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AUCTIONS. S.Z. FABMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LTD. Synopsis of auction sales fob VTEEK ENDING SATURDAY, APRIL sth, 1929: — MONDAY. — TUESDAY. — WEDNESDAY. —Addingtcn. THURSDAY —Oxford, Methven Ram and Ewe Fair. FRIDAY —Duvauchelle, Sheffield, Rangiora Horse Fair. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., 4544 Auctioneers. RANGIORA STOCK MARKET. HPHERE will be NO STOCK SALE at the A RANGIORA SALEYARDS Oil TUESDAY, APRIL 2nd, 19®. xz FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., Rangiora, , - - - Auctioneer*. PUBLIC AUCTION of VTILLOWBY PROPERTY THE FARMERS" CO-OP. AUCTION MART, WEST STREET, ASHBURTON, On FRIDAY, APRIL sth, at 2 P.M. THE FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LIMITED, have received instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late William Stoddart to offer as above the well-known W illowby Property (at present in the occupation of Mr W. Whitehead), containing 150 acres more or less. Subdivided into six paddocks by good gorse and wire fences, each paddock being well watered by races. The land is rich, heavy soil, set on an excellent clay subsoil, exceptionally well suited for the growing of wheat, oats. and other crops, and for sheep fattening it has few equals. The buildings consist of a good dwelling of four rooms with conveniences, man's whare, five-stalled stable. loosebox, chaffhouse, implement shed, cowshed (4 bails), and Separator Room with concrete floor, sheep yards, etc. Situated within 1-mile from school, seven miles from Ashburton, and two miles from Winslow Railway Station. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE—To those on the lookout for a property capable of_ growing excellent crops or for sheep fattening, we strongly recommend inspection, as the trustees are out to sell to wind up the Estate. TERMS —10 per cent, deposit, balance on date of possession, the Ist May, 1929. For further particulars and arrangements to inspect, - Apply to N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., 3g2g Auctioneers. R ANGIORA HOR'E FAIR. FRIDAY, APRIL 6th. PRESENT ENTRIES: ' 35 Draughts. SPKCIAL ENTRY: On account of ST. JAMES STATION Annual Draught of Unbrokens, compna'n«a • .... j .20 Three - and Four-year-old Fillies and Geldings. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., Rangiora, 4576 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT CLARKVILLE. On account of MISS E. M. HEY'WARD. MONDAY, APRIL Bth, 1929. WE 'have received instructions from MISS fc. M. HEYWARD to hold a CLEARING SALE on above date of the whole of tfre LIVEiAND DEAD STOCK, comprising:— SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUNDRIESFull particulars in future issues. NX FARMERS' CO-<?p; ASSN.. Auctioneers, 1573 Rangiora. CLEARING " SALE. On account of MR ALEX. DUFF. MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 1929. AT; 'PINE GROVE," IRWELL. WE have received instructions from Mr » * Alex. 'Duff, whose lease has expired, to hold 4 Clearing Sale, in conjunction with Messrs H. Matson and Co., of the whole pt his Live and Dead Stock on the above date, as follows: CATTLE—--21 S.H. Cows, duo August to September, Ist ito sth calveTS 4 S.H. Cows, registered 5 Cow», empty 12 Heifers, due August-September 15 Heifers, 2yrs, empty '2l Steers, IS months to 2J years. 33 S.B.' Calv«s {Steers and Heifews) . 1 Bull, 18 months (registered) 1 Bull, 3yra (Registered). SHEEP—- ' 50- Fat and Forward Lambs ■ 140 Ewes, Crossbred, four, six, and - eighttooth 70 Fat and Forward TVethen 2 S.D. Earns. HORSES— ' 1 Brown Gelding, Byrs, all wprk 1 Brown Gelding, Byrs, all work 1 Bay Mare, 7yrs, all work 1 Bay Gelding, aged, all work 1 Bay Mare, aged, all work • 1 Bay Gelding, half-draught, all work

PIGS — f 5 Sows. 2 Sows and Litters 1 Boar, 18 months 2 Porlters \ 20 Weaners. : IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— 1 P. and D. Plough (3-furrow), I P. and. D. , Plough' (Wurrow), 2 Drays and Frames, 1 Tip Dray, 1 P. and I). Drill 'Graili and Manure), 15-coulter, 1 M.H. Binder, 1 ' McCormack Binder, 2 McCoxmack Mowers, 1 Deering Side Delivery, 3 Sweeps,' 1 Stacker (International), 1 Tractor (Fordson), good order, 1 P. and D. Roller, 1 P. and D. Disc* (20 blades), Chain Harrows (P. and D-), 1 set 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Cultivator, 2 Trolleys, Horse . Boe, Grinder (18-mch), 1 4 h.p. Topliss En-, gine and Boiler, complete L.K.G. Milking Plant (6-cow), 1 3 h.p. Electrio Motor and Alfa Laval Separator (90 gallons), 1 Skim Milk Pump, 10 Cream Cans, Skim Milk Waggon, 1 Hupmobile 5-Beater Car (guaranteed, first-class order), Forge, Sack Barrow, Horse Clippers, P. and D. Windmill, Stack Scoop, 20 sacks G arton Seed Oats, 30 sacks Partridge Peas, 3 sacks Red Clover, quantity seconds Wheat . and seconds Barley, Grass Seed, 1 ton Manure, set Scales (Fairbanks), Sec-, ondhand Sack*?, - 3 tons Oaten Sheaf Chaff, 2 Stacks Clover Hay, 2| acres Mangolds, 2 tons Potatoes. • FTRNITCRE — 1 Sideboard (Oak), ,8 Oak Chairs, Oak Writing Desk, Couch, Tai>le. SALE AT 11 A.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSN., LTD., H. MATSON and CO., 4581 Joint Auctioneers. . PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT OMIHi VALLEY. 117E* will held a,COMPLETE CLEARING W SALE oT tlfe" Whble of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK now -on MR- D. G. WRIGHT'S. FARMS. . 'On - MONDAY. APRIL 15 th; 1929. " SHEEP. CATTLE, HORSES. IMPLEMENTS, Etc. Full partciulsrs later issue. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD, 4515 Auctiooe«r*.