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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXI, Issue 12479, 16 September 1904, Page 3

AUCTIONEERS. J. h Rutland. to oahdenkhs T\ONT MISS Till'; SALK OK Choice Shrubs, Flnwciing I'lui Early Ponchos, .lap. I'linn*, »•' from' llit; Morclii'iiil Nuiseiy Ci New Plymouth, * At RUTLAND'S AUCTION HOOMS, SATURDAY NEXT, .1. It. RUTLAND, Canterbury Farmers' Association. Canterbury Farmers Co-Operative Association. Wool. Wool. Wool. 1901 SEASON Wo rli all hold our First Sale of the Seat on FRIDAY, 2nd DECEMBER. WE desire, todraw tlio a ( Icntloti of Wool growers to the furl that \vc HAVE LEASED tho LARUE AND COMMODIOUS NEW STORKS from Messrs .10HN MILL AND CO. Tlilk lino Store is nilmilled to l>c one of the REST ■■LKIHTKI) and most Up-to-dalo Wool Stoies in tho Australasian Colonics. In order to moot the requirement* of our ever-increasing number of Clients, wo found it tieeoss.iry to take this step, which wo feel certain will bo in the interests of ull Woolgrowvis. Clients sending in their Wool by ROAD will ,ploase deliver at MILL AND COY.'S STORE, and Clionts guiding in by RAIL only require to consign their Clip* to THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD., TIMARU, as tho "Railway Department ban been instructed to deliver ALL WOOL consigned to us to JOHN MILL AND COY.'B HID--INU on our Account. Tho Rest Attention will bo paid us usual to all Wool sent to our care, which will bo covered by INSURANCE on delivery at tho Stow. LIBERAL ADVANCES free of commission will be ftwdo if required, on all Wool placed in our hands. CliontH will have tho BENEFIT of old and Experienced EXPERTS in connection with tho VALUATION and DISPOSAL of their Clips. Clients plwse wiilo for their icqulroments of WOOLSACKS, TWINE, and STATION REQUISITES. All INQUIRIES iiiiKwciod by Return of Post, and Consignment Notes und Specification Forms sent on receipt of request J. P. NEWMAN, Manager. J. MUNDELL, . Auctioneer. THE CANTERBURY JMRMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. Land Department WE her* a large mnnuor of PROPERTIES FOR DISPOSAL. Purlieulars of some aro upponded: TIMARU—--1280 Acres, 160 Acres, 160 Acres. 123 Acres, 27 Aitcb, 17J Acres, 20 Acres, 262 Acick, 376 Acres, 160 Acres, all with House* and Outbuildings. SEADOWN AND TEMUKA--241 Acres, 125 Acres, 118 Acres, 500 Acres, 351 Acres, 156 Acres, 267 Acres, 212 Acres, with Houses «W Outbuildings. ST. ANDREWS AND PAREORA—--339 Acros, 210 Acres, !)2 Acres, 470 Acres, 262 Acres, • 146 Acres, 439 Acres, 315 Acres, 1350 Acros, 278 Acrcß, 470 Acros, 58 Acres, with Houses and Outbuildings. GERALDINE AND ORARI—--234 Acres, 300 Acres, 255 Acres, 450 .Acres, 1000 Acres. 212 Acros, 620 Acros, 216 Acres, 140 Acros, 186 Acres, 495 Acres, !09 Acros, 170 Acres, 27 Acres, with Houses nnt Outbuildings; 2113 Acres and Now llouso WAIMATE AND MAKIKIIU—--300 Acres, 190T) Acres, 3000 Acres, 1134 \eres, 618 Aries, 130 Acres, Ihs Acres, 400 Acres, 435 Acres", willi Mouses and Outlmtl<lin|is; 057 Acrou with Frst-class Buildings. PLEASANT POINT AND TOTAKA VALLEY. 419 Acres, 1074 Acres, W)3 Acres, 3i:3 Acros, 530 Acicn, !W> Ai-res, 4'vt Acres, 605 Acres, IW Acres, H'>2 Acres, 105 Acri'», ft!!'. 1 . Acres, with Houses and Outbuildings • CAVE AND FAIKI.IK - 1066 Acres, 1200 Acres. 636 Acios. 254 Acres, wilh lluililitms. A. NUMBER OF TOWN AND SUHURBAN RESIDENCES. Acres, wilh Properlics for wile will be supplied to bona fide Enquirer* -'» application. Anyone in qunM. «l a ■* , ro|".Mly, Agrn'ii! turnl," Orn/.iiiß. Town or Snburb-in «•"'' dc)»:es (several of the lu'lcr mm - '•cut •.v MtlMlC'l) will lie foinislicd wilh fob iti fomation and assisted In inspect on uponcation to MR FRANK HHOWN or Mr THOMAS ANDERSON, who aro in charge of our Land Department.We have for sale the Goodwill of sr» tr»l Leases In Perpetuity. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. B ARE OABII BUYERS MILLING WHEAT AND SHORT OATS. TIMARU MILLING COMPANY, LTD "ÜBST'S SEEDS. HUIWT'S SEEDS. ESSEX RAPE. On. Sale by D. 0. TURNBULL AND CO.