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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12475, 12 September 1904, Page 3

AUCTIONEERS. M Z,I. ami 3VT-A, Cflinuanv, LW. ST. ANJJKE \V !S hA L J'. FRIDAY NEXT. OPECIAL ENTRIES comprise ■- 60 FAT WETHERS 250 FORWARD 2 and 4-TOOTH JBRED WETHERS 100 GOOD S'I'(JRK 2 ami 4-TOOTH WETHERS 300 FORWARD » RltKI) HOGGETS 200 3-RRKD HOGGIWS (foiward) 100 J-BRKD HOGGETS [good hl.ikk) 50 STORK HOGGETS 100 FORWARD J-BRED EWES 40 B.M. J-BRED EWES, in limit). Further Entries Solicited. N.Z. L. & M.A. COY., ]/J'D. W. LAWSON. Auctioneer. THE "CROWN" SEPARATOR. THKRK aro many Cream Separators, and each is represented to bo just as good as the "Crown." THEY ARE NOT, however, for Uiey lack the suporior material, the porfoct workmanship, the remarkable simplicity, and the close- skimming capacity of the "CROWN." Ask for the "Crown," and judge for youraclvo*. Sole Agents : N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., TIMARU. Canterbury Farmers Co-Operative Association. Wool. Wool. Wool. 1904 SEASON Wo shall hold our First Sale of the Season on FRIDAY, 2nd DECKMRER. m ,.7E desiro to draw the attention of Wool VV grower* to the fact that wo DAVE LEASED th 6 LARGE AND COMMODIOUS NEW STORES from Messrs JOHN MILL AND CO. ThiH lino Stoic is admitted to bo one of the RKST LIGHTED and most Up-to-date Wool StoroH in tlio Australasian Colonies. In order to moot the lequircmont* of our cver-incroafdug number of Clients, wo found it noeossary to take this step, which we foel certain will bo in the interests of all Woolgrowom. Clients sending in their Wool by ROAD will .please deliver at MILL AND COY.'S STORE, and Clients sending in by RAIL only require to consign their Clips to THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., TIMARU, as the Railway Department has been instructed to deliver ALL WOOL consigned to us to JOHN MILL AND COY.'S SIDING on our Account. The Rest, Attention will bo paid as usual to all Wool sent, to our care, which will bo covered by INSURANCE on delivery at tho Store. LIBERAL ADVANCES freo of commission will be made if roquircd, on till Wool placed in our hands. Clients will have tho BENEFIT of old and Experienced EXPERTS in connection, with (he VALUATION and DISPOSAL of thoir Clips. Clients please write for their rcquitoments of WOOLPACKS. TWINE, and STATION REQUISITES. All INQUlßlESanswered by Return of Post, and Consignment Notes and Specification Forms sent on receipt of request J. P. NEWMAN, Manager. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. Land Department WE hsr» ft large number ol PROPER TIES FOR DISPOSAL. Pwticulots of somo aro appended : TIMARU—--1280 Acros, 150 Acres, 160 Acros, 123 Acres, 27 Acres, l?i Acres, 20 Acres, 262 Acres, 376 Acres, 160 Acros, all with Houses and Outbuildings. SEADOWN AND TEMUKA—--241 Acres, 125 Acres, 118 Acres, 500 Acros, 351 Acres, 156 Acreu, 267 Acres, 212 Acros, with Houses <wd Outbuildings. ST. ANDREWS AND PAREORA—--339 Acros, 240 Acros, 92 Acros, 470 Acros, 262 Acicb, 146 Acres, 438 Acres, 315 Acres, 1350 Acre*, 279 Acres, 470 Acres, 58 Acres, with Housos and Outbuildings. OERALDINE AND ORARI—--234 Acres, 300 Acros, 255 Acros, 450 Acres, 1000 Acros, 212 Acres, 620 Acros, 216 Acres, 140 Acros, 186 Acres, 495 Acres, T. 09 Acros, 170 Acres, 27 Acres, with tlous.es nut Outbuildingsj 2113 Acres and New House WAIMATE AND MAKUCIIII—--300 Acres, 1900 Acros, 3000 Acres, 1134 Acres, 638 Acros, 130 Acros, 166 Acres, 400 Acres, 435 Acres, with Houses and Outbuildings; 657 Acres with Fret-class Buildings. PLEASANT POINT AND TOTARA VALLEY. 419 Acres, 1074 Acres, 583 Acros, 325 Acres, 530 Acres, 695 Acros, 454 Acres, 505 Acros, 1600 Acres, 1162 Acres, 185 Acres, 382 Acre*, with Houses and Outbuildings . CAVE AND FAIRLIE—--1066 Acres, 1200 Acres, 636 Acros, 254 Acros, with Buildings. A NUMBER OF TOWN AND SUBURBAN RESIDENCES. Cataloguo* embodying Particulars of oil Properties for sale will be supplied to bona flde Enquirers ~n application. Anyone in quest of a ''roperty, Agricultural, Grazing, Town or Suburban Residepios (several of tho latter excellently .situated) will be furnished with full infomalion and assisted to inspect on application to MR FRANK BROWN or Mr THOMAS ANDERSON, who aro lu charge of our Land Department. We have for sale tho Goodwill of several Leasee In Perpetuity. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. OEO, the Great Cough Cure. Lady •nrritwt "Pleue send two bottles Moko Dough Chirt i it'i » woodtrful medi-