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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18066, 5 April 1919, Page 14

AUCTIONS. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA TIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LTD. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PUBLIC AUCTION OF SEFTON FARM PROPERTY. AT RANGIORA, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1819, WE have boon favoured with instructions from Mr James Bell to Sell by Publio Auction, in our Land Sale Room, Victoria Street, Rangiora, at 2.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, April Bth, 1919, his handy little Agricultural and Dairying Property, known as Brookland Farm, containing 107 Acres, _or thereabouts, situated at S’efton, Buildings: Good 6roomed house, with h. and o. water, etc., and a full range pf outbuildings, including milking machine. The property is situated 1& milo from School, Creamery and Railway Station. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., . 683 Auctioneers. FLAXTON PROPERTY. FOR SALE BY AUCTION AT RANGIORA. TUESDAY, APRIL 15th, 1918. WE are instructed by the Trustees in the Estate late H. J. Olarke to OFFER FOR SALE BY AUCTION, in our Land Sale Room, Rangiora, on TUESDAY. APRIL 15th, their HANDY FARM at Flaxton, as follows: — 95 ACRES AT FLAXTON, well fenoed and subdivided into 7 paddocks, well watered. The Property, which Is in the best of heart, is all heavy cropping, dairying or grazing land, and has been in the occupation of the Clarke family for the past 25 years. IMPROVEMENTS.—Good Concrete House of 6 roomß, Good Stable, Granary, and all other necessary Outbuildings. Terms and further particulars from N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP, LTD., 744 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT SPRINGSTON. TUESDAY. 16th APRIL, 1919. WE have been favoured with instructions ■ from MR W. HOBAN, who has sold his Farm, to hold a COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, on his Farm, oorner of SELWYN AND SPRINGS ROADS. SPRINGSTON. HORSES- ' Bay Gelding, Jock, aged Bay Mare, Jean, aged Roan Mare, Bonnie, aged Bay Mare, Meg, aged Bay Hack, 6yrs COWS— Black and Red Cow, Kit Jersey Cow, Beauty Calf IMPLEMENTS—M’Cormick Reaper and Binder, Dray and Frame, Spring Dray, Massey-Harris 8-furrow Plough, D.F. Plough, Cooper and Dunoan Drill (with seed box), Massey-Harri3 Iron Roller, P. and R. Duncan Grubber, Cooper and Dunoan Diso, Set 4-leaf Tine Harrows, Set 4-borse Blocks and Chains, Swingletrees, 2 Pairs Plough Chains, Gig, Set Cart Harness, Sot Gig Harness. Leading Harness, Cart Saddle and Breeching, 4 Sets Collars, Hames and Winkers. 1 Leather-lined Collar, 8 Backhands and Chains, 1 Stable Broom, 6 Horse Covers. SUNDRIES—--23 Birch Posts, Cyolone Netting, Sleep Netting, Grindstone, 200 Sacks* 63 Sacks Chaff, Twine, Galvanised Wire, Soythe, Garden Tools, Carpenter’s Tools, 1 Stack Oatensheaf, Furniture, etc., and effects of fiveroomed Cottage, and a host of Sundries. SALE COMMENCES 12 O’CLOCK. Luncheon Provided. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD, 687 Auction eora. PUBLIO AUCTION. SUPERIOR METHVEN FARM. ACRES ACRES THURSDAY, APRIL 10th. 1919. METHVEN SALE YARDS. The N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN, has received instructions from MR CHAS. LAMB to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the above date, his SUPERIOR FARM, situated close to Methven, comprising 343 acres, subdivided into many paddocks, good fences, plenty of water, and well sheltered. Cultivation—3o Acres Cocksfoot * 34 Acres New Grass. 15 Acres Turnips. 120 Acres Stubble. Balance, Grasses in Rotation. Buildings comprise almost new house of 5 rooms, up to date, good stabling, granary, implement shed, men's quarters, motor shod, eto. Situated 3 miles out of Methven township, and connected with the telephone. The land is rich black soil, with deep subsoil, capable of growing tremendous crops of wheat, oats, nape and grasses. The sheepcarrying capacity is great. Circumstances have arisen which necessitate Mr Lamb returning to South Canterbury, otherwise this fine farm, which shows such handsome returns, would not come cn the open market. EASY INGOING. Inquiries for particulars will be appreciated. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. 7804 Methven and Ashburton. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.' CLEARING SALeTTt KIMBERLEY. MONDAY. APRIL 23th, 1919. WE have bean favoured with instructions from Mr D. Mcßeath, Kimberley (wo having sold his farm), to hold a CLEARING SALE on MONDAY, APRIL 28, when the whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK will be offered. Full particulars in later issue. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., 6SG , Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. PUBLIC AUCTION. AT DUVAUCHELLE’S STOCK SALE, On FRIDAY, JUNE 6th, 1919. TO WIND UP AN ESTATE. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS W. D. WILKINS AND SONS, have been instructed by the Trustee in the Estate late Robert Paton to sell by Public Auction, at the Duvauchelle’s Stock Sale, cn Friday, June 6th next, 216 ACRES, subdivided into 7 blocks, and situated at Little River, Pigeon Bay and Duvauchelle’e Bay. Full particulars in future issues. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD* W. D. WILKINS AND SONS, Joint Auctioneers. Messrs Meares and Williams. Solicitors, Christchurch, gjjg TO WHEAT-GROWERS AND FARMERS’ GENERALLY.'AS Government Brokers under the Wheat Purchase Scheme, wo axe prepared to has. Be your WHEAT to the best advantage. Wn. ora BUYERS OF GRASS SEED, OATH BARLEY, CHAFF, ETC. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. Branches at Ashburton. Leeston, Rangiora, Oxford, Hawarden and * kstroa. SOLDIERS’ DIARIES. rpHE Mitchell Library, Sydney, is desirous JL of purchasing, for permanent preservation, Original Diaries of Australian and New Zealand Soldiers taking part in the Great War. Good prices will be paid for good material. Address, Mitchell Library, Maoauarie Street, Sydney. For the Trustees—quarie " W. EL IFOULD, Principal Librarian and Secretary. 6285 XS