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AUCTIONS. ... N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. TTORORATA LAND. *" BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT COALGATE. FRIDA- NtXT. On Account of Mr J. LOT 1-10J ---xx£S. ° LOT 2— 6- ACRES, For full particulars see last Saturday's papers. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD«4C6 Auct.cneers. -QOALGATE SA -TE. FRIDAY, 23th NOVEMBER. t . PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE: SSO S.M. Merino Ewqs with their 100 per cent, of Lamb-, gtod 50 S.M. Halfbred Ewes, with their Lambs ie 2 Draught Mares, 4 and Cyrs. Or.o g in toal to King Alexander, and ono to Bonny Scotland _ FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. ?. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., '> 3429 Auctioneers. 4 __________ _______ AJ FRIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER. 5 PI.E.EN'I E.N'iIUES; , 53 Ewes with 72 Lambs J 30 Fat Wethers \ 20 Fat Ewes 20 Two-tooth Wethers 2 Fat Cows SO Store Pigs FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. 3480 Auctioneers^ ■ Important sale of~dairy cowsT 1 A CTING under instructions from Mr J. < -"L. Donohue, who has sold hi- property, )wo will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on ! the Farm at SOUTHBLOOK, on j | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1912. I 1 The whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, j , comprising: I * 16 Dairy Cows, springing and in profit 9 9 Heifers, springing and in profit j 3 - curlings ; 1 4 Calves r 1 Shorthorn Bull | 1 2 Breeding Sows due December ) 5 Store Pigs ■- ! : 1 Hack 1 CO Fowls | IMPLEMENTS, Etc.—M.H. Reaper and , Binder, R. end G. D.F. Plough, P. and j D. S.F. Plough, P. and D. Disc Har- i I rows, M.H. Crubber and Moulding ' ' Plough, Planet Jr. complete, 2 sets 4- j ' leaf Tine Harrows, 1 Get 3-leaf do., C. j and D. Spring Cart, Farm Dray and I Frame, Tip Dray and Frame, 2 sots DrauglT Harne--?, srt Spring Cart Harness, 5 Milk Drums, Buckets, etc., 2 | Grindstones, Wheelbarrow, lot Empty Sticks Pig Troughs. Tubs, Barrels, elc, Tarpaulin, Swingletrces, Out Bins, Horse Covers, Collars, and Sundries. NOTE. —The Auctioneers wish to draw ■ I special attention to the Dairy Cows, which ; . have been very carefully ee'ected, and which • show a high test ns to qrality. I | On account of Friendly Societies' Excur- -'■ sion to Cass, the above sale will bo held on i FRIDAY, November 29th, instead of Thurs- ! day, November 2Sth, as previously adver- ( tised. Lunch Provided. Sale at 12.30 sharp. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD., 0632 Auctioneer-. LOBURN FARM FOR SALE. i A CTING under Instructions from the j j -cX Executrix in the ESTATE of the late A. W. .LYFORD, wo will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION (in conjunction with MESSRS .PYNE and CO.) at tho RANGIORA SALEYARDS On I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, 1912, At 3 p.m. j SPLENDID GRAZING AND CROPPING ! FARM at LOBURN, containing 483 i ACRES, d.vidcd into suitable paddocks, I well fenced and in tho Best Heart, J ! having been well and carefully farmed i by tho late Mr Lyford. j AREA UNDER CROP—7S Acres Oats, 30 j Acres Wheat, and 30 Acres Linseed. Also 20 Acres ploughed for Turnips. Balance Grass. ! IMPROVEMENTS consist of Modern, Up-to-dato HOUSE of 8 ROOMS, h. and o. water ar.d every convenience, 2 Stables,' j ' Loosebo-0.,' Loft, Granary, and Barn, ; Implement Shed, large Woolshed; j Man's Cottage, Sheepyards and Dip, ! Good Garden and Orchard. ; A Large Area of the Heavy Land is pipei drained. All tho fences, gates, etc., are in ! the best order and condition. In fact, it | would be very hard to find a Farm equipped • j with such Modern and Up-to-date Buildinga and conveniences. Possession given January 3rd, 1913. For Terms or further particulars apply to N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., PYNE and CO., 3186 Joint Auctioneers. ~ _ ( CLEARING SALE AT BENNETTS. -j MR E. WOLFF, having Disposed of his j Property, has instructed us to SELL j BY PUBLIC AUCTION on j i WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1912, j THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD \ STOCK, comprising:—•' ! SHEEP: ' ' 120 Two, Four and Six-tooth Ewes, lambs J I ' at foot j jBO F.M. Ewes, lambs at foot; ■■ 1- HORSES j I i Draught Goldjng Wallace, 4yrs; all woric f Draught Gelding Jack, fiyrs; allwork j ■ Four-horse Team; gcod sorts j Draught Gelding, 2yrs Draught Yearling Filly IMPLEMENTS. Etc.: ' 2 McCormick Binders, 3 Farm Drays, 3- \ furrow Duncan Plo_i<n, Difc Plough, j S.F Plough, Tine Hanows, Drag Har- I rows, Duncan Cultivator, 2 Grubbers, J 2 Cambridge Rollers, Grass Stripper, Grsas Mower Hay Rake, Broadcast Sower, Chatham Seed Cleaner. Corn Crusher, Turnin Cutter. Ch-Scutlcr, hrrsc-;-.owcr and intermediate; Portablo I Forße, SOC-gal. Tank, Sack-barrow, Sheep Feeder, Vycc, Hcrners and Covers for j" 6-horso Team, Rubber-tyred Dogcart, j Trap, Sprin- Dray, 2CO Seek*. Portablo | Cast Iron Boiler, Grindstone, Tools, ', • and Sundries. " j ' Lunch Provided. Sale at 12 Noon. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., ] 3187 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT OKUKU. MB J. ROSSITER has instructed us to J SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on his I Property at OKUKU BRIDGE, noar ;■ Rangiora, en ' | THURSDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1912. ] 50,000 FEET SAWN BIRCH TIMBER, in suitable sizes and lengths for aIL Quantity Waste Timber and Slabs | New 4-h.o. Oil Engino 4-Roomecf (-ottage for Removal; iron roof, 1 and walls malcklincd; nearly new 1 MR ROSSITER is prepared to DELIVER any TIMBER BOUGHT A_ THE SALE to RANGIORA at la Gd per 100 feet, if required. Sale at 1 p.m. Lunch Provided. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., i x 3188 Auctioneers. ! j BY PUBLIC AUCTION. | j AT SHEFFIELD., j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6th. ( / WE have received instructions from the Tra<"te_s in the estate of the late James I Downing 'to OFFER FOR SALE by PUB- j LIC AUCTION, at Sheffield, on i FRIDAY, DECEMBER Cth (SALE DAYI, ! - All that piece of land containing 21 ACRES d 3 ROODS 24 PERCHES, beir.g R.S. 18960 ! c and -18981 (L.T.T.), situated at WADDING- v TON, and adjoining the properties of Mr C. 6 Gamble and Mrs lilley. p Thia handy property is within 1. mites of n tho township, and ,n tbe best « f heart, o There is an orchard of 3 acres, together with g Dwellinghouse and outbuilding*, and is far bona fide sale to *i* d V P <*• «t_t* For full pa-ticnTars apply X._, FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 5464 Auctioneers. *" AVON Ri™ frontage. A most nperior C Section 15 chains frontage, considerably *~ over 1-acre. it »" «. fine outlook on the e< bend of the river, and is about 6 feet above Vl the footpath. The owner is out to sell at a 0J right figure, cr . ,B Prepared to arrange the M -Action ol a bungalow «„ «i ta blo terms. j£ 3, G. Bannerman, boa Colombo street Co