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s Now Zealand Land Association • ■ L — _ - ■ —r WAIKARI BALIYARDS. FRIDAYTfBB. 23. P B 0 I A L ’ t E N T B X H S. 000 HALF-BRED LAMBS g 0 TWO-TOOTH HALF-BREDS £QQ PRIME HALF-BRED LAMBS 200 TW °- TOOTH CEOSS-BEEDS 200 HALF-BRED LAMBS , 200 MERINO EWES JOQ HALF-BRED LAMBS s'o HALF-BRED LAMBS THE HEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. E. S. HARLEY, Manager. 4402 F, N. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. ’ CULVERDEN. - *' ANNUAL PAIR, FRIDAY, JWAROH 9. jpRESENT SPECIAL ENTRIES-* Account Messrs McArthur Bros., 11 A A Half-lived HOGGETS in forward coa. XXvU 1 dition and free from foot-rot Account Edgar Jones, Esq., Merino EWES FAT SHEEP, Further Entries Solicited, THE NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. > E. S. HARLEY, Manager, 4417 F. N. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT, CHEVIOT. TUESDAY, MARCH 13. THE NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, have received instructions from W. T. Robinson, Esq (owing to termination of lease), to hold a CLEARING SALE BY AUCTION LIVE AND DEAD STOCK 200 As follows 4-tooth ENGLISH LEICESTER and LINCOLN RAMS, bred by P. C. Threlkeld, Esq.., and the N.Z, and Australian Lana Company. ■j QA 4, 6 and' 8-tooth MERINO BAMS, bred at Cheviot A Number of DAIRY COWS SPRINGING and in FULL PROFIT. 150 PIGS A Large number of’ LIGHT and DRAUGHT HORSES Quantity of PLANT HURDLES, STAKES, &C. Also, account of E. Darroch, Esq. DRAUGHT HORSES and FARMING PLANT. Account a client, 20Q Prime CROSS-BRED WETHERS 200 Two-tooth MERINOS ’ 200 wo "^ HALF-BREDS Full particulars of above will appear in fatnra advertisements. 4401 Further Entries Solicited, B. S. HARLEY, Manager. F. N, ROBINSON, Auctioneer. NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. II G i anchor a Central Saleyabd* TUESDAY, FEB. 20. 000 SHEEP, &C. SPECIAL ENTRIES. Q A 2 and 4-TOOTH CROSS-BREDS, mixed, OV m very forward condition £OO HALF-BRED LAMBS. No Yard Fees. 4375 A. W. STEELE, Agent. F. N. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. RYEGRASS. COCKSFOOT. w B ABE CASH BUYERS OP BEST SAMPLES OF-ABOVE SEEDS AX HIGHEST MARKET BATES, Wo are also prepared to CLEAN GRASS SEED At our Christchurch and Lyttelton Stored, machinery erected on the most improved principles, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. THE NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION. . LIMITED. E. S- HARLEY, Manager, 3911, GE0..8. WILKIN, ProdnceiManager. RAM AND EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, MARCH 15th. ynXTE are now'RECEIVING ENTRIES for th» W above Important Fixture, and would feel' obliged that all Clients favouring us with Entries would let us have full particulars at their earliest convenience. ENTRIES CLOSE Brs MARCH. THE NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. E. S. HARLEY, Manager. 4141 F. N. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. CORNSACKS. FULL CANTERBURY SIZE AND WEIGHTS’ Now Landing, ex Maxwell. (fVEDEES PROMPTLY RECEIVED can h 4 executed direct from ship, and so save expens® of passing through store. LOWEST CURRENT QUOTATIONS On Application NEW ZEALAND LAND ASSOCIATION, I«D» Or to Country Agents. B. S, HARLEY, Manager. 4370 GEO. B. WILKIN, Produce Manager^ Joynt and Wilmot. RANGIOBA CENTRAL PRODUCE MARKET. TUESDAY, FEB. 20. JOYNT & WILMOT will SELL BY on TUESDAY NEXT, SKINS, HIDES, WOOL, FAT PRODUCE of all descriptions FURNITURE, &c„ Ac. Sale at 12 o’clock. 437 G JOYNT & WILMOT.^, [, B. Sorensen. lIS DAY, 11 O’clock. lON.at the xaros, ry. Horses. Whitechapel and other Slow and Old Harness, 6 Gents Men’s, Women's and Girls Boots, Cocksfoot, Grass Seed, quantity Also, Onions. Potatoes. Clothing, lalvaniscd Ivon, Sundn||.^ Auctioneer.