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AUCTIONS, H. MATSON & CO. IrjiATTERSALL’S. SATURDAY NEXT. i On account Mr Duncan Rutherford. Leslie Hills— Special consignment of Fificen Staunch, Useful Plough Horses from Tarndale Station nil in splendid condition. Account Mr T. A. Hobbs, New Brighton—--1 Bay Cob (geld), 4 years, s. and h., sound and quiet. Account Mr H. M’Carthy ,Christchurch— 1 Dogcart and Harness. SALE XI a.m. ADVERTISED LOTS 12. 532 H. MATSON AND CO. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OP CANTERBURY, LTD. JJ A WARDEN SALE. THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1912. ENTRIES TO DATE--130 Fat Lambs 50 Fat Ewo3 20 Fat Ewes 2 Cows, springing to third calf. Account Mr R. Young, Waikari—--3 Good Dairy Cows, springing. Account Mr XV. Neevc—--300 Half-bred 4-year-old ewes, in lamb. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., 230 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT “ MELFORD,” KANGIORA. MR A. R. COWIE. having sold hia property, has instructed us to Sell the whole of the Live and Dead Stock on the Farm, Oxford Road, Rnugiora. on THURSDAY, MAY 9th, 1912, HORSES: Draught Mare “ Nell,” 7yrs. by Royal Prince, stinted to Baron Everest. Draught Mare, “ Mag,” 6yrs, by Hector M’Donald; stinted to Baron Everest. Draught Mare “ Gip,” 7yrs, by Macaulny; stinted to Baron Everest. Draught Mare “ Bloss," 6yr3, by The Abbott : stinted to Baron Everest. Draught Mare “Jewel,” syrs, by Twesdside, with foal at foot; stinted to Baron Everest. Draught Mere “Jess." by Lord Churchill. Buggy Mare, syrs, very quiet. Buggy Mare, Byrs, very quiet. CATTLE: 3 Cows, in milk and in calf SHEEP: ■ 150 Forward Lambs 70 Half-bred Ewes. PIGS AND FOWLS: 7 Forward Figs . 100 Prs. well-bred Fowls. IMPLEMENTS, ETC.: 3-furrow Plough (P. anti D.), D.F. Plough, M.-H. Binder, M.-H. Cultivator, P. and D. Drill (15-coulter), Col. Grain and Manure. Drill (15-coulter, B. and M. Broadcast Sower, Deering Mower, Hay Rake, B.M. Disc Harrows, 6-!eaf tine Harrows, Tip Dray and Frame. Farm Dray and Frame. Spring Cart (rubber tyres), Dog Cart and Harness, Harness for G draught horses, Covers, Chains, Swingle-trees, Grindstone, Sheep Netting, 100 Stakes, Fencing Material, 200 empty Sacks, 10 Backs Fowl Wheat, 2 tons Seed Potatoes (grown from Southland seed), 2 tons Pig Potatoes, and a ho3t of sundries. The Auctioneers wish to' draw special attention to the Draught Mares, which aro a particularly well-bred lot, all good sorts, straight out of work. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12 Noon. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., 279 Auctioneers. SALE MONDAY, MAY 13th, 1912. SPECIAL ENTRY— Account Mi: J. Harrison, Eskvale—--200 Fat and Forward 4-tooth Wethers 100 Fat and Forward Lambs. General Entries — 150 Forward Wethers 100 Forward Lambs 100 Fat Lambs 30 Fat Lambs 50 Fat Ewes 5 Young Cows, calve in July. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., 291 Auctioneers. QOALGATE SALE FRIDAY, 10th MAY. 300 Fat Lambs 50 Fat. Ewe 3 103 F.M. Cross-bred Ewes, in lamb ICO Storo Hoggets Further Entries Invited. 617 N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. CLEARING SALE AT NORWOOD. TUESDAY, 14th MAY, At 12 Noon. TR R. BEATTIE has disposed of hi 3 farm 1 and has instructed the N.Z. FARMERS’ >-OP and PYNE AND CO. (in conjuncn) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION the iole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, iniding— -500 Two and Four-tooth Ewes (rams in middle April; 219 F.M. Ewes trams in first week April) 350 Wethers 100 Fat Ewes 130 Fat Lambs 15 Rama, E.L. and Southdown 3 Fat Heifers 2 Springing Heifers 3 Milch Cows 6 Yearlings 1 Pure-bred Ayrshire Bull dies. Geld., Bruce, 6yrs, all farm work, and especially adapted for town work Bay Mare, Bell, 4yrs Bay Geld., Nugget, Gyrs • Bay Geld., Dick, ilyrs Bay Geld., Farmer, 6yrs Black Mare, Bess, 4yrs 2 Bay Geldings, aged All th.o above are good in all farm work. Bay Geld., 3yrs, broken to chains Bay Geld., Syrs, by Thackery, s. and h. dies. Geld., 4yrs, by Havelock, s. and h Bay Geld., 3yrs, by Havelock Bay Gold., 2yrs, by Havelock Harness for all tho horses. Portable Hut, D.F. Plough (R. and G.), :t Disc Harrows (Duncan), Cambridge aller, Swamp Plough (Duncan), Gram and urnip Drill, 2 Farm Drays and F rames (C. •d D.), Harvester (Deering), Set Harrows, uantity Seed Oats and Empty Sacks. All the implements aro nearly new. SALE AT 12 NOON. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP, 613 PYNE AND CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. /CLEARING SALE AT WOODEND. MR M. FLEMING (who is leaving the district) has instructed us to SELL the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK on FRIDAY, MAY 31st, 1912. Full details in Saturday's papers. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. LTD., 092 Auctioneers. SPRINGSTON FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SATURDAY, MAY 18. WE have received inetruotions from MR J. H. PANNETT to offer for Solo by Public Auction, on tho above date, in oiir Lands Sale Rooms, Christchurch, his HANDY LITTLE FARM, situated at Springston. containing 50 acres (more or less) of rich agricultural and dairying land, subdivided in 3 paddocks; woll fenced and watered. The land is in goodX heart; the property is handy to school, creamery and station, and facing on Maddiuon and Woodon’s Roads. Sale at 12.30 o’clock. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-0P.., LTD., Auctioneers