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auctions. N.Z. FAEMEBS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. CLEARING SALE AT MAYFIELD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I9th. W J r JE have received instructions from Mi Donald Duff to hold a complete Clearca»e on above date of all his Live and Dead tStocii comprising: fcvHEEP—--204 S.M. Halfbred Ewes, one earmark 200 Lambs £2S Two-tooth Three-quarterbred Ewes 215 Lambs ' 157 S.M. Half and Three-quarterbred Ewes with 100 per cent. Lambs 129 Full-mouth Half and Thrce-quartcrbred Ewee with 100 per cent, iambi 65 Dry Two-tooth Ewes 35 Dry S.M Ewes 50 Haltbred Wether Hogjeta C 5 Halfbred Ewe Hoggets U B.L. Kama 4 Shropshire Earns. HOKSES— Bay Mara, Bloss, syrs, chain* Pay Gelding, Major, 4yrs, chains Bay Gelding, Nugget, 4yva, chains Bay Gelding, Sandy, Gyra, all farm work Bay Gelding, Lofty, tfyrs, chains Bay Mare, Besu, aged, chains Bay Mare, h'occ, with foal at foot (by Fabric Success) Bay Mare, Bonnie, with foal at foot (by Fabric Success) Bay Gelditig, 3yrs, unbroken Bay Filly, 3yrs, unbroken Bay Filly, 2yrs, unbroken Bay Filly, yearling Bay Colt, yearling Bay Harness Mare, Byrs Chestnut Gelding, 4yrs, unbroken Bay Gelding, 2yis, unbroken Harness and Covnra for all working horses. NOTE.—AII Horses bred on the farm. CATTLE—--4 Shorthorn Cross Heifers, just calved 3 Cows, just calved 2 Cows, winter calvera 3 Yearling Heifers 7 M.S. Yearlings 7 Calves 1 Cow and Runner 1 Two-year-old Steev. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— 2 D.F. It. and G. Ploughb, Swamp Plough, Water-race E'lough, Masacy Cultivator, Duncan Discs, Duncan Grubber, Cambridge Uoher, 4 Leaf Heavy Harrows, Tripod Harrows, Chain tiarrowa, 17Coulter Combined Duncan Drill, Desr ing Binder, Farm Dray and Frame, Stripper, 6-horse Yoke, Plrnet Junr., Spring Cart, 2 Wheelbarrows, Carlyle Wool Press, Wool Table, Avery Scales, X J erfection Seed Cleaner, 11 Coila Cyclone, Anvil, B'acksraith's Bellows, Drilling Machine, Blacksmith's Tools, Grindstone, 2 Giys, Stack Scoop, 100 Sacks Oatsheaf Chuff, quantity Grass Seed, Sacks, Farm Tools, and Sundries. SALE AT 11.30 PROMPT. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. V.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD.. Auetloreers, 4*182 Ashburton. IMPORTANT AN N Ol T KC EMK NT. TWO LITTLE RIVER PROPERTIES FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. LAND SALE ROOMS, On WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 26th, AT 2.30 O'CLOCK. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS* COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD., have received instructions from MR K. J. JOBLIN to Sell by Public Auction, in their Land Sale R<»oinfi, Cnahel street, C'hristchurch, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2Gth, at 2.30 o'clock, that well and favourably known Property situated In Western Valley, Little River, comprising .118 ACRES 1 ROOD and 35 PERCHES (more or less), together with Homestead Building*. The Property ie row carrying a very heavy sole of English Ryegrasses, Cocksfoot, and Clovers, but was originally covered with heavy totara and black pine bush, wh'ch has boon feiled, burnt, and stumped. Sub divided into never, convenient-sized paddocks by posts, stakes, and wire fences, and every subdivision :s well watered by running stream. BUILDINGS comprise Dwelling of Seven Rooms, bathroom, electric light, very sound old structure built with the best of timbers, also cowbails, trapfihed, stable with loft and loose-box. Also situated on the property is practically new Four-roomed Cottage, with b.at.Vironm and electric light. AUCTIONEER'S NOT?: —In drawing the attention of Dairymen and Stud Breeders to this very important sale, we say without foar of contradiction that th'c little Property in one of the very best in Little River, and intending: purchasers should not fail to inppert at an early date. The property has been held by the Joblin Family for upwards of sixty years, and it In only owing to advancing years that Mr Johlin has reluctantly made up hie mind to sell. TERMS OF RALE: 3D per cent, .on fall of hammer. Transfer of First Mortgage of £3(300, due December Ist, 1933, at 0 p.c. Balance, Cash on Posaeflfiion. For further particulars and arrangements to inspect, apply to— N.Z. FARMERS* COOP.. LTD., Auctioneers, Or MESSRS MEARES. WILLIAMS, and HOLMES, Solicitors. And also, at the same, time and place, we will Sell, on account of MR NORMAN DAVIS. 204 ACRES 2 ROODS and 13 PERCHES (more or less), situated in the Main road, Little River, being Rural Sections 2575, 32750, 33511. and part 2U52. About Ten Acres of the land in flat, and the balance low cocksfoot h J lls. typical I'.nnks Peninsula country, subdivided Into seven c invenient-sized" paddocks by post and wire fences, and is exceptionally well watered by springs and crocks. BUILDINGS con -rise Nearly New Bungalow of Five Rooms, vith every possible convenience, including (if* and cold water, electee light. There is b*ro an old cottage and dairy, cowbyre, and *v. Situated right opposite the LittT#* River Domain, about one mile from the Railway Station. Very Easy Terms extended to practical fnnn. For further particulars and ~rrangemcnts to Inspect, apply to— N.Z. FARMERS* CO-OP., LTD.. Auctioneers. Or MESSRS MEARES, WILLIAMS, and HOLMES, 5265 Solicitors. OFFERS WANTED. OWNER AN ABSENTEE. BEST PART OF SPREYDON. FEW MINUTES FROM TRAM. Bungalow of 4 rooms and scjnROOM AND LATEST CONVENIENCES. V FIRST MORT. OF £650. OFFERS WANTED ABOVE Ist MORTGAGE. ANYTHING WITHIN REASON WILL BE ACCEPTED. T LET. LINWOOD—Five rooms and kitchenette, garage—32s 6d weekly. OASHMERE HILLS—G Rooms and Kitchenette, garage, etc. £2 15s wookly. FENDALTON—6 rooms, gas cooker, garage. £2 5s weekly. ST. ALBANS—S-roomed Bungalow, fully furnished, every possible convenience, £2 weekly to approved tenant. BECKIINHAM-—-■*6-roomed Bungalow, sleeping porch, xtfell laid out section of • 5 perches—37s Gd weekly. SPREYDON—Bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette, garage, etc.-—Bos weekly. 260 FOR PRIVATE SALE. ACRES. 260 ACRE The very best ef wheat-growing land Situated in the EHesmere District. This property is admitted to be one of the very best Agricultural and Grazing Farms in this 'avourite district. Good Buildings. Owner mt to sell. For price, terms, and further particulars mply to— N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Sole Agents. NORTH CANTERBURY. GRAZING AND AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. | ACRES, of which about 6GO acres *■ "vVJ have been cultivated and sown with Dnglish Grasses THE SOIL i& a rich lime tone formation set on a good clay subsoil, trows the very best crops of oats, rope, and urnips, and there are few places wher* heep do better. The balance is all in the native, the equal f the best in North Canterbury. The property carries 1750 ewe 6, GOO ewe oggots, and 70 head of cattle, and does hem well. •, BUILDINGS comprise a Sound House of Rooms, h. and c. water, 'phone, etc., toether with good woolshed. yards and dip, fable and wool storeroom. There is a wealth of plantations, orr.a lental tre.es. and shrubs. SITUATED about 6 miles from railway tAtinn and school. The price ie right and terms can be ex pnded to a good man. For further particulars apply to—'HE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, LAND DEPARTMENT. K*47B