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Mataura Ensign, 23 May 1910, Page 8

HENDERSON AND CO. OTICE TO -FARMERS. .1 HENDERSON & CO. AGENTS FOR: Standard Fire Insurance. Colonial Mutual Life Insurance. International Harvester Co. McCormick and Deering Reapers and Binders. Storrie's Well-known Double Ridgers. Drills, Disc Harrows, Cultivators, and All Kinds of Farming Implements. Full Stock of Duplicates on hand. Inspection Invited. Splendid Terms for Payment Given. H. and Co. Famous Grain Fertiliser. H. and Co. Famous Turnip Fertiliser. H. and Co. Famous Potato Fertiliser. All Kinds of RYEGRASS, CLOVERS and TURNIP SEEDS in Stock (Colonia and Imported). SEED OATS Of All Descriptions at Lowest Prices Agents for— FARMS AND STATION PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Cash Buyers of all kinds of FARMERS' PRODUCE, FAT SHEEf AND LAMBS. HENDERSON AND CO., STOCK /ND STATION AGENTS, ORDSALL STREET, GORE, Also at Invercargill and Wyndham. TXENDERSON AND CO.: Sale ac- -■"*■ count F. Cross at Mandeville on TUESDAY, JUNE 7. CLEARING SALE. AT WAIPOUNAMU, RIVERSDALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1910. TJENDERSON AND CO., inconjunc- -*"■■ tion with the NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., have received instructions from Mr George Cross, who has sold his farm, to sell on the above date all his LIVE STOCK and FARM IMPLEMENTS, MOTOR CARS, etc., as under—--220 Prime Fat 2 and 4-tooth WE- ' THERS 50 Prime Fat LAMBS 100 Forward LAMBS 120 Ewe LAMBS 1 Draught MARE, aged, in foal to Montgomery 1 Draught GELDING, aged 1 Draught GELDING, 4yrs 1 Draught GELDING, 3yrs 1 Draught FILLY, 2Jyrs, by Conqueror 1 Draught Filly FOAL by Montgomery 1 Light Harness MARE, aged 2 Milk COWS, to calve in September 1 four-horse Waggon, 1 Dray and Frame, 1 Farmers' Favorite Grain and Manure Drill, 1 Massoy-Harris Binde-, 1 Massey-Harris Cultivator with Seedbox, 1 Massey-Harris 4-furrow Plough, 1 set Disc Harrows, 1 set 5-leaf Tine Harrows, 1 set Chain Harrows, 1 R. and G. Cambridge roller, 1 Gardiner Turnip Ridger, 1 set Fanners, 1 Gardiner D.F. Plough, 1 Scuffler, 1 Sledge Hut, 1 Gig (nearly new), 1 set Blocks and Chains, 5 sots Plough Chains, Swingletrees, 50 Rabbit Traps, 2 Cart Saddles and Breeching, 5 Collars, Hanies and Winkers, 2 sets Leading Chains, 1 set Gig Harness, 1 Gent's an 1 Lady's Riding Saddle and Bridle, 5 Horse Covers, 400 yds Sheep Netting, 200 Stakes, quantity 12ft x 14ft Sheep Grating, 5 tons Kaitangata Coal, I ton Potatoes, Blacksmith's Tools, Forge Vice, Boring Machine, Tape, Dies, Tongs, Bits, etc. Various Sundries too numerous to mention. MOTOR CAHS. 1 Runabout Car, 8 horse-power />• Dion-Renault, fitted with detachable four-seated body, ghs s wind screen and Capo hood ;" also spantubes, tools, tyres, etc. In jiood working order. 1 Touring Car, 10-12 horse-power Humber Car; side entrance; body to seat five; folding wind screen. Cape hood, spare tyres, tubes, took, etc An ideal car. As Mr Cross is leaving the dir.tnrt everything is for absolute unr •&c:-«'-!<l sale. On account Mr G. P. Cross, Chatton: 1 5J h.p. Humberette Car, to seat two people. 1 9-11 h.p. Clement-Talbot Car, fourseated ; Tonneau body, glass win-: screen, tools, etc. Sale starts at 12.30 p.m. sharp. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. .pK()A Given Away.—CHAMPION cfe « wv CUSTAHD POWDER, simply delicious with stewed and bottled fruits, puddings, etc. Particulars in peb tin, 4d ; e:;tra size, (3d. AV grocers and storekeepers. LIGNITE. TV-srvV SEAM. WALMEA PIT. L% SUPERIOR QUALITY. PRICES—IOs Spot Cash, lis Booked. for 3-horse load at the Pit. JOHN E. JOHNSTONE. Kingston Ci >ssing, WaLmoa '