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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13491, 13 January 1908, Page 8

auctioneers. 1011. JANUARY. 25 1 AT W 50 FAT E\ V.) FAT W 120 .; mti'.n :,!?() .'I and 6 15 2-YEAR F.US. IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH CLASS WHEAT-GROWING AND GRAZING LAND. milK CANTERBURY FARMERS' COX OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Limited, in conjunction with DALGETY and CO., Limited, and .1. R- BRUCE and C<>.. have been instructed by James Wilson. Esq.. t<i sell by Public Auction at ••TalLeisall's'' Land ' Sale-rooms, Timaru, SATURDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, 1908. At -2 o'clock sharp ALLAN DA L E ESTATE, FAIRLIE, SOUTH CANTERBURY. Suitably subdivided into 52 Farms varying in size from 61 to' 475 Acres each, which, excluding the Home Block reserved from sale, compiles 8.000 Acres. This magnificent Property consists of Rolling Downs and Valleys well watered' by permanent streams; is now in a high slate of cultivation and subdivided into convenient sized paddocks which produce excellent crops of grain, roots, and grass, ami is SPECIALLY FAMOUS for the QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF FAT LAMBS annually sent to the Freezing Works. This FINE ESTATE is situated one- mile from FAIRLIE TOWNSHIP RAILWAY STATION and SALEYARDS. The Estate is being sold owing to the Land aiid Labour Laws now about to be brought, into operation. Lithographed plans and conditions of sale will be foiwarded to buyers on application or may be obtained at the Oflice of this paper. Suitable arrangements- can be made for inspecting the Properly on application to tho Agents. TERMS CASH or 10 i>er cent, at sale, 5 per cent, on taking possession, 10 per cent, in twelve months from date of possession; balance may remain on mortgage for live years at 4J per cent, per aunum POSSESSION ON 15lh APRIL, 1908. J. MUXDELL, Auctioneer. N.Z. L. & M.A. CO., LTD. •W ASIID YK E SA L E TUESDAY. JANUARY lllh. |3 RESENT KNTItIES • 1 HEIFER, full pn.lit 20 FAT EWES. Entries Solicited. v GEItALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET. WEDNESDAY", JAN. 15th. /~\UR ENTRIES comprise—--255 2-TOOTH 3-BRED WETHERS 250 EWES AND LAMBS 200 l-BRED HOGGETS • 20 FAT EWES AND WETHERS 1 SPRINGER, time up. 3ul calf 1 R. and W. SPRINGER,' to caiv early. N.%. L. & M.A. COY.. LTD., M. WHITE, Manager. Wool Season, 1907-08. WE are now receiving CONSIGNMENTS of Wool for the THIRD SALE OF THE SEASON, to be held on THURSDAY", JANUARY 50th, 1908. ALL WOOL for this. Sale to be I.N STORE BY DECEMBER 24th, when Catalogue Closes. RATES OF COMMISSION have been reduced <<> 2 per cent on first £SOO, iA percent on the balance. Expert and careful attention will be given in every way, be the Clips en-trust-d to us large or small. OUR SHOW ROOMS are extensive, and the lighting properties thoroughly up co-date. Consign— LOAN AND MERCANTILE, TIMARU. M. WHITE, Manager. Seed Season, 1907, 'E ARE NOW PREPARED to T » SUBMIT SAMPLES Mid Quote :•■!'„i a Specially Selei.-trd Stock of NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. Ry*grM», Cocksfoot, Clovers, Tiruothj, Rap», Turnips, HEED OATS AND WHEAT j OF EVERY VARIETY. ... I Call »nd Inspect before Bonking Klsewher« HIGH-CLASS MANURES. Jnst Landed » Freiih Supply of LAWKS' Ctleliratod Sii]»>rp!io:<phate. High Grade 36 58 por cent. .Soluble Phosphate*. Special Turnip Grade 24 26 per cent. Annually Increasing Sales Testify to ' tho Growing Popularity of these Famout Manures. "..'A. LOAN fi MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., 74 I'OK.O—THE GREAT COUGH CURE _LIX the World's specitic for old Clironi Acts like iikikic