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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 8490, 25 May 1904, Page 3

NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. PUBLIC NOTICE. OPENING OF NEW PREMISES, Corner of THAMES and COQUET STREETS. lAVTNG repeatedly been asked whether we SUPPLY the GENERAL PUBLIC, as well as Shareholders, we beg to intimate that we do Supply Largely to the GENERAL PUBLIC, as well as to our Shareholders, and INVITE INSPECTION :.'■ of our - ■"■: LARGE & WELL-ASSORTED STOCKS Of GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, And Every Description of HOUSEHOLD and FARM REQUISITE. OUR TEAS Are Selected by an Experienced Expert, and Bear Our Own Brand. Teas in 51b and 101b tins. Teas in Half-chests and Chests. BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. Orders Delivered at Goods-Shed or Passenger Station; Also within the Town FREE of CHARGE. FAT lAMBS. Highest Price given on the Farm, or at per pound at the Works. WE HAVE BUYERS ' For WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, GRASS SEEDS, Ete. Clients are requested _to submit Samples. STORAGE for GRAIN at Lowest Current Rates, and' ADVANCES MADE on Grain and Produce Stored with us for Sale or for Shipment. AUCTION BUSINESS Receives Careful Attention. Shareholders are reminded that in Supporting their, own Company they will benefit themselves. J. MAITLAND JONES, Manager. THURSDAY, 26th MAY. Atth« Farm, Totara. CLEARING SALE Of DRAUGHT HORSES, DAIRY COWS, FARM IMPLEMENTS, Etc., Etc. NORTH OTAGO -FARMERS' COOPERATITE: ASSOCIATION. Ltd., have received instructions, from- Mrs Peters, rho has sold her farm, to sell by public auction, at above time and place—ft First-class Draught Mares and GeW- '" ings, 3to 8-years n Light Harness Horses in A Dairy Cows, in milk and at calving Q Calves -J Shorthorn Bull -J Berkshire Sow ; iy Good Store Pigs 4 Tons British Queen Potatoes 1 Incubator I Massey-Harris Reaper and Biader (nearly new) Grain Drill (new), Cultivator and Sewer, Turnip Sower, Cambridge I Roller (3-horse), D.F. Plough, Single Furrow Plough, Drill Plough, Cultivator (small), Fivekared Harrows, Three-leaved Harrows (nearly new), Turnip Cutter, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, Dogcart, Spring Cart, Spring Cart Harness, Shaft anil Leading Harness, Saddle and Bridle, Blocks ■ and Chains, 5 Boxes Bees, 10 Milk j Cans, 5 Geese, 200 Fowls, 20 ! Sacks Garton Oats, quantity of Furniture, and sundries too numerous to mention. Th« Horses are all young and good workers, the Cows are well-known te have been specially selected.for dairying, and consequently are a firsttolass herd. Abeot one-half of the cows are near calving "or newly calved. The Implements are also in good erder. As Mrs Peters has sold her farm, the above will be seld to the highest bidder. Luncheon Provided. Ne outside entries. CON. CHRISTIE, Auctioneer. mi STEVENSON & GRANT For STYLISH RAINPROOF and COVERT COATS, HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, etc. Latest Styles and Shapes. 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. TOURING the MONTH of MAY I am prepared w give the above to all CASH Customers on aH Goods purchased in my shop, including— PERAMBULATORS AND GO-CARTS, CARPETS AND RUGS WERTH3EIM SEWING MACHINES, WRINGERS, FENDERS; KEROSENE LAaitPS,:,, CROCK^Y, ~> LADD3S* and CHILDREN'S UNDERettey e&. #> O 5/ off the £ for SPOT CASH. Commencing MONDA¥,r2nd MAY, Ending TUESDAY, 31st MAY. LQCHE&E& Corner of ThsHnesgandKEdiMi * atresia, OAMABuT . RoßE^f^r^Mimr^ Propriejor: ' STEVENSON & GRANT, For \ , t ,.-, £ WINTER- USTDERWE£B:. ; '-' ;l A jJQnaEty aa& Prices will be found right. i*NTSD a ? eaiawK! ' <xni Mangolds -far sale in esty cptaJl- «%. "W- B. Bisrtfey, 2?wtk K*aa.