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Temuka Leader, Issue 3531, 4 January 1900, Page 2

Canterbury Farmers Uo=opera= tive Association. TATTERSALL’S SOUTH CANTERBURY HORSE MARKET. SATURDAY, Cxh JAN., 1900. WE SHALL SELL— Draught, Light Harness, and Hackney Horses. J. MUNDBLL, ■j a 4 Auctioneer. TBMUKA LITE STOCK MARKET TUESDAY, JAN. 9th, 1900. OUR GENERAL ENTRIES COMPRISE— -1400 Sheep, Fat and Store. 30 Cattle. 24 Pigs. SPECIAL— Account of a Client from North Canterbury— -1200 |-bred Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth, shorn early in September, in very forward condition, and to be sold in lots to suit Buyers. J. MUNDELL, •ia4 Auctioneer.

THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd. SPRING SOWING FOR EARLY LtytlßS. WE have Just Landed new and carefully selected stock of Broad Leaf Essex Rape A really fine sample, with extra high percentage of germination. WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS. TURNIPS. j , Onr new season’s stock is just to hand, and we have a very tine selection. Purple and Green Top Aberdeens, Purple Top Mammoth, Devonshire Greystone. Imperial Green Globe, Fosterton Hybrid, and all the other well-known varieties. CLOVERS. OUR SAMPLES ARE EQUAL TO ANYTHING IN THE MARKET. Clients are Invited to inspect our Stocks of Choice White Clover, Colonial Cowgrass, Canadian Cowgrass, Extra Choice Alsyke, Lucerne, Timothy, &0., &c. We are now landing, ex “ Hermione,” Onr Season’s Supply of Highest Grade ANGLO-CONTINENTAL SUPERPHOSPHATE. 37 per cent. Soluble Phosphate. BONE OUST. BONE OUST. We have a Shipment Just Arrived. Guaranteed Analysis. Splendid Value. GQRNSAOK3 and WOOLSACKS. t We caa Supply at Lowest Current .Market Rates. THE Canterbury Farmers’ Co-operative Association, Ltd. J. P. NEWMAN - Manager. Farmers’ Exchange Co. LARGE CLEARING SALE, FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPROPERTY, FURNITURE. FARMERS’ EXCHANGE CO. have been instructed to sell, iu consequence of Mr J. H. Glasiou removing from TimarUj on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10th., Hi* present RESIDENCE, 1 * Maungawhare,” LeOreu Street, off Wai-iti Road. Also— The whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects. Full particulars iu Saturday’s Herald. ja4 Maling & Shallcrass.

Mating & Shallcrass. WOOL SEASON, 1899. Having made arrangements TO SELL IN TIMARU at the forthcoming Sales, WE SOLICIT a SHARE of the Patronage of Woolgrowers in the Geraldine County. Every lot will have our personal supervision, and will be displayed to the greatest advantage. We are prepared to make Liberal Advances against Wool received for sale. CLIENT? CAN DEPEND ON HAVING PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. WOOL MUST BE CONSIGNED as follows : BALING & BHALL&RASS, C/o GUINNESS & LeCREN, TIMAEU. We have WOOLPACKS FOR SALE at Geraldine at Current Prices, and have also arranged with MR H. CLINCH Seed Merchant, Temuka, to supply them there. mum & BHAiioßAsa.

A. L TEMPLE. STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENT GERALDINE, AYING started in Business on my own account in the Premises formerly occupied by Smith & Temple, I trust by Strict Attention to Clients’ Interests to receive a fair share of business. Stockowners who may place Live Stock in my hands for disposal will find a ready -nd profitable sale for same, as I am always able to procure buyers from Christchurch or elsewhere. Farmers deciding ,-0 Insure their Grain, Buildings, etc., can <lo so at Lowest Current Rates. Agent National Insurance Co. POSTERS, of Every Size can bo obtained on the shortest notice at the Temuka Loader and Geraldine ■ Guardian Printing Offices. Lowest price