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AUCTION-?. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP." ASSOCIA- j TION, LIMITED. j QYNOPSIS OF AUCTION SALES FOR 0 WEEK ENDING l.th JULY. 1914. N._ FARMERS'. CO-OP. MONDAY—Clearing Sale at- Rockford. account J. Punes. TUESDAY—Rangiora, Ashburton, Little River. WEDNESDAY—Addington. Clearing Sale at East Oxford, account "«.' F. Neithc. THURSDAY—Christchurch Skin Sale, Hawarden, Rakaia. FRlDAY—Kirwcc, Clearing Sale at Bexley, account Estate Late R. J. Gilchrist. N.Z. FARMERS" C0..-OP.. 5-37-5 Auctioneers. pLEARING SALE - AT - ROCK " FORD. MONDAY NEXT, JULY 13th. Wo have received ir.st ructions from Mr J4MES PURVES, who has sold his farm, to hold a Clearing Sale oi the whols of his Live and Dead Stock, ou his fa-rm at Hock Ford, on the above date. Principal items comprise: — SHEEP— 120 Halfbred Ewe Hoggets. 78 Throe-quarterbred Hoggets, mixed 70 Merino Ewes, to lamb middle September. HORSES--1 Bay Mare. 6 years. broken to saddle. 1 Bay Mare", 7 years, broken to saddle and'hamoss. 1 Draught Gelding, broken to all work. CATTLE— 3 Good Cows in calf. 1 Heifer in calf. 12 Yearling Steers. IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES— 1 S.f. Lever Plough, nearly new. 1 13-Couher Grain and Manure Drill. 1 Set Disc Harrow.*, 1 Solid tyne Grubber, 1 Turnip Cutter, Set 3-leaf Harrows, 1 T:p--*ray, 1 Heavy Trap, 1 Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, Harness and Covers for Horses, 1 Lady's Bic-*cl->. 20 Fr-ivls, 1 Pig, and a quantity of Sundries. SALE AT 12.30 p.m. LUNCH PROVIDED. N.Z FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 5170 Auctioneers. A MBERLEY SALE. MONDAY, JULY 13th, 1914. WE WILL OFFER, la the Estate late R. Bristow, BUILDING FOR . REMOVAL, Lately occupied by Turner and Hyman. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., Auctioneers. 5.92 p'AXGfORA STOCK" 'MARKET TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 1-ltb, 1914. GENkRAL~ENTRIES--30 Fat Wethers 40 Fat Wethers 100 Fat Ewes 120 Three-quarterbred Hoggets, mixed sexes Of) Forward Wethers 7o S.M. Crossbred Ewes, rams Adt'l * CATTLE--4 Springers 4 Forward Heifers N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 5-93 Auctioneers. XT A W~A ll"D E N. S A TTE THURSDAY, JULY lC.th, 1914, SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account Horsley Downs Presbyterian Church. 10 Church Seats On account Mr Jas. Little, Dahncny. -* 1 Drill (Reid and Gray), will sow grain, turnips uud "manure; fiist-class order 1 . N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 5291 Auctioneers. QLEARING SALE AT BEXLEY. FRIDAY,-JULY 17th. Wo have received instructions from the Administrator in the Estate of Late R. J. Gilchrist, to hold a Clearing Sale-of the whole of the Live and Dead Stock on the estate, on tho above date. Principal items comprise:— SHEEP— 190 Two, Four, Six, and Eight-tooth Ewes, E.L. Rams April 17th. 19 Halfbred Ewe Hoggets. HORSES— 4 Draught Horses,, straight out of work; good sorts. 1 Bay Gelding, "Major,'.' broken to saddle and harness. 1 Chestnut Cob, "Nora," 4 years, broken to saddle. 1 Draught Colt, by Sir Talbot, rising 4 years, unbroken. IMPLEMENTS and SUNDRIES— 1 McCormick Binder, 1 d.f. Plough (heavy), set Disc Harrows, Bet 4leaf Tyne Harrows, Farm Dray, 1 Tip Dray with turnip-cutter attached, 1 Maseey-Harris Grain and Manuro Drill with grass-seed box attached, 1 Hornsby 6 h.p Portable Engine. 1 . Whare on wheels, 2 Gigs, Harness arid Covers for all Horses. Blocks and Chains, Trees, Tools and Sundries. 1 Stack Oat Sher.vcs, about 7 tons 2 Tons o.s. Chaff. 30 sacks Oats, 10 sacks j stripped Grasa-seed. j FURNITURE- • ' ' The whole of the contents of 4 roon-ed-Ilouse, including Extension Diningtable, . Singlo Bedsteads. Easy Chairs, Ch>*st of Drawers, Crockery, 'Kitchen Utensils, etc. SALE AT 12 O'CLOCK. LUNCH' PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD.. 6175 Auctioneers. __ CLEARING SALE AT TEMPLETOX. On THURSDAY. JUL- 23rd, 1914. : "V"_rE have been 'favoured with irslrnctions VV from Mr Richard Wright (whoso farm wo have soldi to "SELL by AUCTION the whole of hh Valuable. LIVE .*inu DEAD FARMING STOCK, comprising: HORSES- , ■ 3 Henvy 'Draught*, good worker. 1 Snring C->.*-f Mare, 7 years old 1 Harness Horse SHEEP-- , . ~ 100 Ewte. Shrop. rams out let week Aprt. COWS- , . 8 Good Youns: Cows, nea-j ca.vmg ; 6 Heifer Calves (selected) 1 Steer Calf PIGS--10 Weaners, 2 Breeding Sows POULTRY— 20 Pairs Young Fowls • IMPLEMENTS-MIL Binder, P. and D.D. Grain and Manure Drill with graessced attachment, P. and D.D, Cultivator, P. nnd D.D. D.F. Plough with riding attachment, M.H. Disc Harrows. .Roller. Deering Mower, Deering Iloree Rake, 1 Set 4-leaf Heavy Harrows. \ Set Light -t-leaf Harrows, 1 Farm Dray and Frame, Tip l>riv and Frame. Spring Trap, Horse noe.and Moulder, "Dome" Separator, 105 gals, per hour, suitable 10 or more cows, Churn, Harness and Covers for all horses. 4-hors-o ljiock and Tackle,'2oo Birch Stakes, Netting. Barb and Plain Wire, Stack Cover, Grindstone, etc., H Sacks R--d Clover Seed. Italian Ryegrass, Oat'heaf CbpfT, Seconds Wheat, 10 Tons Pie Potatoes. The implements aro new and in first-class condition. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 32 o'clock. N.Z. FARMERS* CO-OP., 5271 ' Auctioneers. SALE BY MORTGAGEE. THE NEW -EALAND FARMERS' COOP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., have been instructed by the Mortgagee to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, -r, thoir Land Saleroom, Cashel 6treet, Christchurch, ou WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th, at 2.30 o'clock. All that parcel of land situated about 20 miles from TIMARU. —Gaining 25(-) ACRES of good tussock land and known as STRAVON, at present carrying from 1600 to l"Oo ewes. FULL PARTICUL—i,S LATER. - 5974 HOLMES and SONS have just opened 40 FOLDING PUSH CARTS, direct from the manufacturers. Holmwood make, from 50s to 70s each. Pay a visit to 130 an-* 132 High streetHOLMES and SONS. C_so2 THE Special "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions of "The Evening News" appeals to everyone. A Bright Homo Magazine.