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AUCTIONS. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. • A REMINDER. 9ALE AT ROLLBBTOK. TO MORROW (THURSDAY), JUKI IMb, 1929. Ou account of MR E. THOMPSON: SHEEP, HORSES, CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, ETO. SALE COMMENCES 12.80 P.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Pull particular* in lait Saturday's iime. N.l. FARMERS' OOOP., LTD., t&ta Auctioneer*. CLEARING SALE AX HOBREIiVILLE. ON ACCOUNT Mi: C. V. WOODFIELD. FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 14th. Whole of tha Lit* and Dead Stock, -I without Reaerve, as follow*: SHEEP--180 Four, Six, and Sight-tooth Halibrcd Ewe*; S.D. rams Ist weak April. 40 P.M. Halfbred Ewes: S.D. Rama lat week April, g S.D. Bam*. CATTLE--3 JtiMy Cowa, 4yr* 1 Jeraey Cow, 2yrs 1 Yearling Jersey Heifer 1 Jersey' Calf HORSES—--1 Roan Draught Gelding, oick, 7yi», all work 1 Bay Draught Mare, Bloaa, Syra, all work 1 Brown Draught M*rp, Kate, aged, all work I Bay Draught Colt, 2yra (Harnes* and Covers for all Horses). rios--3 Breeding Sowa 1 Larga Store* 4 Small Storea 6 Weanera. IMK.KMENTS— D.P. Plough (P. and D.), 3-f. Riding Plough (P. an 3 D.), 1 set 5-leaf Harrow* , 1 Cambridge Roller (9ft), 1 UScoulter Drill (Maaaey), 1 6ft HcCormiok Binder, Farm Dray* and Frames, Grass Mower (McCormick), Clover Waggon, 1 Screw Cutting Latin (Drummond), 1 Drilling Machine, 1 R. and P. Tractor, 1 Gasoline Engine (Tangye), 1 Motor Trailer, 1 (rrubber, 1 Set 12ft Tripod Harrow* (5 row*), almost new, Sacka, Netting, .Spare Harness, Farm Tools, Bench Tools, and a Host of Sundries.

ALSO—--1 Stack Oat Shears* 1 Eseex Motor-car. SALE AT 12 NOON. LUNCHEON. X.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. LTD., Rangiora, 9360 Auctioneer*. * HIGH-CLASS PREBBLETON FARM. "On account of EUGENE McCARTHY, ESQ. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION la I AUMKitS' CO-OP. LAND SALE ROOMS, CASHKL STREET, CHBISTOHOKOH. On SATURDAY, JUNE 15th, 19», AT il o'clock. qMJIi NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COX OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OS 1 CAN'i'EKUURY, LIMITED, in conjunction with Measia H. MaWon and Co. and W. E. Simea and Co., have received instructions trom Eugena McCarthy, Esq., who is retiring Irom /arming, to sell BY PUBLIC AUCTION iu their Land Sale Rooms, Cashel street, Chnstchurch, on SATURDAY, June 15th, at il o'clock, his wall and favourably known property comprising two hundred and seven Acres two roode and twenty perches (mora or less), together with Homestead Buildings. The quality of this farm is of the very bast, tho soil is rich and black, set on a good, free, open clay subsoil, exceptionally clean and in good heart. The property is subdivided into 10 convcment-aixed paddocks fay sod banks and gorse fence*, and every paddock is well watered. Buildings comprise a two-storeyed dwelling of 1* rooms and conveniences, including Electrio Light and Telephone. Outbuildings consist of large stable and chaflhouse, waggon shed, cowbyre, piggeries, and numerous smaller buildings Situated within one mile of Prebbleton Railway and about seven miles from Cathedral square on Main Springe road. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE:

In drawing the attention of Agriculturists, Dairymen, and root-growing enthusiasts to this very important sale, we do with the utmost confidence recommend those who are on the lookout (or a piece of the "Dominion's Beat" to inspect this high-claaa property, which is on tlie market for genuine sale. It is no exaggeration for us to state that it would be impossible to find, a property better suited for the growing of root* and •mall seeds, sucb as garden peas, clover, Seeds, etc, and situated as it it within seven miles of Cathedral squsrs, must have a great prospective value. Iho farm has been held by tlte McCarthy family for upwards of 40 years, during which time it has been most carefully farmed, the land ia very clean; the fences and gates are in the best of order, and what is mora, the land is in rare heart, and the only reason the property is on the market is owing to the advancing years of the present owner, who is retiring from farming. TERMS OF SALE.—IO per cent, on fall •f Hammer; balance on possession June 37th, or <7600 can remain secured as Ist Mortgage to an approved Purchaser at 6 per cent, for five years. For further particulars and arrangements ti inspect, apply to N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., H. MATSON and 00., W. E. BIMEB and CO.. Joint Auctioneers. Messrs Helmore, Van Aech, arid Walton, Solicitors. 9587 /3.LASSHOUSE PROPERTY. V* IN EARLY DISTRICT. 8 ACRES, S GLABSHOUSES, PACKING SHED, GARAGE. 6-ROOMED BUNGALOW. BUILDINGS NEW. ANY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD. TO LET. RICCARTON BUNGALOW, clone in. Five Large Rooms and Kitchenette; Sewer, Garage; facte. 36s weekly. MOUNT PLEASANT—Five Room* and Kitchenette, Garage, E. Cooker, etc.; £3 5a ireskly. RICCARTON—Two House*, 35a weekly. ST. ALBANS—Five Rooms, best part; Ha weekly. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. AN ABSENTEE OWNER. £1275. Up-to-date Bungalow, handy to St. Andrew's College. Four rooms, Kitchenette, Sun Verandah, latest Cooking. Heater Points, lited Hearths. SEWER, High Pressure Water VERY SUNNY SITUATION, Garage with extra room. SECTION of 32 perobee, very high and dry. Tastefully laid out in lawne, shrubs, etc. The Mortgage is £9OO and the owner ia out to sell. N.Z. farmers* Co-op., Caahel Street, Chrietchuroli. FOA SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. GREEN PARK PROPERTIES. On account of TRUSTEES LATE FREDERICK HUBBARD. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD.. have received instructions from the Troitees of the tat* Frederick Hubbard to Ball by Private Treaty:— BRENLEY—24O acres and Homestead. LAKH FLAT—BIB aeree. No buildings. HUDSON'S BLOCK—IOO tern and buildings. A rare dairy farm. The Trustees are now determined to realise and have reduced the prices on the respective lots to tempting investments. For further particulars as to price and tenia apply to the Agents, N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. X'QQ KASY TERMS. Electric Light, »OOJ Washhouae, Copper and Tuba. S3 parchaa, wide frontage; on tram line. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD, Chriftehnrch. N7BM HIMNEY IWllflHO, 'PHONE 3090. BENJAMIN SMITH, tt Anders* street. Stltt