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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9488, 12 April 1921, Page 8

N.Z, FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD. r —f . ■ DISPERSAL SALE At the ' A. AN,D .P. SHOWGROUNDS, ASHBURTON, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20. . WE have been favoured with instructions from MR JOHN SHEARER, m conjunction with MESSRS WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., to offer by Public Auction on above date, the Whole of his Well-known "GLENORCEY" STUD OF PEDIGREE CLYDESDALE HORSES, including:— . .. : . MARES. „ '."■'. ...;.. 10 Dry Mares, served by Dunvu« Fabric, imp. 1 Dry Mare, served by Glen Macnet A Dry Mares, served by Fyvie's Favourite 5 Wet Ma.res, with foals at foot,

served by Dunure Fabric, imp. : 1 Wet Ma-re, with, foal at foot. served by Glen Arthur 1 Wet Mare, with foal at foot, served by Glen Magnet 1 Wet Mare, with fdal at foot, sei'ved by Fyvie's Favourite FILLIES. 5 2-yr-old Fillies 5 Yearling Fillies STALLIONS. JDunure Fabric (imp.), ■ G.V.L.C. (17864*) (582), brown, foaled 1912. ,3 Colts, foaled 1918, sire Dunure Fabric, imp. 1 C01t,, . foaled 1919, . sire " Dunure Fabric, imp. ~ GELDINGS. 1 4-year : oid Gelding 1 3-year-old Gelding 4 4-year-old Geldings 2 Yearlings 1 Hack 1 Farm Dray 1 Overland Motor Car ; just been overhauled AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.— We wish to iraw the special attention of Breeders and Lovers of Good Stock to the splendid opportunity presenting itself at this Sale to acquire Stock from one of the oldest and most reputable Stud m the Dominion. No other Stud m New Zealand holds such a successful record as the "Gl'enorchy." Mr SRearer has been constantly importing Stock from the Leading Clydesdale Breed, ers of Scotland since 1880, and by so doing ' has brought his Stud up to the present high standard of excellence. Catalogues on application.

Sale at 12 noon. LUNCHEON PROVIDED N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., 4 230 Joint Auctioneers. * PUBLIC AUCTION. SUBDIVISION OF THE "GLENORCHY" HOMESTEAD. VERY FINE AGRICULTURAL FARM. DIGBY'S BRIDGE CUM GREENSTREET. . > ACRES 300 ACRES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921. AT ASHBURTON SHOW GROUNDS IMMEDIATELY after the Disposal of the Stud, .the N.Z. FARMERS' CC-OP. ASSOCIATION has been f av- 1 oured with instructions from MR JOHN SHEARER, who is disposing of his Stud, ita sell as above: — 300 ACRES OF VERY HEAVY LAND, ithe major portion of the Glenorchy Homestead, and being Lot I. and VI., original sale plan. Subdivided into several paddocks, securely fenced and abundantly watered. 25 Acres m oats, 18 acres reafly for .wheat, balance m grassSITUATED ifour jjniles above Asbburton, and iin .the Famous Greenstreet Distriefc.

The land has Ibeen .carefully nursed as regards cropping, .and is capable of growing 40 to .60 bushels of wheat, according to seasons, and 100 bushels of oats has been harvested from some of the paddocks. Mr Shearer is curtailing his fawning .activities, and those on the look-out for sweet agricultural or dairying land, or the establishment of a Stud Farm, should make immediate for inspection. TERMS ABE LIBERAL. 5 per cent, on tiihe fall .of the hammer ; 10 per cent, on possession 10 per cent, one y«ear Balance 5 years, at 5$ per cent. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Arrangements for inspection eithea per sexually or by Teleguam to (Plough Ashbus'ton, will receive -prompt alfcten tion. N.ZL FARMERS' CQ49J*., LTD., 4 72 Auctioneers. "VTURSmY Hair Lotion A necee JLII sity an every home where the children go to sqhool. Keeps the head r-iean of parasites, and the seal]/ healthy.- lg & bottle. — Bonnin^ton'V Pharmacy.

WE Still h»v» Good Stocks of wide-mouth Preserving Jars — »ints, quarts, and half-gallons, and übber rinss* fo r a ll «izes of jars. Seure supplies before 'it is too late at ohn Orr and Co., Merchants, East t., Ash%ttrton. L^7HY Mer from Chopped and f » Cracked Hands vhen D.C.O^ il' cure shem, \f 6d & ' J* t fit Bon-