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FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD. MET HV E N 3ALE. — THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920. On account of Mr J. Jackson (who has sold his Farm), we will offer:— 560 6 and 8-tooth 2-bred Ewes 300 i-bred Ewe Lambs (bred by Mr J. Deans) 13 Sound-mouthed E.L. Rams 70 Rape Ewes 60 Fat Ewes , 70 Fat Lambs N.Z.; FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 4 363 . Auctioneers. METHVEN YARDS. '„,." , . . THURSDAY NEXT, 22nd INST. \ SPECIAL ENTRY. Account Bagdad Station :— 740 Full and Failing-mouth £-bred • Ewes; one brand, one earmark N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 4 426 Auctioneers. PUBLIC AUCTION. < ACRES—-i f| Q 6j—ACRES: ' TiSE* WELL-KNOWN' 'MOSSGROVE' . PROPERTY, PENDARVES. At Our Land Sales Mart, West Street, Ashburton. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1920. ■ 2 o'clock. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., has received instructions from the Administrator in the Estate of the late Edward Hampton to. Sell, by Public Auction, on the above date. • f hat very fine Sheep Property knowil" \ as " MOSSGROVE," comprising 1 ' '. '1085 Acres 2 Roods. • Tne property is securely subdivided into 15 paddocks, water in each, 90 acres being in Algerian oats for green feed, 110 acres now going under the plough, approximately 200 acres new grasses, 150 acres one-year grass, balance.in'rotation. j The buildings comprise a modern 10-roomed house, dining-room 26 x 16, besides tlie usual offices; 12-stnll stable and woolshed combined, men's quarters, motor shed, and numerous other buildings, and orchard of over one acre of young bearing trees, together with the Homestead, .which is splendidly sheltered, and besides there is over a mile of valuable bluegiim plantation. j The property is admirably situated, being close to. school, eight miles from Chertsey. railway station, with a daily mail' service to the gate. "Mossgrove" has been held by the Hampton family for over 40 years, and has always been .most carefully farmed, never over-cropped. The land is easily worked, in good heart, and grows excellent crops of oats, rape. „ and' turnips, etc. '.' For sheep-fattening it cannot be beaten. Our instructions are TO SELL. • The time has arrived to wind'up the estate, otherwise a property of such merit rarely finds itself on the open market. . For further .particulars and arrangements for inspection, apply Nvz! FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD., ,4 193 Auctioneers, Ashburton. * CLEARING SALE AT EIFFELTON. , MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1920. MR JOHN SMITH having Sold his | Farm, has favoured us with instructions to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE, on above date, at the Homestead (Mr J. T. Nelson's late Property), of all his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK Comprising— SHEEP. 130 Two-tooth -2-Bred EWES; rams April 3rd. 2 15.V- Rams. 15' Mixed Sheep. HORSES. 4 Draught MARES, 6yrs and upwards ; all farm work. 1 Draught GELDING. 1 Springcart MARE, Byrs. 2 FAT PIGS. 30 Head POULTRY. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 1 P. and D.D. Double-furrow Plough, 1 S.F. Plough, 5-Leaf Set Harrows, Disc Harrows, Cambridge Rolle-, P. and D.D. Giant Cultivator, M.H. Combined Drill, 2 Farm Drays, 'M.H. Binder, Spring Cart, Rustic Trap, Planet Jr. Cultivator, Stewart Horse Clipper, 2 Horse Feeders^ 2 Water Troughs, Harrow Seat, T. and D.D. Windmill and Tripod Stand (new), 600----gall. Tank, Brass Pump, 24ft. Well Piping, Sack Barrow, Wheelbarrow. Plain and Barbed Wire, Farm Tools and Sundries, 6 Rolls Sheep Netting, Roil Fowl Netting, 18ft. Ladder, Quantity Bird Netting, . 12 Sheets^ Corrugated Iron, 1 Set 6-Horse Blocks and Chains, 3 Sets Leading Chains, 100 Hardwood Stakes, Portable Boiler and Cop- ! per, Grindstone, Merit Safe, Riding Sadrlie, 15 Swingle Trees, 250 Chaff Sacks, .Tarpaulin, Hod Cloy- . er Seed, 5 Sacks Wheat, 8 Sacks Feed Oats, 3 Stacks Oat Sheaves, ■ ,'2 Cart Saddles, 3 Sets Leading ■} . :. Chains, Harness and Covers for J '■ all Horses, and a Large Collection <■ . of Useful Sundries. SALE at 12 o'clock sharp. , Luncheon Provided. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD., 4 365 Auctioneers. 4