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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 9730, 6 January 1908, Page 3

NORTH OTACO FARMERS 1 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. FAT LAMBS. WE arc agents for North Otago for the CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT COMPANY, and killing will be commenced at the l'areora Works or. January 3rd. We tiust that ALL SHAREHOLDERS will support their own Company and PUT THEIR LAMBS THROUGH THE ASSOCIATION. SHAREHOLDERS and CLIENTS ire re quested to advise us early when they will bo ready to draft. VYc shall have Two Drafters on this season, so as to deal expeditiously with the business. We also handle stock to be killed and frozen at PAREORA WORKS. and will sell same in the Colony or in tho Home markets. WOOL SEASON 1907-8. THE NEXT TIMARU SALE takes place on FRIDAY, 3rd January, at 9 a.m., and the commission now charged in Timani for wool sold by auction is 2 per cent, up to £SOO, and li per oeut. over that amount. Specification forms end consignment notes sent on application. LIBERAL ADVANCES made, if required, on WOOL SHIPPED TO LONDON. Shipping and Insurance arranged and Lowest Rates charged. J. MAITLAND JONES, Manager. HARVEST SALE V/n"E will hold our FIRST HARVEST *» SALE on SATURDAY, January 11th, and invite Entries for Sale. NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO-OPE-RATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., con. cniuyriK, 538 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, Olh JANUARY. rpiiE NORTH OTAGO FAR-MICKS' J- CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, In conjunction with "TV ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, have received instructions from Mr ROBERT HOLMES, who has sold hi.s farm, to sell by auction— The Whole of his SHEEP, HOUSES, CATTLE, AND IMPLEMENTS, As follows: SHEEP: 070 4 :ilkl ' 6tootl ' CROSSBRED "■''V EWES. C\q(\ CROSSHRED LAMBS, Fat and J " Forward. q FAT WETHERS. O B.L. RAMS. HORSES: I DRAUGHT GELDING, Prince. -j DRAUGHT MARE, Nell. 5 years. •1 Three-year-old FILLY, broken lo -*- chains. Q FILLIES, unbroken n Two-vear-old DRAUGHT COL'IX q Two-year old DRAUGHT I'll, * LIES n DRAUGHT YEARLING FIL * LIES. -| Thrcc-vear-old COR, broken tc Ilnree-ycar-old Saddle. CATTLE: a DAIRY COWS, in Millc or Near ** Calving. jf Two-year-old STEERS mid " HEIFERS. •I Two-year-old SHOHTHORN BULL. IMPLEMENTS : 4 Farm Drays and Frames, Spring Cart, 4-wheeled Dogcart, 1). R. ]'lough, Drill Plough, Swing Plough, Cultivator, Set Dine Harrows (new), Trees, Blocks and Chains, M. H. Grain Drill, 2 M.H. Reapers and Binders, Broadcast Seed Sower, 2 Sets 5 leaf Harrows, Set Seed Harrows, Drill, Grubber, 16 Coils Wire Netting, 4 Sheep-feeders, 200 B.G. Stakes, 3 Sets Shaft Harness, 7 Sets Leading Harness, Set Spring Cart Harness, Horse Covers, Rid ; ng Saddle, 2 Water TrougJis, LotTimber, 15 Sheets Roofing lion, Wool Press, Wool Table, Gratings, Grnidntonc, Vyce, Anvil, Tools. 600 Empty Sacks; 12 Sacks, 100 Bags Straw Chaff, Fowls, and a Lot of Sundries. Luncheon Provided. CON. CHRISTIE, JOHN MUIR, 532 Auctioneers. KOP'S ALE AND STOUT SON-ALCOHOLIC. NO SLY-GROG PROSECUTIONS. CAN BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY RISK. f"PHE only Non-Alcoholic Ale ever I brewed free of Alcohol; full of "urishmeut. Brewed in England from uie best Kentish Hops and Malt. 'Once used always used. Sole Agent for Otago and Southland: T. E. SHIEL AND CO., DUNEDIN. Sub-Agent: W. H. FRITH, OAMARU. Copy of Analysis recently made of 1 IvOPS ALE:- " Alcohol No trace. Total Solids ... 0.30 per cent. Ash 05 per celt-. This beverage is as advertised a nonalcoholic liquor. It is charged with carbonic acid gas and contains, as shewn, a very small percentage of solids. "J. A. POND, F.C.S., "Colonial Analyst." SUB-AGENT, OAMARU: W. H. FRITH. Buyers Fat Lambs and Sheep, Wheat, Oats, Bailey, Chaff. [A Card.] ( F. ARMSTRONG, XJ. DENTAL SURGEON, OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE. 'Tel. 82. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. VST J. BESWIC K, ' * * Architect. OLD COUNCIL CHAMBERS. Plans and Specifications from £2 2s up. with supervision, if necetsary.