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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 48, Issue 75, 9 January 1928, Page 8

N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD. CLEARING SALE AT ASHBURTON. (Near Abattoirs). WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1928. WE have been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Hadley (who has leased his farm), to hold a Complete Clearing Sale, on above date, of all his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, comprising— HORSES, Half Draught Bay Gelding “Vic.” 9yrs, ali farm work. Bay Gelding, “Hector,” aged, chain work. Grey Mare, “Blossom,” aged, all farm work a Bay Gelding, “Bob,” aged, all farm work. Spring Cart Mare, aged, all farm work. Bay Hack Gelding, “Billy,” broken saddle and harness. Half Draught Bay Filly, 3yrs, broken to lead. CATTLE. Jersey Cow, third ealver, in full fitjersey Heifer, Ist ealver, in full profit. Jersey Heifer, due to calve. Two Fat Cows, empty. SHEEP 26 s. f.m. Ewes (in wool). 26 Lambs. IS' Fat Ewes. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Heavy Spring Cart, Bos Cart, Mangel Cutter, Tip Dray, D.F. Twitch Plough (R. and G.), 6-Horse Yoke (complete), Trolly, 3-Furrow Rotary Disc Plough, Set Discs, 3-Leafed Heavy Harrows, Harrow Rider, Steel Windmill frame, 20ft., Cultivator, 13-Coulter Grain Drill, Raleigh Dogcart, Avery Scales, Garden Grubber, S.F. Plough, 2 Coils Netting, 250 Chaff Sacks and Numerous Snndres. . Rex Separator, 35-gallon ; in good order. Also, —3-Seater Hupmobile Sedan. Sale at 1.30 piompt. N.Z. FARMERS’”"CO-OP., LTD. 1, 29 Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES. BE IN TIME ALL THROUGH THE YEAR. BUY YOUR DIARY EARLY.—It’s a Constant Reminder. Pocket Diaries from 9d each. Desk and Household Diaries, from 21- each. Block Calendars, Daily tear-off, 3/Gardener’s Diary, 3/6. The New Zealand Girls’ Diary, 2/6. The New Zealand Boyfe’ Diary, lots of useful information and helpful hints 2/6.

N.Z. GREETING CARDS. A Good Selection from 2d each. Autograph Stationery from 1/- Box. Dainty Calendars from 6d each. Desk Calendars. Perpetual Calendars FOR THE HOLIDAYS or at any time a Book is good company. This List of Reprints 2/6 Each. “Pi’odigal Parents,” by Joseph Hocking. "Pink Sugar,” by 0. Douglas. “The Isle of Hate,” Alan Dare, “Nonsense Novels,” by Stephen Leacock. “The Three Just Men,” by Edgar Wallace. - “Love Unlock the Door,” Annie Swan. “Afterwards,” Kathlyn Rhodes. - “The Hidden Riches” by David Lyall “The Valley of Adventure” by Ogden. “A Fateful' Escapade,” by E. W. Savi. T! The Guarded Room,” by J. 6. Fletqher. “The Guide to Happiness,” by Max Brand. “The Unconquerable) Girl,” by Concordia Merrel. “The Subconscious Courtship,” by Berta Ruck. “Scaramouche,” by Sabatini “The House of The Arrow,” by A. E. W. Mason. “Heather of the 1 South,” by Rosemary Rees. LOOK IN THE WINDOW. A. W. HOPKINS. East Street. ’Phone 120. ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Established 1t&75. PROVIDES A SAFE AND PROFIT ABLE INVESTMENT. DEPOSITS accepted' for 12 or 24 Months. At Highest Current Rates. LOANS made on Town or Country Properties at Current Rates. BORROWERS may Pay Off Loans by Easy Monthly Payments. F. PRITCHARD, Manager ! ELECTRIC TORCHES. WHO doesn’t appreciate them? Boys, girls, grown-ups, every- | one. Such a" handy, useful Xmas. , Gift. A fine range to choose from, | ranging from 7s 6d, at John Orr and j Co., Ltd., Ashburton.

GENUINE THERMOS FLASKS. IDEAL for Picnics or for Lunch. No better value obtain’ able, 5s 3d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, to 23s John Orr and Co., Ltd., Ashburton. WRENCHES, Spanners, Rivets, Punches, Files, Canvas Tacks, Oil Cans, Binder Oil. All Hardware required for the harvest field,—John Orr and Co., Ltd., Hardware Merchants, East Street,