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AUCTIONS. N. 2. FARMERS , CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITEDFURNITURE SALE AT RANGIORA. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), On account of Mr A. Murdoch (who is leaving for Auckland). Also, SALE of HIS Charming DWELLINGHOUSE, situated corner of Edward street. For full particulars sea Last Saturday's Paper. NOTE.—The Furniture is of the best, and the Pony, Gig, and Harness a tip-top turnout. SALE at 1.30. N.Z. FARMERS, CO-OP., LTD., 8289 Auctioneers. THURSDAY-13th INST. SALE OF TIMBER, IRON, Etc., At HARPER STREET (opposite tho State Coal Yards, adjoining Railway.) WE have been instructed to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, large quantities of Timber, Galvanised Iron, Bricks, Sashes, Doors, Ranges, Grates, Mantelpieces, etc., on the Premises aa abovo. As these have been cleared for rebuilding purposes EVERY LOT IS FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Sale at 2 o'clock. N.Z. FARMERS , CO-OP., 9089 Auctioneers. /"IOALGATE SALE. FRIDAY. 14th INST. PRESENT ENTRIES: 200 Fat Lambs (in lots) 40 Fat Wethers 200 Good Store Hogget a 100 Fair-mouthed Ewes (in lamb) 300 Ewe Hoggets 150 Store Hoggets • j FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 9267 FARMERS' CO-OP. DISPLENISHING SALE AT OiiiHl. FRIDAY, JULY 21st. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD., having sold Mr G. Clepnnne's property, havo received instructions from him to HOLD an UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE lAt the homestead, "Enroore," Omihi, on the above date, of all his LIVE and DEAD SIUUK, comprising :•*- SHEEP. 260 F.M. Halfbred Ewes -(lambing end of August to E.L. and Shrop. rams) 63 Awo-tooth Three-quarterbred Ewes (lambing early Sept. to E.L. and Shrop. rams) 320 Fftt and Forward Ewes Sβ ijambs HORSES. Bay Mare, Blo?s, Brown Mare, Pride, 9yrs iJay Mare, Gyp, syrs (Stinted to Shepherd's Pd.de). Ch. Geld., Sam, 7yrs Bay Mare, Bonny, 4yrs Ch. Mare, Nancy, 3yrs Bay Geld., Clyde, 3yrs (An exeel!ent lot of first-class workers). Black Mare, Winnie Bay Mare, Topsy, Byrs (Stinted to Child Abdallah). Black Pony Mare, Dolly, Byrs (All the above three are quiet in s. and h.) CATTLE. 1 Cow, calved 2nd ca'J 8 Cows in profit and in calf 2 Springers (July calvers) 2 Cows (September calvers) 1 Purebred Shorthorn Cow, bred by Mr A. Chamberlain, and in calf to a purebred Shorthorn bull ' , 4 Two-year-old Heifers in calf to Jersey ; bu!l (good »orts) 9 Calves to Yearling Heifers (good sorb) 5 Yearling Steers 1 Purebred Jcreey Bull (Silcock breed) 1 Shorthorn Bull 1 Berkshire Sow 50 Fowls GRAIN. 40 Sacks Tuscan Seed Wheat 20 Sacks Federation Wheat 90 Backs 80-rley 12 Sacks Seed Gorton Oats 12 Sacks Ryegrass li Tons Oatsheaf Chuff (cut) I Stack Oat Sheaves IMPLEMENTS—9 P. and D. Drays and Frames, 2 McC. Harvesters, 1 M.H, Harvester, 1 McC. Mower. 1 P. ana D. StripI per, 1 Hay Rake, 1 3-furrow Riding Plough (P. and D.) near'.y new. 1 R. and G. D.F. Plough, 1 P. ana D. Moulding Plough, 1 P and D. Cambridge Roller. 1 P. end D. Grain Drill and Seed Sower. P. and D. Disc Harrows, 5-leaf Harrows with aiding attachment, Set 5-leaf Liffht Harrows, 6-horse Yoke, Spring Tyne Cultivator (Ransom's), ,; Modern Seed Cleaner, Murray Woo'.prees, Sheen Feeder, Sledge. Oil Engine (good order), Wheelbarrow, Vyco. Grinding Stone, Sacks, Plough Chains. Leading Harness, Cart ' Saddles and Breeching, Collo.rs, Hames and ; Winkers, Set Gist Harness (now), Set Pony ■ Harness, Whitechapel Cart, Gig, Tanks, ! \ Sheep Netting, Wire, Jarrah Poets, Stakes, : ■ Separator, Churns, Lawn Mower, and Quantity Furniture. Sale at 12.30. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 9266 ,__ Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICES Of CLEARING SALE AT IRWELL. M* C. R. CTaythorno has instructed THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD., who have sold his lara, to HOLD an UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE At the Homestead. IrweU, On JULY 25th, Of all his LIVE and DEAD STOCK. For full particulars see future issues. Sale at 12 o'clock. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 9265 _____ Auctioneers. OXFORD PROPERTY. IDEAL POULTRY FARM. <y\ ACRES and Good 7-roomeH House, &A. stable, trapshed, granary, etc, four paddecks, water-race in each. Anybody ro- ( quiring Country Home in Ideal Climate, dry : and sunny, should inspect at once. PBICE £850—TERMS, ONLY £250 CASH. N. 3. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 9099 Rangiora or Oxford. HORBE FAIR. FRIDAY, 14th JULY, 1911. i Our Next MONTHLY HORSE FAIR ; takes place on the above date. 1 Present Entries Comprise— 'OA 'HEAD OF ALL CLASSES. QA Oil Majority of which are OU REALLY FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHTS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. Sale 11.80 o'clock. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., Ashburton. 9269 W. C. SMITH, Auctioneer. DALGETY AND CO. QXFORD SALEI THURSDAY. XBth. PRESENT ENTRIES— 250 Fat Lambs 100 Fat Wethers 40 Fat Ewee 100 Hoggets 9340 DALGETY and CO., LTD. ftOALGA T E S A X E. FRIDAY. SPECIAL ENTRYAcoount Mr W. Watson. 4 Springers 2 Fat Stecre 9241 PALGETY and CO., LTD. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. .\AaK report good sales of Poultry, Eggs ? 1 and Produce for last week, although Eggs saw another drop of 2d per dozen. Following are the eaies:— ™ - , ••Aβ. d. Chickens .. M 1 s to S 0 Hens .. .. 2 3 to 3 8 Ducks .. .. 4 2 to S 7 Geese .. .. 5 6 to S 9 Eggs .. .. 1 3 to 1 6 Wheat, Oats, Maize, Sharps, Bran, Chaff, Hay, aod all kinds of Produce on Sale Cheap at our yards. For best all-round Prices consign Poultry to Oβ by Tuesday's and Friday's trains. SANDS, O'CALLAGHAN and CO~ Farmers' Saleyards, ' - Si. Aaaph and Tuam streets West. C 5721