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AUCTIONS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION LIMITED. YNOPSIS OF AUCTION SALES FOR WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JANUARY Hth, 1928: MONDAY—Aruberley, Springston. TUESDAY—Rangiora, Culverden, Tinwald. WEDNESDAY—Addinjtoa. TH.VRSDA.Y—Oxford, Mcthvcrj. FRlDAY—Leeston. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. AS3N.. LTD., tg2o Auctioneers. AUCTION REMINDER. PUBLIC AUCTION T\7EOT EYRETON PROPERTY Account of MR T. BURT. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS, . CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHL'RCH, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JANUARY 7th, AT 11 O'CLOCK. Full particulars in last Wednesday's issues N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., 1918 Auctioneers.' JLIC AUCTION Of * EESTON TOWNSHIP PROPERTY. -J On account MRS AUSTIN. AT LEESTON STOCK SALE On FRIDAY, JANUARY 13th, at 2.30 P.M. PROPERTY SITUATED IN HIGH ST. Prrmerfv to be sold in two lots, as follows : rge ehop, with workroom and jx-ruuuucu uYvelling attached, e.1., washhouse, •table, etc.; 20 perches, with abundance ot fruit trees. LOT 2—New Shop, plate-glass window, and 8 living rooms, together with approximately 20 porches land. We thoroughly recommend insoection. AUCTION' BOARD ERECTED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers. BMITHSON and SMITHSON, Solicitors. 5917 CLEARING SALE AT ASHLEY. ON ACCOUNT MK F. J. DIXON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13th, 1028. "I/ITE are instructed by Mr F. J. Dixon VV to hoid a CLEARING SALE ot the whole oi his LIVE and DEAD STOCK on the property, Ashley, on the above date, as follows: HORSES--1 Bay Gelding, Dick, 7yrs, all work 1 Bay Gelding, Nugget, 9yrs, all work 1 Bay Maro, Mag, llyi'3, all work 1 Bay Filly, Ruby, dyrs, all chain wojik 1 Bay Filly, Bloss, 4yrs, all chain work 2 Hacks, aged, broken to saddle and harness 1 Child's Pony, broken to eaddlo and harness; quiet CATTLE—--1 Oow, in profit 1 Heifer, just calved 1 Springing Heifer 1 Fat Cow 3 Yearing Hoifers (good) IMPLEMENTS, ETC.—

15-coulter ,M.H. Drill, 18ft Broadcaster, 31. and G. Oft Cambridge Holler, 3 Farm Drays and Frames, Spring Bray, 1 Tip Dray, 2 Traps, 13-coulter Duncan Drill, Swamp Plough, and Skeith, Duncan Swamp Plough, D.F. Duncan Plough, 2 D.F. K. and G. Ploughs, S.F. Plough, S.F. Hornsby Plough, Duncan Cultivator, M.H. Cultivator, Duncan 3-f. Tractor Plough, Duncan Discs, Case Tractor, Dealing Hay Rake, M.H. Graesmower, Stripper, Overland Lorry, Overland Car, Whnre, Booth Wool Press, 2stand Cooper Shearing Machine and Grinder, 8 h.p. International Engine, 3-1. Drummond Twitch Harrows, 3 sets 4-leaf Harrows, sot Discs, 2 McCormick Binders, Planet Cultivator, Avery Scales, Clod Crusher, Horse Hoe, Sledgo, Blocks and Chains, Swingletrecs, Horse Clippers, Feed Bin. Timber, Plough Chains, Wool Table, Trolley, 2 Dray Jacks, Wheelbarrow, Saw Bench, Tank, Collars, Hames, and Winkers »nd Spare Harness, Horse and Cow Covers, Grindstone, Ladders, G Stack Covers, Stak93, Posts, .and a Host o! Farm and Camenter'a Tools, Grass Seed, Clover, Manure, 100 sacks O.S. Chaff, 80 sacks Straw Chaff. SALE AT 12 NOON SHARP. LUNCHEON. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.,' Rangiora, TO STUD SHEEP MEN AGRICULTURALISTS **RYDAL DOWNS' "RYDAL DOWNS* THE PROPERTY OP TRUSTEES LATE J. H. ENSOR, TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION FARMERS 'COOP. LAND SALE ROOMS, • CASHEL STREET. OHRISTCHURCH, On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, At 2.30 O'CLOCK. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OP CANTERBURY, LTD., in conjunction with Messrs Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have received instructions from the Trustees of the late J. H. Ensor to sell by Public Auction in their Land Sale Rooms, Cashel street, Christchurch, on Wednesday, February 15th, at 2.30 o'clock, that well and favourably known Stud Farm "Rydal Downs," comprising one thousand five hundred and ninety-six acres (more or less) together with Modern Homestead. About 1000 acres of the property comprises lich, heavy land, capablo of growing good crops of wheat, oats, linseed, grass-seed, rape, turnips, the balance consisting of low undulating downs with a warm north-east aspect, all of which have been cultivated with the exception of 300 acres still In the native. The property is subdivided into 31 convenient sited paddocks, by good standard and 'wire fences, and watered by springs and creeks. The property is in good rotation, about 800 acres of young grass, 100 acres of turnips, 35 acres of rape and grass, about 300 acres at present in the course of cultivation, and will be sown with oats and grass prior to the auction sale for green feed, and the balance in older pastures. Buildings comprise a modorn two-storied Dwelling of 10 rooms with every possible convenience, including panelled hall, large lounge, spacious sun verandah and balconies, . pleasantly situated and surrounded by lawns, orchards, and well-grown ornamental trees and shrubs.

Outbuildings, which are all iu the very pink et condition, consist of large woolshed, dip, yards, married couple's cottage, two six-stalled draught stables, hack stables, looseboxes, and men's quarters, complete a splendid range of farm buildings. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The. auctioneers, in drawing the attontion of land buyers to this very important sole, do with the utmost confidence recommend stud-masters who arc on the look-out for a property that . will produce the very best of sheep, to inspect Rydal Downs. For it is seldom that a property such as this ono ia placed on the market for bona fide sale. It is no exaggeration for us to state that the sustaining and the bone producing pastures of Rydal Downs have contributed largely to the eminent position the Dominion has secured to itself in the sale to foreign countries of Corricdale sheep, for animals drawn from this Estate hare always commanded the very highest prices, both for export and our local fairs; in fact, the sheep from the meadows of this well-known Estate ctand prominently throughout the Corriedale world. Bydal Downs has been held by the Ensor families from the time of the old Crown grants, and it is only owing to the property now being left in the hands of Trustees aud the time having arrived for its realisation, that the opportunity presents itself of socuring what is admitted to be one of the best stud farms in the Dominion. It is situated on the banks of the Ashley river, about 13 miles from Ashley railway, 14 miles from Kangiora, and 83 miles from Christcburch. TEEMS OP SALE—--10 per cent, on fall of hammer, 15 per cent, on possession, 10 per cent. March 30th. 1930. Balance September 1932. Interest 6 per cent. Immediately after the sale of Rydal Down* * complete Clearing Sale will be held, sd<j the whole of the well-known stud nock will be sold. For further particulars and arrangements to inspect, apply to MESSES DALGETY and CO., LIMITED, N.Z. FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSX., LIMITED, Auctioneers. HELMORE, VAN ASCH, and WALTON, So&itoa, «9W