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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 13738, 31 October 1908, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. SOUTH CANTERBURY STOCK AUCTIONEERS' ASSOCIATION. JiiROM Ist NOVEMBER, the RATES of COMMISSION to be charged on CATTLE sold singly, and on all PIGS, will bfe .5 PER CENT., instead of 2? PER CENT. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY. DALGF.TY AND CO., LTD. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. GUINNESS'AND LeCREN, LTD. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ABBN. TATT ERS ALL'S ■SOUTH CANTERBURY HORSE iLARKET. THIS DA Y. QUR ENTRIES comprise—--22 DRAUGHT. LIGHT HARNESS, AND HACKNEY HORSES. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. PLEASANT. POINT. SALE. MONDAY NEXT. JFi SHALL SELL—--200 J-bred EWE HOGGETS 100 J-bred WETHER HOGGETS 100 i-bred WETHER HOGGETS 150 ffix and Eight-tooth EWES, with Lambii at* foot 100 2-bred EWES, with Lambs atfoot 30 FAT EWES 2 SPRINGING COWS J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. QERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET 4th NOVEMBER. 40 2-BRED EWES, ICO per c-ent. Lambs at foot--132 J-BRED EWES, 2, 4 -and 6tooth, 100 per cent. Lambs at foot 50 2-BRED 2. 4 and 6-TOOTH EWES in lamb 25 2-BRED EWES, with ICO per cent. J.ambs. at foot 30 EWES in lamb 110 =-BRED EWE HOGGETS 50 FAT EWES 190 3-BRED 2, 4 and 6-TOOTH EWES. 3 SPRINGERS, 10 Stove Pigs. J. MUNDELL, . Auctioneer. TMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-CLASS X FARMS, at Tattersall's Laud .Salerooms, Timaru, SATURDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, 1908. Account Mr George Talbot, Kingsdown— FARM known as Farlandis, comprising 152 acrte, securely fenced and subdivided. The land is all rich, rolling downs, easily worked. 110 waste, and all under wheat, and, as usual, the crop ii looking well. The situation L. all that could be desired, viz., 3 miltu. from the City of Timaru, on the Main Sontli Road, and overlooking tinsea. EASY TERMS. Account Mr Robert Edger, Temuka — 378 ACRES on the far-famed Seadown, all high-claju land, (subdivided nilo convenient paddocks, together with dwellinghouse, granary, stable, yards, and other necessary improvements thereon. This property is in a high state of cultivation, 115 acres under wheat, 40 do. do. oatfi, 60 do. do. ready for rape and turnip.-, balance in English grass, awl most conveniently situated, being li miles from Arowhenua, and Seadown Railway Stations, 1 mile from Daily Factory, and 2 miltis from Public School .m<i Post Oftic-. Should the Farm not svll an a whole, ii will lie offered in two block*. Hour of Sale, 2.30 p.m. . J. MUNDKI.L, Auctioneer. TH E Caiterbnry Farmers Ch». M Ltd Wool Season, 1908-9. OUR NEW WOOL STORK is now complete, and we are receiving Wool for Sale for the coining Season. It in MOST Vl'-TO-DATK IN EVERY* RESPECT for the bundling and dkplaving of WOOL. thr MA<JNIFK EXT LIGHTING (if the Sioro Ix-ing a Spei ial Feature. CLIENTS and WOOL GROWERS griwrally are jr<|Ue«ted to ni«p-cl ii. l'lea** 1 CONSIGN all Woo! for LOCAL SALES to CANTERBURY* FARMERS' ASSOCIATION. HEATON STREET SIDING. TIMARU. And all Wool for SHIPMENT m JiiHX MILL AND CO.. TIMARI", A .• CANTERBUKV FARMERS' ASSOCIATION. Cm :,ignin'in No: ii ,unl Spei ili.-.itioi i. will Ih- | mr-it<-«| to .mv address. 01 in.iv olita!ii*'d at the HEAD OFFICE. B<-s\ri.-k »'r« Tim.iru. or from th«- Brain h Oiflc{ •it GEI'.AI.DINi: .nid WAIMAIE. .1 P. NEWMAN. Gtuc.al Man.^r .1 MI NDI 1.1.. Ail. t i.>!.•-- r •UNDAT EVENING TEAS AT TAT E'B. THE CaroliM Bit Tea Rooma being closed on SUNDAYS, yon can alw»y» get ▼our Tm at TATE'S from S p.m. to 10 p.a».