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AUCTIONS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. OXFORD SALE. THURSDAY NEXT. 4th SEPT. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account. MESSRS COOPER BROS., Dagnuixi, 300 Thiee-quarterbred Ewo Hoggets, • good line On account MR JOHN O'HALLORAN, Glcntui, 150 liaif ar.d Thrce-ouarterbred Hogget*. very f:rward OTHER ENTRIES COMPRISE— 60 Fat Wethers i 0 Fat Ewes SO Fat Wethers 50 Ewes, with lambs it foot 70 Ewos in lamb 120 'ilirce-quarterbred Hoggets, mixed eexce 1 Good Springer CATTLE. I'IGS. SUNDRIES. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. 3579 Auctioneers^ HANDY BLOCK OF SHEEP COUNTRY FOR SALE. TfITE have, received instructions from MR V V i-\ h. HARLEY, to oiler by Public Auction, at our Saleyaids. Oxford, on THURSijAi NEXT, his Section of Land, situated at HOHRELVILLE, comprising— 97Q4. ACRES. About 500 Acres are clear, part in English grass, part in tmeock, tho balance of the section ia in manuka scrub, a good portion of which has b>cn burnt. Improvements consist of Stable to accommodate 6 horses, implement shed, and loft, Hcuso of 4 rocnis, Tho Section is well fenced and subdivided, ar-d has an abundant supply of water. There is plenty of scope for improvement, end to an energetic man, this is th© chance of a lifetime of securing a conveniently eitxiated block of. Sheep Country in a good district, and cjose to regular markets. EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED. N.Z. FARMERS , CO-OP., LTD., 8377 Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. a sd'ikotox wednesday, special entry: Aocount Mrs Rutherford, Brackendivle (Weather permitting), 450 Half and Throe-quart-erbred Hoggete,, mixed £cxc 3 3470 DALGETY and CO., LTD. QXFORD SA jj "E. THURSDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES— Account MR W. H. HAWKER, 175 Six and Eight-tsoth Halfbred Ewes, due end Sept., to E.L. Kame 40 Two and Four-tooth Halfbicd Ewes, due end Sept., to E.L. Rams 100 Sound-mouth Merino Ewes, due October, ta E.L. Rams 109 Full-mouth Merino Ewes, duo October, ta E.L. Rams. OTHER ENTRIES—--60 Fat Wethers 100 Three-quarterbred Hoggets, mixed eexes 3 Springers 8556 DALG ETY AND CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE. ROTHERAM. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. At 12.80 p.m. T'X/'E havo rocoived instructions {rom MR » » D. C. SHILTON, whose farm we have sold, to Sell as above, tho following:— 250 Six-tooth Throc-quarterbTcd Ewes 50 Two-tooth Tlr. cequartorbred Ewee 10 Shrop, end Eng. Leic. Rams 14 Marino' Wethers HORSES— - C Draught G-e.dings, 1 Draught Mare, 1 Mare (in foal), 1 Filly, 1 Gig Pony CATTLE— 2 Cows, in profit, 1 Heifer, I Calf IMPLEMENTS— Maesey-Harris binder, M.H. Drill, M.H: Grubber, P. and D. Dieo Harrows, Cambridge Roller, Broadoaet Seeder, 2 D.F. Ploughe, 1 S.F. Plough, Horeo Hoe, and Moulding Plough, 3-horeo Uray and Fr»m<\ Tip Dray and Frame, I Trap, 1 Buggy, and host Sundries. Also— 17 Sacks Seed Potatoes, Oats, Barley, Fowl Wheat, and 350 Empty Sacks 3554 DALGETY_and CO., LTD. "clearing sale of dairy cows, ETC. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IGUi, HORORATA. 11.30 a,m. have received instructions frcm.MT? V> J. J. DUNCAN, who haa sold his farm, to Sell as above, his well-known Held of Dairy Cows, comprising— 50 Second and Third Calvers, due in September and October . Also, 20 Yearling Cattle 1 Purebred Jersey Bull PIGS— 2 Sows with Litters 5 Sowe in pig 16 Store Pigs 1 Purebied Devon Boar . IMPLEMENTS— 1 McCormiek Binder, 1 Mtuwey-Harrie Drill, 1 P. and D. Swamp Ploush, 1 D.F. Plough, Disc Piough, 4-loaf Tino Harrows. Disc Harrowe, Dray and Frame, Cambridge Roller, Massoy-Hairis Cultivator,' Planet Junior Chain Harrows,, Cow-teeter, and Sundries. ALSO FURNITURE, including PIANO. LUNCHEON. . Conveyances will meet the Morning Train at Coalgate. 3555 DALGETY and CO., LTD. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. OTAGO FARM. A(\(\ ACRES FREEHOLD, subdivided into tcV/U G paddocks, well watered; 200 acres in English grass, balance tussock, aur-. f&co sown with Cocksfoot and Crested Dogßtail. , , _ The arable land grows good crops of Barley, Oat 3, Rape, and Turnips. Carrir.a GOO Sheep, Horses, etc. Buildings -comprise 2-roomed Cottage, Stable, etc. «-.»'„., Situated two miles from Post Office; School adjoining property; Railway will bo completed to within six miles shortly. A beautifully warm, sunny farm, well adapted for FRUIT GROWING. An excellent opportunity for a man of SMALL CAPITAL, as ONE-THIRD CASH only is required. PRICE, £Q PER ACRE. Further particulars on application. DALGETY and CO., LTD., 3314 Christchurch. ASHBURTON DISTRICT. GOOD FATTENING FARM. QCn ACRES, conveniently subdivided and tJO\J well watered; 150 acres in Oats, 70 acres in Turnips, balance Grass. CARRYING 1400 EWES. A SPLENDID FATTENING FARM, a largo draft of Fat Lambs going away off their mothers annually by. Christmas time. Good lambing country. Nice. Homestead, etc., situated close to School and Post Office. EASY TERMS can be arranged. PRICE, Jα 10s PER ACRE. We can recqmmend this Farm, being easily and cheaply worked, and showing EXCELLENT RETURNS. 3315 DALGETY and CO., LTD. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. THE FARMERS' S4LEYARDS. (A. l>. Sands and Co., Prop.). WE report tip-top prices for everyone. The sjcile of satisfaction was on th<3 faces of all our clients on receiving their cash and account sales on Saturday. DON'T DELAY. Now 13 the time to pell. Write us at once for craU-e. We lend them free tnd forward to any address. Following were the prices realised %% Isat Saturday and Wednesday Sales: — Table Chicken?, as to 8s 3d per pair. Small Chickens, 3s Gd to 4s lOd per pair. Heii3, 4s 2d to 63 Id per pair. Ducks, 53 £d to 7s per pair. Turksys (gobblers), 22.« to 29s 6d per pair. Turkeys (hens), 10s 6d to 123 6d per pair. ' E??a l&'d to I lid per doz. Fat hens are in exceptionally keen demand. Once ajrain, don't delay. Sell now. Writo us TO-DAY. 23 A. B. SANDS and CO., Auctioneers.