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AUCTIONS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP- ASSOC3A TION, LIMITED. - LB B S T O M . S A li E. FRIDAY, 27th MAY. 1010. SPECIAL ENTRIES— Account. Messra Worner Bros., to bo told in conjunction wjtll Messrs H. Matson and Co., 100 Haifbred Six and Eight-tooth Ewos, duo to lamb in August SOO Halibrcd and Tureo-quarterbred. S.M. Ewes, due to lamb in -September 2 Four-year-olds Draught Fillies, broken to chains 1 Five-year-old Half Draught Filly, broken to nil fujm trork Thci above are being sold by Messrs Vomer Bros., as they iuivo disposed, of their Bankside property. OTHER ENTRIES— CO Fat Lambs S Head Fat Cattlo 50 Fat and Store Piss Further entries invited. N.Z. FAKMEKS' CO-OP., SB4S Auctioneers. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. £»J*Q ACRES, excellent ail-round farm, XjOO suitable for cattle and sheep grazing, and for all-round cropping, well divided and fenced, and exceptionally ■ well watered. In addition to about 200 acres of crop, the form will winter JWO ewes and a. number of cattle. First-clues homestead, the house being the most attractive and up-. to-date in the district, and having hot end cold water service, biCnroom, lavatory, septic j tank, etc.. high concrete foundations, situato on a terrace. The outbuildings include stab.es, granary, sheep yard", dip, implement shed, etc., aipo 5-roomed houso for a | married couple. Price, £2U per ncre. Near station, school and suleyards, and h&sdy to town. __ N.Z. CO-OP._ j XCA ACRES, good agricultural land O\J\J throughout, very well farmed; and in full heart. Has grown 70 bushels of wheat to the acre, averaged Gl bush«ls last year, and averaged 10 bushels of wheat this year for 100 ceres. Carries 3 ewes to the acre, and fattens tho lambs. Comfortable i 7-roomcd house a-nd conveniences, 11-stalled stable, implement shed, shearing shed, granary, sheep yards, etc., all in good order. Situato near school, railway station, and I town. Price, .£23 per acre. A first-clues funu. F 134 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. A FIKST-CLASS ; DAIRY FARM. Q9 ACRES of real good heavy lajid, cxO—' cfliently suited lor dairying; GO ucrep sown with English grass, and the balance is ploughed for crops. Buildings consist of a 5-roomed houso and convtnior.ccs, washhouse, Btable, chaflhoiife, cow shed, pigstyc, etc. Prico only £18 per acre. liandy to creamery, school and railway station. The owner Las done splendidly on the farm, and ho wishes to se!' in order to acquire a larger j'rci-crty. This is tho cheapest dairy farm of its kind on our books. F 107 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. -rAA ACRES, North Canterbury sheep OOvy country, earned nearly n sheep to the acre last year. Prico only £1 per acre. Weil fei,ccd and watered. Splendid locality. Must improve in value. Very easy terms ottered. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. SHEEP STATION. rrorvrv ACRES Freehold, and 26,000 acres I OUU Leasehold, large area ploughabie, ml ring-fenced; fences in good repair; about 8 miles of wire netting. Carrying JKJOO sheep, mixed ficck. Uuiidings consist of a good 7-roomed houso and conveniences, v.-00l shed for 9 shearers, 3 wharea to accommodate 30 men, cooshouse and diningroom, 4-stalled stable, coachhouse, blacksmith's and carpenter's shop, all necessary tools, implements, etc. Kent, Leasehold £120 per annum. Price £19,000, as a going conCOrP ' N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARM . AT BLENHEIM. ORt\ ACRES real good all-round land, admOu joining township, grows first-class grain crops. Modern dwelling, S roams, verandahs and conservatory, bathroom, hot ar.d co!d wnter service, stables, 2 whares, 4- ; roomed cottage, young orchard, 100 trees, jarge tennis court, etc. Prico, including , j splendid lot of implements aud 9 young horses, £27 per acre. CO-OP. A REAL GOOD LITTLE" SHEEP FARM. (*KK ACRES, very sunny hille, splendidly Oc)t-/ sown with cocksfoot and clover, excellent water supply from natural streams and springe. Will winter 900 ewes and 100 head of cattle, lambs arc fattened without green feed. Comfortable 5-roomed houso and conveniences, lawn, fruit and flower garden, stables, and other outbuildings. School close by, telephone on tho farm. Price, £12 per acre. A most attractive property. F 42 N.Z. FftuMEßS' CO-OP. A Tfl ACRES, firet-class all round farm, 4fc I\J absolutely no light land hi 'the farm. Grows, from 60 to 60 bushels of 'wheat to the acre, and for sheep and cattle fattening it would be difficult to bent. A fine natural stream, flows through the farm, and never fails. .Modern 7-roomed houso and all conveniences, and good outbuildings. Alnfost adjojpinjr railway station, and near school. Pricis-, £28 10s per acre. Wβ ..• ....... »!,„* 1,, «r.«»Ul« (~..„». „•„., 1,1

are very' sure that a capable farmer would do very well oh this farm, land we recommend it to buyers., F 70 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. Af\f\ ACRES, real good' all-round farm, TcUv/ grows fine crops of wheat, o*ts, rape and turnips. Watered by permanent natural streams. Buildings consist of a good 11-roomed house and conveniences, Gstalled stab.c, granary, vrool shed, implement shed, etc. All tho buildings and other improvements aro in first-cLata order. Situate- near tho railway station. Prrce, £22 per acre. . F 4S C 4958 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO., ESTATE, STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, 193 HEREFORD STREET. REPRESENTATIVES FOR TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS AND ABSENTEES. : ."I7ST.E have several SUMS FOR INVESTMENT on First Mortgage Securities AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST. SMALL DAIRY FARM. CLOSE TO THE CITY. ■| f} ACRES of firsl-clasa land, with 7-roomed JO dwelling, dairy, granary, cow ehed, and other necessary outbuildings. Price £1300. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. NEAR SPRINGSTON. USEFUL FARM. 900 ACRES «i medium land, subdivided wwv/ into c paddocke. well watered, nnd in good heart, grows splendid oats and turnips. Price, £11 per a-ere. GOULD, BEAUMONT, and CO. MID-CANTEHBURY. WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF RAILWAY AND GOOD MARKETS. onnn ACRES cf firsl-clnr,!, she™ counUVVJV try, of which a considerable area is suitable for cropping. Homestead buiidir.gs oompriso email cottage and etablc. Weil watered by county races, and suitably subdivided. Price, £5 per aero. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. NORTH CANTERBURY. GRAND SHEEP FARM. WITHIN ONE MILE OF RAILWAY. 1100 ACRES of undulating downs, of JLX\J\J which «tt Icaat IiXX) iicre-3 are p.oughablc, exceptionally well fenced into 8 paddocks, well watered acd in gocd heart. Comfortable homestead, 6-roomcd dwelling fitted, -with h. and c. water supply, sad" modern conveniences, larfre stable and u?ual outbuildings. A very Isigo area lias beer, eown down. with English grasses, with very successful Tesu'.tF. and there is also a oonhiderabio area in turnips for winter feeding. Price, £10 10s per -ere. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. CSSOB