer. ' •1 Forward Stores IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— MeCormiek Binder, 2 Farm Drays, Grass Seed Stripper, Chain Harrows, D.F. Plough, Tyne Harrows, Diuiean Grabber, Duncan lf>-CouH:or Drill, Sheep Feeders, Blocks, Chains. Trees, (Quantity Galvanised Iron, S rakes, Plain and Barb Wire, Grinds!one, 52----galftm Primrose Separator, 1 Ton Manure, 20.Bushels Mixed Grass Seed. 200 Empty Sacks, Stewart Horse Clipper.. Riding Saddle, Dog Cart, Fowls, 2 Bales Binder Twiiio, Harness i'or all Horses, Quantity Furniture, and Sundries, i ■Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. L [JNOHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 12 24.1 Aitictioneei\s.

i RJfD'tiUS of Hadoy Davidson and Indian Motor Cycles can new procure Clincher "Dreadnoughts" in 28in. x '-i. Sold by (he trade only. /"i ARDMN Enthusiasts! Compa-ro the \3t Xorlh. British. Itubber Co.'s (;anl"ii Hose with any other brand. Sold by all hardware dealers.