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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 12906, 20 February 1906, Page 8

▲uoizojnuou. GANTERBUBY TASMKBff ABBOCN. STUDHOLME JUNCTION YARDS. FRIDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES—--400 CROSSBRED LAMBS 600 3-BRED LAMBS. Forward {a good line) 200 4, 6 and 8-TQOTH EWES 150 2-TOOTH WETHER}? 15 WETHERS. PRDIE FAT 30 CROSSBRED EWES. PRIME FAT 10 Head FAT CATTLE 40 FORWARD CATTLE Further Entries Invited. D. A. MORGAN. Auctioneer. SHEEP COUNTRY FOR PRIVATE SALE. Oft A A ACRES First-class Sheep Coun4i\J\J\J try, all well" fenced and -watered. part in English Grass and part in native Grass; served by good roads. Four Farms, varying in size from 200 Acres to 500 Acres, situated at Otaio. Apply early. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSN., LTD., TIMARU. LAND DEPARTMENT. CANTERBURY FARMERS'COOPERATIVE ASSN. LTD(LIMITED). WOOL. THE NEXT AND FINAL SALE OF THE SEASON will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 27, At 7.30 p.m., in the THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. Clients are requested to consign their Wool as follows: TO THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, \V r e are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES against Clips entrusted to our care. J. P. NEWMAN, General Manager. JOHN MUNDELL, Auctioneer. To Sheep Farmers. HENRY S. FITTER AND SONS, of LONDON. Meat Salesmen, have no retail shops of their own, nor any interest in any. They are purely Commission Salesmen, and have Stalls "in Smithfield Market. Send your Fat Sheep and Lambs inlo either of the Freezing Works, and ask them to sell through HENRY S. FITTER AND SONS. Or hand your Bills of Ladiug to your Bankers, and ask them to do the same. You will thus get all there is to be made for your Wool. Meat. Pelts and Fat. and you-may as v.ell hnve as anvcc« else. NO MIDDLE PROFITS. All information from R. B. BENNETT. 170 Hereford SJree:. C'uristchurch.