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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12476, 13 September 1904, Page 3

AUCTIONKJiItS. Cautorburv F iiuoih' Association. ril A 'l' t k n s A I, l. •s. sA'JumiAV NKXT. On Ai'cininl of Mr A. IliiniiilMi 0 I>KAU<JMT <;i:M>IX(JS. iijroH /| to 7 ycarf, jm n> 11 null*.. i'l'lmnh ( OIIIIIMNI' lino Wilson I c.lllll. AIM>, 6-HOHSIi WAUUOX, in gnoil onler. Hour of Snlc—l2 o'clock nliiii|i. •J. MVSDKI.I., And i'jiieiT. Tii K Canterbury Farmers Co-Operative Association. (LTD.) Wool. Wool.

Wool. 1904 SEASON Wo shall hold our First Sale of the Season on FRIDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. WE desire tn diaw llio nUeiitionof Wool growers to tlie fuel that wo HAVE LEASED the LARUE AND COM MO 1)1OUS NEW STORES from Messrs JOHN MILL AND CO. This lino Slore In mlmittcd to be one nf tli<> BEST LIGHTED nnd most Up-to-dalo Wool. Stoics in the Australasian Colonies. In order to meet, the requirements of our ever-increasing number of Clients, wo found it necessary to tako this step, which wc feel uorlni.il will bo in tlio interests of nil Woolgroweui. Clients sending in their Wool by KOAD will jilease deliver at MILL AND COWS STOKE, and Clients sending in by RAIL only require to consign their Clips to THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., TIMARU, a 8 tlio Railway Department bus been instructed to deliver ALL WOOL consigned to us to JOHN MILL AND COY.'S BID' ING on our Account. Tho Rest Attention will bo paid as usual to all Wool sent to our care, which will bo covered by SURANCE on delivery nt tho Stow. LIBERAL ADVANCES free of commission will bo mndo if required, on all Wool placed in our hands. Clients wi!l have Tho BENEFIT of 01, l and Experienced EXPERTS in cornier!inn with the VALUATION and DISPOSAL of their Clips. Clients please wiito for their requireinents of WOOLPACKS. TWINE, and STATION REQUISITES. All INQUIRIES' answered by Return of Post, and Consignment Notes and Specification Forms *ont on receipt of request J. P. NEWMAN, Malinger. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. Land Department WE her* » largo mini bar of PROPER TIES FOR DISPOSAL. Particulars of somo arc appended : TIMARU—--1280 Acres, 15U Acres, 160 Acres, 123 Acres, 27 Arrcs, 17i Acres, 20 Acre". 262 Acres, 376 Acres, 160 Acres, all with Housch and Outbuildings. SEA DOWN AND TEMUKA—--241 Acres, 125 Acres, 118 Acres, 600 Acres, 351 Acres, 156 Acres, 267 Acros, 212 Acres, with Houses auj Outbuildings. ST. ANDREWS AND PAREORA—--339 Acres, 240 Acres, 92 Acros, 470 Acros, 262 Acres, 146 Acros, 430 Acres, 315 Acres, 1350 Acrow, 279 Acres, 470 Acros, 58 Acres, with Houses nnd Outbuildings. GERALDINE AND ORARI—--234 Acres, 300 Acres, 255 Acros, 450 Acres, 1000 Acres, 212 Acros, 620 Acres, 216 Acres, 140 Acicb, 186 Acren, 495 Acres, fO9 Acros, 17(1 Acres, 27 Acres, with Houses ant Outbuildings; 2113 Acros and Now House WAIMATE AND MAKIIvIHI—--300 Acres, 1900 Acres, 3000 Acres, 1134 Acres, 618 Acicb, 130 Acres, 165 Acres, 400 Acres, 435 Acres, with Houses and Outbuildings; 657 Acros with Fret-class Buildings. PLEASANT POINT AND TOTARA VALLEY. 419 Acres, 1074 Acres, 583 Acres, 323 Acros, 530 Acres, fi9s Acres, 451 Acres, 505 Acres, 1600 Acres, 1162 Acres, 105 Acres, 31!2 Acres, with Houses nnd Outbuildings . CAVE AND FAIRLIE—--1066 Acres, 1200 Aires, 636 Acres, K>l Acres, with Buildings. A NUMBER OF TOWN AND SUBURBAN RESIDENCES. Catalogue* ombodying Particulars of all Properties for salo will bo supplied to bona fide Enquirers application. Anyono in quest of a 'Vnnerly, Agricultural, Grazing, Town or Suburban Rcsldctmcs (several of the latter excellently situated) will bo furnished with full infomation and nnsisled to inspect on application to MR FRANK BROWN or Mr THOMAS ANDERSON, who are in charge of our Land Department. We have for sale the goodwill of nr•rtl Lease* in Perpetuity. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. ARE OABn BUYERS f . OF MILLING WHEAT AND SHORT OATS. TIMARU MILLING COMPANY, LTD H URST'S SEEDS HURST'S SEED.CLOVERS ESSEX RAPE. TURNIPS. On Sale by D. O. TURNTiULL AND CO.