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Timaru Herald, Volume XIC, Issue 13462, 7 December 1907, Page 8

auctioneers. FARMERS' ASSN. \ LBU R Y SALEY AR DS . monday" next. ICC 5-BRED EWES, 4, 6, and 8TOOTH, 100 per cent. Lambs 200 5-BRED 2-TOUTH WETHERS .. AND EWES (sliorn) 1 COW, springing. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE Of LIVE STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE. WE have received- instructions from Mrs. A. C. Wigley to sell by Public Auction, at the Homestead, " Opulia," Pleasant Point, - • THURSDAY, 12th DEC., 1907. SHEEP—--420 f-BRED EWES, 2, 4, 6 and 8tooth, with Lambs at foot. 30 FAT EWES (shorn) 40 2-TOOTH EWES and- WETHERS (shorn) 6 BORDER LEICESTER. RAMS : (shorn) 5 ENGLISH LEICESTER RAMS (shcrn) HORSES—--4 DRAUGHT MARES aid 'iELDINGS, ages 5 io 9 . jears vgitu •! workers) 1 CLYDESDALE ABRE. 5 years oid. in foal to " 1.0 'd Jv« ! .*rte" 2 DRAUGHTS, Colt- and Filly, 2 years old, by "Challenger" 1 YEARLING DRAUGHT. FILLY bv "British Times" 1 LIGHT HARNESS GELDING, 7 Tear? old; a good sorb 1 LIGHT HARNESS MARE, in foal to " Sims Reeves " • 1 GELDING, 3 yeare old, by "Grafter" 1 COLT, two years old, by "Deerstalker" 1 YEARLING FILLY, by "Graf- ' ter" CATTLE 6 MILKING COWS, Jerseys and Halfbreds , 1 SHORTHORN BULL 2 YEARLING HEIFERS PIGS— ' 3 6-monbhs-old SOWS and BAR- / ROWS/ I'BERKSHIRE BOAR IMPLEMENTS-- - Grain and Manure Drill (by M. and H.), Cultivator (by M. and H.) r Binder (by .M. and H.), Set Disc "Harrows, Set 5-leaf Tine Harrows, Set Chain Harrow, D.Fy Plough (by R. and G.), Moulding Y ~ Drill, Moulding Plough, bridge Roller (R. and G.), Hillside Plough, Farm Dray andFrame, Weights and Scales, Gr4in ' Barrow, Woolpress (by P. and D.D.), Garden Plough, Horse Hoe, ria.net Jr., Gig,. Single - ' r Buggy, Double . Buggy, Spring Cart,- Set Single Harness, Set Double Harness, Riding Saddle, Side - Saddle, Bellows, : Anvil, . , Vyce, > 4-HoiGa Blocks and • Chains, 6 Sets Plough Chains and Trees, Shaft, Leading and Plough Harness, 10 Coils Wire 1 . ■ Netting, 350 : Busbels-," Oats, 170 Sacks i • Straw Chaff, .Quantity Empty Sacks, and Sundries. •' TIMBER— fV' 250 Posts, 350 Stakes, 120 Totara Rails, 10C0 Droppi'iu, 129 10ft 4 i 1 Bluegum, 20 12ft- 4 x 3, 80. 12ft-4 x 1,: 60 12ft- 3 xl, 150 ft Mixed Timber. Pine Timber.— 35 10ft 4 x 2, 50 lOfb-8 x 1, 90 10ft 6 x 1, 1500 i'eefc assorted sizes; 12 Cords Firewood, 7 to 9in. lengths; 20 loads Rough •- Timber. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—' 18 Double and Single Bedsteads and' Bedding, 7 Waishstands and Wafe, 1 Marble-top Washstand, Carpets, Cupboards, Chests of -Drawers, Tables, Child's Cot and Chair, Dressing Stands, Mirrors, Whatnots, Fendens and Irons, Chairs, Nursery Guard, Curtain Poles, Sofas, Wooden' S'tretchojrs, Preserving Bottles and' Jare, Lamps, .Dressers, Boilers," Pats, Pans, Dedevel Separator Churn, .Steelyads, .Weights' and, Scales, Trays, <Drihlf- • irigGlasses, Crockeryware V (all sorts and sizes), Knives and Forks, Wringers, 'Manglee, Butter Worker, Garden Tools, Baths,. Linoleum, Garden Sprayer, Kit'chen Range, and a large quantity of Sunl dries ;.top numerous .to particularise in 'advertisement. Hour of Sale, 11' o'clock sharp. - LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Y, .. The; Vendor,' laving sold her Property, 'eyery lot enumerated in the above advertisement iri for Unreserved Sale. J. MUNDELL, - Auctioneer. :■ important Clearing sale. WE have been instructed by Mr Walter Merrin to Sell by Public Auction, at his Homestead, Milford, Temuka, on ■■ TUESDAY. 17th DEC., 1907, Live Stock, Farm Implementts, and Furniture, Full particulars in future advertisement. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-CLASS WHEAT-GROWING AND . GRAZING LAND. ; The canterbury farmers' cooperative ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, in conjunction with D ALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, and J. R. BRUCE AND CO-j have been' instructed; by James Wilson,' Esq., to sell by Public Auction, 'at " Tattersall's " Land Salerooms/ Timaru,' early in February, 1908, ALLANDALE ESTATE, FAIRLIE, COMPRISIN G 8000 ACRES (Home Block not included). This magnificent property consists of rolling downs well watered by two* permanent streams, and is now in a high state of cultivation, and subdivided into convenient sized paddocks, and ■ produces excellent crops of grain, roots and grass, and is specially famous for the quantity and quality of fat lambs annually sent to the freezing works. The Estate is now being subdivided into "convenientV'Gizept farms, .and lithograph plans ..will be distributed to buyers at an early date. This fine property is .situated one mile from Fairlie township, railway station, and ealeyards. ' ; - Liberal terms will be given to purchasers. The Estate is :being sold owing to the land and labour laws now about- to be brought, into operation. Date of sale and full particulars in future advertisement. Buyers will get possession about the middle of April, 1908. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer,