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AUCriCNS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. AfiSOCIA TIOX, LIMITED. LARGE AND IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE At WEST EYRETON.. FRIDAY, MAY Uih. WT& have received ir.strucUcs? from M; » » Samuel Horrcll (we having sold hii property) to hold a CLEARING SALE c hi* LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Xovt on his properly at West Eyreion, °i FRIDAY, MAY 14tb, as fo!lo\T3: — SHEEP. GOO Two-tooth Thrcc-auarfcrbrod Ewei (Shropshire Rams -in March 2"lh). £ grand line of ewes 270 Fat, and Forward Lambs HORSES. 5 Draught Geldings, broken to all farir wor!: 1 Draught Gelding, G years, all work 1 Draught Gc'.ding, T years, all work 1 Draught Gelding i years, broken tc chains 3 Draught Fillies. 3 years, partly broker 2 -Good all-round Trap Mares Also complete Draught Harness for tvrc four-horse teams CATTLE. 2 Milch Cows, in full profit. IMPLEMENTS. 2 reapers and binders (McCorinack), ] mower (Wood), 1 stripper (Duncan). 1 drill new' (Duncan) 15-coultcr combined, 2 d.f ploughs (Duncan), 1 fcur-furrow stubble plough, 1 s.f. plough. D farm drays wiii frames (Duncan), 1 tip-dray with frame. ] tip-dray with turnip slicer complete, 1 spring iyne cultivator (Duncan). 1 grain end m?nur( drill, 1 soven-iyne grubber, Clay's pattern (Duncan), 1 sot of disc harrovrs, 2 sets oi drag harrows, 1 set of tyne- harrows, 1 sol of reversible hnrrows, 1 Cambridge rollei (Duncan). 1 clod crusher, 1 Chatham seed cleaner, 1 sheep feeder, 1 horse hoe and moulder, 1 horse- rake, 1 double buggy, 1 gig (Brabner). SUNDRIES, Etc. Stakes and wire from 65 chain fencing large Quantity of wire netting, posts, stakes 2 grindstones. 2 wool presses 200 chaff sacks 100 busheis of oats, fowl feed, manure, farm, garden and other tools; also a largo quantity of very useful sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE- AND EFFECTS, being the contents of sitting-room, diningroom, bedrooms, kitchen, etc., etc.; also 1 lady's bicycle, as good as new. NOTE—Tho auctioneers wish to dTaw th« attention of buyers to this IMPORTANI SALE. The Ewes aro a. splendid line, the Draught Horses being good, sound, and reliable farm horses, tho Implements are the best, and in tin-top condition. SALE at half-past eleven. NO RESERVE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED N.Z. FARMERS , CO-OP.. LTD., 5524 . Auctioneers. LAKE FLAT PROPERTY. COTTAGE IN DUKE STREET. MRS F. J. WORNER has instructed us tc OFFER by PUBLIC AUCTION, at oui Land Salo Rooms, on SATURDAY, MAY 15th, at NOON, Her Lake Flat Property situated lj miles from Greenpark, now occupied by Mi H. Hubbard, and contains 218 acres, all in grass. Possession Ist June, 1003. Also 8 perches Land with Three-roomed Cottage situated in Duke street, Christ church. 5738 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP WO ACRES RICH AGRICULTURAL ANE GRAZING LAND. WE are prepared to treat privately foi . tho salo of Mr T. J. Roebuck's Farm of 100 Acres, situate between Fernside an<3 Ohoke. The land is of Bj-lendid quality foi cropping and dairying-, and :s in good heart. It is well subdivid-ed.. watered and fenced. There is a nearly new Dwc-llinghouso of 8 rooms and conveniences, stables and all necessary outbuildings. Price £28 per acrt or offers. Mr Rocbucfc has left New Zealand, and as tho present lessee has purchased another farm, this farm must be sold. Xo reasonable offer will be refused. Apply offices N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Rongiora or C hristchurch. A CHEAP LITTLE DAIRY FARM. ILL-HEALTH SOLE REASON FOR SELLING. AC! ACRES of rich laud, grows fir.c graES. potatoes, oats, and other crops, well subdivided and fenced. Suitable for dairying Almost new House 5 rooms and conveniences, verandah, etables, cowshed etc., orchard and garden. Price. £33 per acic. to creamery, school and railway. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. MODEL DAIRYING AND CROPPING FARM. 19A ACRE S real good agricultural land, J - JU grows excellent crops of wheat, oats. potatoes, grass, etc.. modern 7-rcom-<u Houso on concrete foundations exceptionally well-built, verandah, Fcullery etc., 4-stelled stable, granary cowsheds,' etc. Pncu £35 per aero. IJ miles from school, creamery and station. F. 23 . N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. GRAZING AND CROPPING FARM. A VERY FINE PROPERTY. GO" ACRES, good land for growing UUiJ wheat, oate, rape, and turnips; subdivided into 17 paddocks, all -weU watered. Buildings consist of a first-class 6-room. d house, plastered, concrete foundations, 12ft stud, bathroom, hot and cold water service, washhouse, large stables, sheepyards. shearing shed, and other outbuildings. Price, £3 10s per -afire. Considerable portion of tho money may remain at 4J per cent. Situate near railway etation, and handy to town. This is' one of the chCapeet and best farrue of its kind that we have on our books. F. 31. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. GOOD ALL-ROUND FARM AT ASHBURTON. Of|f| ACRES of Grazing and Cropping UU»y Land, well subdivided and fenced, innning water in evvry paddock, 200 ceres in turnips, balance in new grass, real good Homestead, including good Dwellinghoiise, staHes, sheepyards, ehecring shed, etc. Price £l 2 10s per acre. £1500 down, balance can remain. Situate aea: School, Post Office, Church, Store, «tc. This is well nigh certain to suit anyone wanting a farm of a, similar description. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Ashburto.i or (.'hristchiirch. CHEAP FARM AT THE BAYS. TOO ACRES of good land for dairying, •"" sheep-gTazing, and cocksfoot growing, will carry 2 ewes to the acre, and fatten the lambs; subdivided into 20 paddocks, and all well fenced. The land consists of hills, downs, and flat, and a, considerable portion of it was formerly covered with bueh. Buildings consist of a now 10-roomed, up-to-date house, hot and cold water service, acetclyne-gas, otc.; etablcs. sheepyords and dip, woolshcd, cowb ; ls, dairy, cheese-house, cottage of 5 rooms, . id other outbuildings. Prico £17 per One of the cheapest farms in the bays. This farm is sure to sell quickly, therefore immediate enquiry is advisable. F l< A N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ONE OF THE BEST FARMS OF ITS KIND IN CANTERBURY. CLOSE TO CHRISTCHURCH AND NEAR A CREAMERY. 1 OQ ACRES of very rich black loam eoii, J— iJ capable of growing magnificent grain and root crops. Fifty acres in gras3, 7 acres in potatoes, balance under plough. Modern house of 8 rooms, scullery, pantry, bathroom, hot and co!d v/a,tor service, washhouso, copper acid tubs, Sialic, trapshed, granary, man's room, etc. Price £55 per acre. A neighbour considers that this ia one of tho beet farms, if not the best farm, of its kind in Canterbury. ' p 28 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. A GOOD BLOCK OF AGRICULTURAL AND SHEEP-GRAZING LAND EASY TERMS OFFERED. ' QkH ACRES of good all-round land, suitOO\J able for growing wheat, oats, rape and tnnups. All in capital order throughout; well fenced, subdivided, and watered Will carry ISOO ewes, besides growing 300 acres of crop. Good 7-rc-omed house aad conveniences. 9-stalied stable, 2 looseboxea iron granary, implement shed, sheepyards, shearing shed for 3 shearers, woohhed etc. Price £12 per acre. Terms: £2000 down, balance may at 5 per c-ent for a. term of years. Situate handy to town. F3i N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. CCO3I