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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13596, 16 May 1908, Page 8

AUCnONEEEa CECIL JONao AND CO. SUAL WEEKLY SALE J Of POULTRY, PIOS, PRODUCE, AND FRUIT. At the BESWICK STREET AUCTION ROOMS. SPKi IAL Purebred White Leghorn t'%»«k*-rcl Rudge Whit worth Bicycle. CECIL JONAS. Auctioneer. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN. jLEASANT rOINT SALEYAJurS. MONDAY NEXT, 18th INST. WE SHALL SELL— Account Mr O. Matthews— SQO FAT LAMBS Account ©tfo?r Clients — 300 4 and 6-TOOTH }.BKKP EWES 60 FAT EWES. JOHN MUNDELL, .tttctioneer. TO LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION*. HERALDINE CIT\" PROPERTY. NSTRUCTED by Messrs Mnndell and A Taylor we shall sell by Public Auction at fcJeraldine County Suley»rd& immediately after th* Stock Sale, WEDNESDAY 2Gth MAY. 1908. The lease for 12 years and 6 montbtf.of Section* N»V. 116, 117. 118, together with yards and other improvement* tbeteon, all in good condition. ibis fine property stands opposite th* Oeraldine Hotel, right in the centre of the town. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer.

SA L K FREEHOLD PROPERTY. \J OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Ltd.. m conjunction with FRIKDLAN'DER BROS., Ltd.. have been instructed by Messrs Marsh and Bovd to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at Messrs. Frkdlander Bros.' Rooms. Ashbnrton. on SATURDAY, 23rd MAY. 1908. Lot 1.—1201 Acres, subdivided into 16 convenient Paddocks, well fenced and water in each Paddock; 84 acre* in turnips, 73 do. in oate, 137 do. in rape and grasrf, 100 tussock, balance in young grass. Improvements consist of 8-roomed House, 8-stalled Stable, Blacksmith's Shop, Chaff House, Shearing iShed, Sheep Yards, and Dip. Lot. 2L—730 ACRES, divided into 10 paddocks, well fenced and -watered; 70 acres in turnips, 58 acres in oats, balance in young grass; together with 8-roomed Dwelling House, 8-stalled Stable, Barn, Woolshed, and Sheepyards thereon. Hour of Sale—l o'clock. The above Properties are most conveniently, situated, being close to Ealing and Hinds Railway Stations, and the land is easily worked and no* waste. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO OP. ASSN., Ltd., and FRIEDLANDER BROS., Auctioneers.

HIGH CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARMS. IHE CANTERBURY FARMERS* COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., "T NATION/' MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO., Ltd. and GUINNESS and-LeCREN, Ltd., have been favoured with instructions from Richard KeQand, Esq., to sell by Public Auction at Tattersair? Land Sal* Rooms, Timarov his Tycho Flat and Fairview Propertws, oii SATURDAY, 30th MAY, 1908, At 2.30 p.m. sharp. TYCHO PROPERTY, 797 ACRES, subdivided into convenient paddocks and welt watered by permanent streams, together with improvements thereon, " comprising new 7-roomed Dwelling House in brick, h. and c. water and all modern conveniences, 8-etaQed stable with loit, loose boxes, men's hm, woolahed and sheep yards; also s~roomed Dweßrag Bouse, Stables, Mied.% and other conveniences. This fine- Property is situated on Tycho Flair and is all rich limestone formation, and has produced 77 bushels prime wheat and 128 'ditto oafs per acre. The quality of the land has few equals in Trmaru District for the production of gram, roots, or grass, and its fattening properties for sheep and cattle are now famous. The situation is excellent, being 14 miles from Timara and 5 miles from Sutherlands Railway Station, and close to Public Sctiool. Should the Property fail .to find 'j. ouyer as a whole it .will be offered in the following subdivisions:— '■ LOT 1.—265 ACRES wilt new Homestead and Outbuildings. LOT 2.-286 ACRES with 5 roomed Cottage and Outbuildings. LOT 3.—246 ACRES known as the Limestone Block. FATRVIEW PROPERTY, comprising 462 ACRES subdivided into 20 paddocks, all sufaatannalEy fenced with live fences and well watered, together with 10-roomed dwelling house, h. and c. water, and all modern conveniences. Grain, wool, and implement stieds, 7-statled stable, 2 loose boxes., men's hut, cow byre, eheep yard.* and other conveniences thereon. This farm is all excellent wheat producing land in a high state of cultivation with no wadte, and situated about 5 miles from i i mant and about J-mile from . Public School and Pr»st Office. Terms easy. LOT 4.-323 Acres Canterbury College Reserve Leasehold. Lease expires Ist March, 1911. j.!us property is fenced and well watered and adjoins the homestead block above nuentioned. The above properties have been early selections and are now being sold owing to the Vendor having purchased ;i .urge pastoral property in New South V\al<s. and in consequence has instrrncted iris agents that the above Farms are for Dona (fide sale. Arrangement* can be macfe with the Agents to show intending Purchasers over Ihe farms or by direction application to the Vendor on the Properties. 3. MtTNDELL, Auctioneer.