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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27094, 18 July 1953, Page 4

SUTTON’S CLOTHESLINES 1Y SUTTONS, the Leading Clothesline Manufacturers. Build only the best All Steel Lines. Galvanised All Steel PRICED FROM jjTjllCol Installed in Concrete. STATE HOUSE SPECIFICATION LINE. A W Inspect before you buy. All models on display at Factory. SUTTON’S CLOTHESLINES Ltd 36 STROWAN ROAD, BRYNDWR ’Phone 398 -7496 S I LAND AUCTION on FRIDAY, JULY 24, at 2 pjn. The CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD, have been favoured with instructions from Mr I. G. Rudden. klau to sell in their Land Sales Room, on the above date, hb outstanding Leasehold Farm known as the "Valley" and being the homestead block of the renowned Waikakahi Estate. SITUATED—This desirable property is 12 miles from W®. mate and 8 miles from Glenavy rail head. School bm at gate. AREA—64O acres comprising 500 flat land of the highs quality and 140 acres good downs, subdivided by gone and wire fences. IMPROVEMENTS—Mansion house (unoccupied), garago, $. roomed dwelling, kitchenette, all electric, shower roon, h. & c. water, telephone, septic drainage, garage, 4-etiml concrete cow byre, 4-unit concrete pig house, wool «h»<L implement shed, loft, machine shop, hay barn, sheep dip sheep yards, etc. . w a PRESENT CONDITION—BO acres stubble to be ploughed 40 acres turnips, 25 acres rape stubble, 25 acres Dun I oats. All these areas sown down with pedigree ryegran and white clover, balance in pastures of various ages The 500 acres of flat land is of rich heavy soil which 11 produces wonderful crops having yielded 80 bushels d wheat, 100 bushels oats, 90 bushels barley, and outstanding results from ryegrass, Mont, and white cloven Western Wolths, etc. Practically the whole 500 acres d flat land is accessible for irrigation. NOTE —This splendid property, which is one of Canterbuiyi finest farms, is eminently suited for sheep farming, smaS seeds agriculture and dairying and the Auctioneer recommend early inspection. For Appointments to Inspect Please Contact the AuctioneerCANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION LTD. AUCTIONEERS :: WAIMATE MOUNT BARKER STUD SIRES I ROYAL CHIEF, a great racohorse himself, continues to prove himself the best Ml" ■ R r °po«»*°n »n New Zealand to-day. Again this season he is high up on the lirM IlBt * . B ‘ ock . havi ?9 wo “ stayers, sprinters and jumpers. BOTH CHIEF mares are also coming into their own to mention Mount Barker, Be< RoyaL Lady Wanaka, Mararoyal, Purple Sage, Tenner, etc. His top class winMM include Bruce (Wellington Cup and £19,341), Rovai Raider (Wanganui Royal Tan (New Zealand Derby, Wellington Cup and £21,768), Pierre (GnM Easter), Royal Voyage (CJ.C. Challenge Stakes twice. Birthday Handicap). 3Uwt King (Great Autumn Handicap), Field Chief (Winter Cup), Royal Script, leytl Mail, Royal Ascot, Clifton (Pakaranga Hunt Cup and Auckland Winter SteepM* etc. In nine seasons' racing the ROYAL CHIEFS have won almost £175.000 in stebM including more than £lO,OOO in Australia. During the past 12 months some ef earlier gets have come into the limelight as Jumpers, including Clifton (one ol best steeplechasers in the North Island), King of Erin (Australia), Exchegs» Prefect, Military Chief and Sylvan. ROYAL CHIEF IS TRIED AND PROVED AND THIS IS A RECOMMENDATION WHICH MAKES HIM A SECOND-TO-NONE PROPOSITION AS A SIRE ROYAL CHIEF (4) By Chief Ruler (Imp.)—Modiste II (Imp.) Fee : 125 GUINEAS (Return Privilege) Also at Mount Barker, the young English-bred Horse EQUIPPED (14) By Umidwar—Hanana Fee: 50 GUINEAS (Return Privilege) His first crop of foals —*• two-year-olds are outstanding youngsters (er sto* bone and temperament. His first representative to race Hickory Stick -•« placed at Washdyke in May at his second start. EQUIPPED is a young sir* wk* pedigree rates him with the best ever imported to this country. In EnglaM family noted for early speed has had an outstanding run with good d* winners. ALL CARE BUT NO RESPONSIBILITY -, r ■ For Further Particulars and Stud Cards, apply STEWART FAULKS, P.O. Box 14. 'Phone 7M, WANAKA.

OPOSSUM SKINS OPOSSUM SKINS Attractive Prices Cor High Grade Skins. Also Buying Wool, Sheepskins, Dags, DeerskWContact:— RONALD TAYLOR & CO. LTD. 65 FRYATT ST., DUNEDIN. P.O. BOX 862. ’PHONE: 10-116; AFTER HOURS: 25-223.

STEWART Post Plant - —~~ I Jil The " Post Plant ” is a practical shearing unit for the owner of a small flock of sheep who already has an engine. Th© bracket arm bolts to any post or wall and may be exec tod or taken down in a few minutes. The bracket arm and down Iffi tube are made to th® same specification as the one- and # two-stand self-contained shearing plants, complete with down tube and E.B. Handpiece. A grinder can be supplied “ required pRICE J/><>/Wright, B’tephntsnn & (Um D l9B CASHEL STREET.