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Southland Times, Issue 17225, 21 December 1912, Page 12

McKay Bros. exchange sal]', looms. McKay bros. win sdi today, at Xmas Poultry. Ducks and Geese, etc.. Pigs. Tanks. Doors, R.P, Scantling, Bluegum Timber. Gig. Rh übarb. -<m bags Feed Oats, at) bags Wheal. Ladies’ Bools and Shoes, Gr.-imapliono and Records, Leather Suite. Saddlebag Suite, It.l*. Wardrobe. Walnut Table Piano, I).I. Bedsteads, Quilt'-, Blankets, Men’s Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ ' Handkerchiefs. Bedroom Sets, ( ’rockery, ( ’igarettes. Razors, and la hays Sugar (slightly damaged with fresh water). B> ( J4 CLEMENT TALBOT MOTOR CAR. McKAY" BROS, will sell in Exch ango Sale. Rooms on SATURDAY, at 12 noon — 1 Twin-cylinder 10-12 Talbot Motor Car, 1-seater; in A 1 order; with lamps, lifting .tack, horn, ole. As owner is leaving for north litis ear must be .sold. Also—One G h.p. ROVER CAR, In goon order. —] STAR twin-cylinder Motor Car. complete with hood, screen, acetylene and electric lamps, horn and tool equipment; dual ignition; recently thoroughly overhauled and painted; in perfect order. Will go a bargain. 1200 FI I ME.ST Roxburgh Strawberries arriving daily. Orders for jam filled in rotation. McKAY BROS., 1191 Exchange Sale Rooms. WE have now regular supplies New Potatoes, Green Peas, Tomatoes. McKAY BROS., 1192 Exchange Sale Rooms. \rjIAS SALE of Poultry will be held -A. on SATURDAY, 21st. Clients please advise when and where to forward crates. McKAY BROS., ‘ 1150 Exchange Sale Rooms. E XCHANGE SALE R00M,3. McKAY BROS,. NEW POTATOES AND GREEN PEAS NOW ARRIVINGSTRAWBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES FROM BEST GROWERS. TEVIOT AND MILLER’S FLAT. ORDERS FILLED IN ROTATION. Invercargill Stock Agents. HOLIDAYS. 'VTOTTCE. —The Offices of the INVF.RCARGILL STOCK AGENTS will be CLOSED from WEDNESDAY. December 25th, to SATURDAY, the 2Slh inst. inclusive, and JANUARY, the Ist and 2nd prox. O. W. 11. STRETTELL. 1 21 G Secretary. Southland Farmers* Co-op, The Farmers' Co-Op. LAND SALESMEN AND AUCTIONEERS. 1 A CHOICE DAIRY FARMS -J A I-V7 CHOICE DAIRY FARMS J-'o ALL ON EASY TERMS. •TJAA ACRES freehold, popular Olautau District ; subdivided into 8 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 4-roomed house, stable, large cowbyre; 37 acres oats, (10 acres young grass, balance good pasture. Handy to township. Price—£2o per acre. FARMERS’ CO-OP., Dee Street. L4B ACRES Freehold, subdivided into 7 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 10S aeres grass, 38 acres oats, 2G acres turnips, .9 acres potatoes ; 7-roomed house, 4-stall stable, 7-stall cow-byre ; 12 iniles from town, one mile from rail, factory, school and Post Office ; carrying 40 milkers. Price —116 per acre; £759 cash. FARMERS’ CO-OP., Dee Street. L 44 t 1 6> ACRES Freehold, Winton District ; sph-ndid dairy property ; subdivided into G paddocks ; well fenced and watered ; 50 acres young grass. 15 acres oats; new 5-roomed house, stable, loft, cow-byre and all necessary buildings ; handy to school and factory. £23 10s per acre. FARMERS’ CO-OP., Dee Street. L 52 OAA ACRES Freehold, subdivided into rvl/l/ ipaddocks; fenced by wire, and watered by running stream ; 40 acres crop, balance grass; fi-roomed house, stable, loft, eowbyre, implement shed; 10 iniles from town. 2 miles from school, factory, P.O. and rail. £IG per acre; quarter cash. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. Dee Street. L 45 QAA ACRES Freehold, Mataura IsrvUv land; subdivided into 14 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 100 aeres grass, 12 acres turnips. S acres oats; S-roomed house, wash-house, storeroom, stable, eowbyre, chaffhouse, loft, etc. ; 3 miles from factory, rail, ami P.O. Price-—£1(1 10s per aero ; £350 cash. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. Dee Si reel. LGI ~t A A ACRES Leasehold (can be made At'" Freehold) ; subdivided into four paddocks; wire fences in good order; watered by running stream ; 80 acres grass, 20 acres turnips and potatoes; 4-roomed house, storeroom, eowbyre ; adjoins P.O. and school ; one mile from factory. A capital little dairy farm in .a great grass-growing district. Price—£lo per acre. FARMERS’ CO-OP., Dee Street. LG3 QA ACRES Freehold, subdivided into OU 9 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 50 acres grass. 2 acres bush, balance crop ; all level land ; 5roomed house, 4-stall stable, loosebox, 1G bail cow-byre, cart-shed, workshop, etc. ; 5 mites from town, t mile from sehool and Post Office. 130 per acre. FARMERS’ CO-OP., Dee Street. 1.59 Q9A ACRES Freehold, subdivided into Uniu 9 paddocks; well fenced, water in every paddock; 25 acres oats, 50 acres turnips, balance in young grass: all ploughable laud; 7-roomed bouse, dairy. stable, loose-boxes, barn, cow-byre, men’s hut. trap-shed, ele. ; plantation and orchard. One of the best farms in a noted grassgrowing district. Price—£7 per aero. FARMERS’ I’O-Ol’.. Dee Street. LG4 1 A t A'’RES Leasehold - well fenced ; 11,<1 watered: IGS acres in grass, 1 1 aeres oats. 8 acres turnips, 2 acre's potatoes; men’s hut, 7-stall cow-hyre, etc-. ; 7 miles from town. I mile from factory, setiool and rail. Excellent lease, rent 10s per acre. Price for goodwill and improvements. £2tto. ei-'| rt-i.MS 00(1 ".itrOO ,SIIM IVP.IV J Tj nd M’RES Freehold, Mutanra Islamp subdivided into -1 paddocks; well fenced and watered; 9G acres in grass, lift acres under plough : close to P.O , school and factory. £8 per acre. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. lie:- Street. LC2 WE APPRECIATE ENQUIRIES. SOUTHLAND FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD. GORDON SCANDRETT, Manager Land Department. ' GRAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, r *** Street, Invercargill*