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AUCTIONS. NORTH CANTERBURY CO-OP. LOBURN FARM FOR SALE BY FU3I_"*C ACCTION. WE have received instructions from Mr R. Judson, to OFFER by PUBLIC AUCTION, in oar Land Salerooma, I_ngiora, on TUESDAY, -SAY let, His Compact Farm ol 50 acres, situated at North Loburn, together with Dwellinghouse of 5 rooms, dairy, .-stall stable and ch_Sho—e, trap and implement ahod. This handy farm ia in good order, subdivided in five paddocks, all well fenced and watered, 13 acres are in stubbie, and the ba-ance in English grass. Sale at 11.30 a-m. NORTH CAXTERUURY CO-OP., LTD. 297 ________ (__AR_NG SALE AT SEFTON. THURSDAY, APRIL 26th. AA/ I *** have received instructions from John v » Brown, Esq. (who is leaving the district to HOLD a CLEARING SALE of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, together with the Household Furniture and E fleet a. on THURSDAY. April 2dth. The Principal Lots are: 18 Head of Cattle, 2. to 3-year-old, in forward condition 2 Milch Cows 1 Grey Trap Gelding, 4 years 1 Two-wheeled Trap, braes-mounted (imp.) 1 Two-wheeled Trap, rubbered tyree, in splendid condition, and good as new 2 Sets of Black Trap Harness 1 Set of Tan do., made to order in England English riding saddie and sundry odd harness, lowl ooops, iron garden seat, barrow, and quantity of tools, wheat cleaning machine, and 1 stack of good hay. Household Furniture, including rolled-top deak, iron safe, good piano, Grandfathers clock, oval table, chairs, couches, 300 books (meetly no-ele), and sundries too numerous to particularise. Also, ' LAND. LAND. LAND. The Goodwill of the Lease of 47 Acres of Rich Agricultural Land, having seven years to run, situated in tho Sefton Swamp, and at the same time and place 14 Shares in the Sefton Dairy Coy., Ltd. These will be sold in lots ac required. • Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. No reserve. NORTH CANTERBURY CO-OP., LTD., 9509 Auctioneers. LAND. LAND. LAND. IN THE FAMOUS CUST DISTRICT. TATE have received instructions from Mr VV G. H. Roberts to OFFER for SALE

by PUBLIC AUCTION, in our Land Saleroom, Rangiora, on TUESDAY, MAY let, At Eleven o'clock. His "Well-known FARM of 2_ ACRES situated at Cust. This property will be first offered aa a whole, and if unsold will be divided aa follows :— LOT I—Homestead Block, containing 137 Acres of Rich Agricultural and Datrving Land, subdivided into 8 paddocks, together with good Dwellinghouse of 7 rooms, bathroom, oement dairy and washhouse, 4-stall stable and loft, and other good outbuildings. It is 1. miles from school, creamery, railway. Post Office, and auction yards, and is capable of carrying throe ewes to the LOT 2—_ Acres, situated in the Oust Valley, subdivided into 7 paddocks (25 acres being pipe drained), together with Dwellinghouse, cowshed (12 oows), and other outbuildings. It ia within J-mile of creamery and station. This valuable property is a -cry early and the two lots work well together, the land is in splendid heart, the fences in tip-top condition, some being mostly new. On Lot 1, 24 acres sown to r-rass and oats, 17 acres fallow, and the balance in English grass. Lot 2, 16 acres are in turnips, and tho balance in Eng-.ish grans, and the farm is placed on the market for bona fide sale. Tho owner will be T*lea=«d to show buyers over this property. NORTH ("_N_-__.rrßY CO-OP.. LTD., 9512 , . Auctioneers. LAND AT __S!GIC__ rT__! NORTH OANTmBU*I-Y STORiES J- CO., LTD.. have been -Wtaructod by the owners to OFFER by PTJBLIO AUCTION, the well-known RIOKTON ESTATE, situated at Rangiora) in block* of __r-y-« forty, and fifty aares each lot, at the Saleroom., I_agiora» on TUESDAY, the B_i <_■_ of May. Further particulars in future ___ve*-t_»-ment. Plane of the property will be aivailab'.e about the 26th mst. THE NORTEt CANTERBURY STORES CO., LTD., 238 Bangdor*. J. MUNDELL. IMPORTANT OLEApiWG- SALE O. LIVE STOCK, FAl_ri_-P___-_e_MTB, ETC. WiE have been instructed by TJ_o__ MitcboH, Esq., to SEfLL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Homestead, S_io_t_. 01-se to Washdyke Railway Station, On THURSDAY, 26th APRII-, -80& 6HSE33B. 1150' Half and Three-quarterbred Wethers, fait €0 Three-quarterbred Lambai, _t 336 Crossbred Ewea, six ard eight-tooth, all guaranteed sound, and m __ob to •Sh_opsh_re Down i__ 125 Crossbred Ewes, two-tooth, in lamb Shropshire Down rams 4 Halfbred Rams, by I_n_ok_- out of Merino ewes BORDBR I_EIC_3T_R FLOOK. 132 Breeding Ewea 64 Ewe Lamb* 3 Stud Rams 7 (The ewes of thia flock were obtained £r__ the New Zealand and Australian Land Company, and since the present owner started breeding, nothing but the best flock book rams have been used.) SHROPSHIRE DOWN FLOCK. 286 Breeding Ewes 60 Ewe Lambs *_ 4 Rams (Tbis flock waa originally obtained from Mr Borton. Oa__ru, who was one oi the first importer*, of Shropshi.es from England, and the vendor has- only used rama from the best colonial breeding, and in many imrtancea imported sires have been used; in fact, this season's lambs are nearly all byimported ranis.) CATTT-E. 4 Mifch Cow* 1 Pure Shorthorn Bui 6 Young Cattle. HORSES. 8 Draughts, ages 3 to 4 yean, sound and broken to chains

1 Draught Colt 2 years o£E, unbroken 1 Harness and Saddle Mare, 7 years old, quiet to ride or drive 1 Pony, 4 years old, quiet to ride or drive 3 Ponies, 3 years old, broken to saddle and harness. PIGS. 4 Baconera , _ , . Also, a quantity of Ducke and Fowls, etc. IMPLHMFJNTS, ETC. 3 Farm drays and frames, 2 d.f. ploughs, 2 sets tyne harrows, cultivator by M. and H., Cambridge Toller, reaper and binder by M. and H (almost new), grain and manure drill by M. and H. (almost new), gig and barnes., light spring waggonette, pony, gig, and harness, 4 sheep feeders, fencing materia!, 100 hurdles (mostly new), to be sold immediately after the sheep sale, also a quantity of household sundries. Hour of SaQe, 12 o'clock sharp. Irmcbeon at 11 a.m. Owing to the lease of Seaforth having expired and the Vendor leaving the district for Southland, every li* to come tin der the hammer will be sold to the Highest Bidder. J. MUNDELL, -j. Auctioneer. D. THOMAB. ASHBURTON. ARCADE HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY, APRIL 27__, 1906. MR D. THOMAS wiK hold his next HORSE FAIR on the above date, for which I have entered: Unbroken Colts and Filliee Draught Maro* and Geldings Saddle end Harness Horses PRESENT ENTRY 97. DAVID THOMAS, ggj 9 Auctioneer. TnSON and CO. are sole agents for Davis Vertu-1 Feed and Daytoma Sewing Machines, All parts in stock.