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Auctions. MILES'& GO. - . THIS DAY. "~"~ ADDINGTON YARDS. WEDNESDAYMULY 2_a_, 1890. SPECIAL fNTR _E3On acoount Chatanosa Estate. , ■AAA CROSSBRED and XIHI MAIDEN EWES. On account Mr A. Perry. _ O-a CROSSBRED wkthKRS ana Ol MAJDENiEWES On account JCLngsdown Entatw r*{- PRIME CROSSBRED SHEEP MILES and CO. J.T.FORD, 9008 _ A. A. JFANTHAM. ■ • •■ < ESTATE OF DANIEL McGREGOR Of Normanby, deceased. SALE BY" PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, SEPT, 6, 1890, At 1 o'clock, At the Office of the Egmont Fanners' Union Ltd M HAWERA. A A. FANTHAM has received instrno a tions from the Executors to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, THE WHOLE OP THE LANDED ESTATE, Comprising Choice Sections ofthe Most Valuable and Fertile Land on the West Coast of the North Island, as follows:— Section 85, Block 4, Waimate, containing 112 acres, well fenced and watered, with frontage to the Ahipaipa and Katetaura roads. Section 84, Block 4, Waimate. 100. acres, fenced, and frontage to the Ahipaipa and Katetaura roads. __ , , „__ Sections 49 and 60. Block 16, Kaupokonui, 200 acres, beautiful bush land, laid down in good grass, fenced and subdivided, frontaee to Little Tempsky road. _._,„, Sections 37738, 39, 40, and 41, Block 3, Waimate, containing 29 acres 1 rood _> perches. (Subject to a lease now four years to run.) Sections 83,84.85,86, Otakeho, containing 12 aores 1 rood 32 perches, (Subject to a Section 91, Block 4, Waimate, containing 24 Section*.. Block 4, Waimate, containing 16 acres 3 roods Xi perches Section 94, Block 4, Waimate, containing 10 acres. Section 98, Block 4, Waimate, containing 3 (These latter four sections are within 10 chains of the Okaiawa Hotel, and have a frontage to the Ahipaipa road). . Section I_2, Block 4, Waimate, containing 1 rood, situated on the corner of Ahipaipa road, opposite the Okaiawa Hotel. Section 147, Block 4, Waimate, containing 109 acres 19 perches. This is a Native lease, v. ith 25 years to run, at a low rental; frontage to the Tempsky road. Also, 10 Sections in the Township of Normanby. — Tsrms—2s per cent, cash; balance can remain at 5 per cent, interest for six months from date of sale. N.B.—The Executors have decided to WITHDRAW FROM TENDER the 112 ACRES, with Dwelling-house, sec, and will SUBMIT SAME TO .AUCTION instead, on SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1890, witn the other properties. Intending purchasers wiii be shown over the Estate on application to the Auctioneer. Note—The Auctioneer calls special attention to the above Estate. For dairying or grazing purpose, this land is equal to any in New Zealand. 6962 A. A. FANTHAM, Auctioneer. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP &> CO. FRIDAY, ____ JULY, At 1 o'clock. By Order of the Mortgagee. To Persons Looking for Health, Happiness, and a Bright Future. MESSRS A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, on.FRIDAY, 2__a JULY. At 1 o'clock, at their band and Commercial Salerooms. Lichfield street, ABOUT _ an AO RE of FREEHOLD LAND, situate corner of Armagh and Rolleston streets, Linwood, with a beautifully finished Family Residence standing thereon, containing 8 rooms, verandah front and side, French and bay windows, concrete foundation. Land laid out and planted, drainage perfect, and the situa- . tion. everything that could be desired. Lately occupied by Mr E. Bradley. Title Land Transfer Act. Terms at Sale, :No Reserve. A. BEAUCHAMP and CO. 89g5 A. AYEttS, Auctioneer. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). THE New Zealand Farmers co-operative a.ssoolation o_ CANTERBURY. LIMITED. CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED .. £$0,000 OFFICES AND WAREHOUSE, . Cashel street east, Christohurch WOOL STORES, South belt, Christohurch. GRAIN STORES, Soutb belt, Christchurch, and Lyttelton. LONDON OFFICE—IB Great Sc. Helens, E.O. COALS-NEWCASTLE, GREYMOUTH, AND WESTPORT. DEPARTMENTS. No. I—Dairy, Farm, and Station Requisites No. _—Farm and Garden Seeds No. 3—Groceries and Oilmen's Stores No. 4—Glass and Earthenware No. s—Tailoring and Mercery *" No. _*—-Woollen Goods, Sec No. 7—Boots and Shoes No. B—-Saddlery, &c No. 9—lronmongery Sole Agents in New Zealand for THE JERSEY PATENT SELF-ACTINC. CREAMER. There is also i_ use the " Jersey " system of cream raising—probably the most useful and effective for small dairies,—Vide "Lyttelton' Times" Report on Lincoln School of Agriculture, August 3rd, 1889. TO COUNTEY FARRIERS. The Association is PREPARED to INDENT on Specially Favorable Terms, BLACKSMITHS' IRON and SHOEING REQUISITES. PROPUCE DEPARTMENT. The Association handle ALL DESCRIPTIONS of COLONIAL PRODUCE, as SELLING BROKERS ONLY, in the Interests of tbe Growers, aud having Agents and Buying Correspondents in the Chief European and Colonial Centres, are in a specially favorable noaition to realise consignment to best ad vanuujeT AIiLCHARGKS kept at. LOWEST §_H__o3___ RATES. Full particulars on application. CASH ADVANCES MADE FREE OF COMMISSION AND INTEREST On Produce Shipped, and Free of Commission on Produce Stored on Owners' AccountPROPERTIES. A REGISTER OF TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES FOR SALE In Canterbury is open for inspection by intending pnrchasera. Sellers are requested to forward paroculan for sale in same. A. H. TURHBULL, Secretaiy. WOOLBROKERS* ASSOCIATION. *• c_a___rCHURCH woqlbrgke___ ASSOCIATION. SKIN SALES, TO BUTCHERS AND ______LMONGEf__ IN consequence of the Grand National Steeplechase taking place on Thursday next, the SALES OF SHEEPSKINS, HIDES AND FAT p P'"', have roses POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY. JAMES WILKIN, 1 808? Secretary.