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North Otago Times, 25 May 1908, Page 3

N.O. PARMhJRS' ASSOCIATION, I II il T"l I lIIHWWIi t - "| ||lii inij The North Otago FARMERS' GO-OPERA)IV£| Association Ltd, .v|3 W , , *l^* FAT LAMBS.« \l/ E ate ARcnta 105 Noitfi OtaM Vy r , for the CANTERBURY FR& 2EN MEAT COMPANY, and killlnt will be commenced at the Pawn Works on January We trust that ALL SIIAIIEHOLD* ERS will support their own (Jon* PANY and PUT THEIR LAMUiJ THROUGH THE ASSOCIATION. SHAREHOLDERS .and CLIENTS arc requested to advise us early whsu tbey will be ready to draft. Ave shall have Two Dralt&rs on this season, so as to deal expeditiously with the business, We also handle stock to be billed anl frozen at PABKOBA WORKS, and will sell same In the Colony or f» the Home Markets. MOLASSES Ml _ CATTLE JUST ABKIVFD to** GRAIN SEASONWE HAVE BUYERS for WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. Kindly submit samples ns soon as threshed. 'J. MAITLAND JONE3, . ' > Manaier.

THE SORTII OTAGO FAME US CO-OPEItATIYE ASSOCIATION', LTD four BAEGAIN LINES LADIES FLANNELETTE NIGHT DRESSES, 3* 6» COSY CO VERS, EMBROIDERED ON FINE MI'SLW. IS EACH LONG CLOTH JACKETS. NAVY BLUE, 21.8 WOOLLEN JERSEYS. NEW COLORINGS, FROM . 4fl 6D EACH ALL NEW FRESH GOODS AT THE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS. J. MAITLAND JONES. Manager,

FRIDAY, 'illtli MAY. : On the Farm, at Stratum's Siding, At 11 o'clock |)rompt> IMPORTANT CLEAKING SALE OF FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT MAKES AND GELDINGS, HACKS, HARNESS . nOKSES, PONY, ETC., DAIRYCOWS, STORE CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUNDRIES. 11IIE NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' ■' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, have received instructions from Messrs SIMPSON BROS., of Otitike, to soli by. auction as above— HORSES. 30 DRAUGHT MARES and GELDINGS. 10 HACKS and HARNESS HORSES; 2-yenr-old FILLY, by Stanley; and lull sister to Wargod. 1 'l-youi'-old HARNESS MARE,"-by Stanley, natural pacer. CHESTNUT MARE, Miss Moa, ran second in the Kurow Hunt Club Steeplechase, 1 Hoy's PONY, Jack. 1 PONY MARE, stinted to Satin- • wood. , , „ CATTLE, 10 DAIRY COWS, in milk or at calvin>r. 5 FAT COWS. 30 2-year-old STEERS and HEIFERS.

IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES, ,1 Farm MAYS and FRAMES, 1 Tip DRAY ant! FRAME, 1 l-liorsc WAGGON. i dog cart. . '• 1 LONG SHAFTEU. 4 MASSEY-lIAHRIS BINDERS, ii GRAIN DRILLS (ft. and G.), ■2 SHOE DRILLS (M.H.). 4 D.F. PLOUGHS. DISC PLOUGH. 4 Sets 6-lcaf HARROWS. 3 Sets BLOCKS, CHAINS, and TREES. COOKING GALLERY, on Springs, SLEEPING HUT. 30 HOUSE COVERS. ■22 Sets COLLARS, lIAMES, and WINKERS, 22 Sets LEADING HARNESS. 10 Cart SADDLES and BREECH'I\'GS.' 3 Sets LIGHT HARNESS. 2 Ridint SADDLES and BRIDLES, 400 Sacks STRAW CHAFF, 500 Second-hand BAGS, and also lot, • oi Bundrics. luncheonprovided, ' CIIEAI' TIMBER. AVING Purchased a Considerablo Quantity oi 4in x 2in, 3in x 2in,4in x 4in, Sin x 2in, "B'm Skirting Boards, _ T, and G. Flooring, fiin Artliitrives, 4in Cornice Moulding, iin Scotia Mouldinjr, and' Dressed Timber, I am prepared to Sell the same at VERY LOW TRICES, ' CHAS; KEARKS, Jtiyio Tynj 1 6-horsc WAGGON. CON. CHRISTIE, : ' Auctioneer. :c