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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3237, 16 April 1900, Page 3

Canterbury Farmers' Association. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET, WEDNESDAY NEXT. r\UR General Entries Comprise— 2280 Sheep, Fat and Store ; 25 Cattle, Fat and Store ; 24 Pigs, Fat and Store. BPEOIAL£tAA 2-bred 2-tooth Wethers O\J\J (Forward) "I F?f\ f-bred Lambs (a good line) f)OA Merino Ewes (sound mouth) f)A A t'bred 2-tooth Ewes (a good A\J\) lot) FVffX i-bred 4 and 6-tooth Ewes 400 ** bred Ewes 1 00 x * bred Ewea (p rime £at ) 1 A Strong Store Pigs J. MUNDELL, w Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE OP LIVE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEM i'-NTS, Ftc, on FRIDAY, 20m APRIL, 1900. THE undersigned favourc? <vsih instructions from Franc a ihiowx, Esq., will Soil by Public Auc iut: ai. his Homestead, Rangitata, adjoining Improperly of the Hon. W. Rollestcn, on the above date— A A A J-bred Wethers and Maiden 4fcUU Ewes (fat) A A 2- br €? d 2-tooth Wethers and tjyjyj Maiden Ewes (forward stores) * 100 *' bred z - tootu Ewes 4 Draught Geldings, 4 and s-yeara-old, grand workers 2 Clydesdale Mares, 6 and B-years-old, stinted to Young Clydebank I Colt Foal by Prince Royal ICob, quiet m saddle and harness • I Bacon Pig <•) Sheep Dogs Spring Waggon, Spring Dray, Drill (complete) by P. and D. D., Cambridge Roller, Massey-Harris Binder, Grass Striper, D.F. , Plough by B. and G., S.F. Plough, Cultivator by P. and D. P., Set of 5-leaf Harrows, Set of Tripod Harrows, Whitechapel Cart, nearly new ; Gig and Harness, 8 Sets Shaft, Leading, and Spring Dray Harness, 4-horse Yoke, Block and Chain, 2 Bheep Feeders, Grindstone, Stack of Hay, Oat-eheaf Chaff, Wheat Seconds, Potatoes, Empty Sacks, Tools, and Sundries too numerous to describe m advertisement. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. Luncheon v ' provided. The Auctioneers desire to remind •uyera that the Live Stock are all m )apltal Condition, and the horses specially are the best stamp that ias been offered to the public of South Canterbury for some years, and m conequence of tho vendor having let his inn every lot will be sold to the ligheafc bidder. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. Dhe Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Assocn., Ld. GRAIN SEASON-1900. rHE ASSOCIATION is Prepared to obtain for Farmers the Top Market falueß of the day for any lineß of GRAIN >r PRODUCE placed m their hands for iALS or SHIPMENT. Having their wn Branch Offices m London, Sydney, Luckland and Wellington, a large range f Markets is. open to Shareholders, and very care will be given to effect the QOBt satisfactory sales practicable. CORNSACKS. We have m Stock, and to arrive, full upplies of 48 and 46 inch Sacks, and nil be pleased to Book Orders for imaedlate or later delivery. STORAGE FOR GRAIN. Farmers will do well to make their arrangements for Storage of Grain promptly, as available storage space is imited. All particulars can be obtained m application to the Manager. FARMERS REQUISITES. We have m Stock full supplies of the ollowing : — SHEEP DIP. " Co-operative " Cooper's Powder Din little's Kempthorne's Fencing Wire and Standards Cement Colza Oil Large Selected secondhand Sacks Woolpacks twine,, etc-, etcWE ARE BUYERS OF:— Byegrass Cocksfoot Colonial Grown Clovers Tares Cape Barley Dun Oats Seed Wheat, Etc Insurance effected on Grain Storep, Itacks, Homesteads and Outbuilding?, t Lowest Current Rates. Agents lor the Farmers' Co-operative i"ire and Marine Insurance Co., and the iouth British Insurance Company. The Association is prepared to Clean ieeds and Grain on behalf of Growers brough their New and Improved CleaDag Machine. Phe Canterbury Farmers' Co-operative Association, / Limited. J. P. NEVVRI AN , Manager. nf^E ARE CABH BUYKRB OP PRIME MILLING WHEAT AND OATS. IMARU MILLING COMPANY, Ltd.