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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13867, 1 April 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD. FAIR LI E SALE. FRIDAY, APML 2nd. SPECIAL ENTRY on account of Mr rv3 Jas. Burnett, Cattle Valley," who has sold his Property: — 750 S.M. 2-BRED EWES GSO FAT and FORWARD LAMBS 6 2-YEAR-OLD CATTLE I 3-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN BULL 1 DRAUGHT CHESTNUT GELDING, 4 years 1 DRAUGHT FILLY, 4 years 1 DRAUGHT MARE, 5 years - I DRAUGHT BAY GELDING, 1 d DRAUGHT 3 - YEAR -OLD, broken to chains 1 DRAUGHT 2J-YEAR-OLD FILLY ~'•''• 1 2-YEAR-OLD GELDING, by "Sims Reeves " 1 YEARLING, by "Grand Cross," dam "Miss Lucy." Account Messrs Harper and Elisor, Springvale—--150 PRIME FAT LAMBS 250 2-BRED EWE LAMBS. 1 BAY GEUDING "Sam," good shafter 1 BAY GELDING " Dugald." Account Mr AVni. Ardcn"} Roekardcn—--120 8-TOOTH 3-BRED EWES 350 N-BRED LAMBS. . We shall be glad to receive further Entries for this'.'Sale, which clients will notice has < been altered to the above date. GUINNESS & LeCREN, LTD., ; Auctioneers. GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM TO. LEASE. "yTESSRS GUINNESS ,v LeCREN, _UL LTD., have received instructions from Mr J. Wordsworth to lease bv. Public Auction,' at GERALDINE, immediately after Stock Sale on AYEDNESDAY> 7th APRIL, 190!), The LEASE for a Term of Five Yea of his Farm, situated on the Gcraldine Coach Road, comprising—--20!) ACRES'' of Rich Agricultural Land divided into 12 paddocks, 13 acres being in rape, 17 acres in rapcand grass, 87 acres in wheat and oat stubble, balance iii English -grass.- . . ■., The Farm is well wa-" tcred, a never-failing stream running through it. '-■■.■ _ The improvements .consist: of good Dwcllinghousc, Stable, Granary, . large Cow Byre, and Sheep Yards. The property.' . i,s very conveniently situated, being about 2i miles front Orari Railway - Station and Gcraldine on the main road. For Terms of ;Sale, and further particulars apply to ■'.''■- GUINNESS &'LeCREN, LTD., -. ■'.-■"• - Auctioneers. ' SOUTH CANTERBURY FARMS. nrvq ACRES, all rich undulating O\JO land, in 11 paddocks, hew wire fences, and permanent water, carries 1200 ewes and fattens all lambs; grows 70 bushels oats, to the acre. ' New residence and convenient farm buildings. . -Close to school and post office, 7 miles from rail. Price, £8 10s per acre. A real cheap farm. (Folio 256) ACRES of Rich Downs arid 4)\)\J alluvial.,flats, divided into G paddocks, 30 acres in rape .and. grass, til one-year-old grasses and clovers, balance 3 and 4-year-old pastitre; well fenced and watered, close to school, rajl, saleyards arid township. Price, £l4 per aero.' ' £IOOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. . . (Folio 304) Wo have several good LEASES-IN-perpetuity, of 100, igo, iso, 200, 300, 400, 500, QOO and 740 Acres for sale, at reasomiblo prices. Land buyers desirous of purchasing Grazing Runs, :Sheep Farms, Agricultural Farms, Government Leaseholds, or Dairy Farms, should consult us, a? we have particulars of ,all the most saleable Properties in South Canterbury. Clients personally shown over the Farms by Guinness & LeCren, Ltd. Land Salesmen, Tiuiaru. Guinness £ LeCren, Ltd LITTLE'S SHEET* DIPSv POWDER AND FLUID. WE have been appointed SOLH AGENTS for South Canterbury for this well-known Dip, and have FULL SUPPLIES ON HANu. ALSO FOR S&lAki— BINDER TWINE. '.,..., CORNSACES, SEWING TWINE. FENCING MATERIAL. FARM AND STATION STOREb. ETC., ETU. Guinn&ss & LoCren, Ltd.. MERCHANTS, TIM AH i. Grain Season- 1309. WE HAVE BUYING ORDERS for OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY, POTATOES, and. solicit' Farmers'. Samples. IN STOCK: SEED WHEAT, Capo and Chevalier Barley, Ryecor.ii, -.Oats;' also Ryegrass, Clovers, Rapej Turnips, Mangolds, SHEEP DIP. MeDoiigall's famous Carbolic NoilPoisonous, and, Arsenic Sulphur Paste, Poisonous—the Best Dips on the market. Lawes' High Grade Superphosphate and Special Turnip Manure, Guano, liouedust, Basic Slag. AYo can supply Standards; AY ire, Netting, Fencing Material of every description, Horse Covers, Saddlery, also Tea, Sugar, Molasses, and Station Requirements generally. TUB NEW■'ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. M. AYHITE, Manager.