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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13880, 17 April 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN. TATTERSALL'S *r<OTJTH CANTERBURY HORSE rJ MARKET. TII I S DA Y. Account Mr M. Crouchery Hook — 1 3-YR-OLD DRAUGHT FILLY 1 4-YR-OLD DRAUGHT MARE 1 5-YR-OLD DRAUGHT MARE 1 6-YR-OLD HACK AND HARNESS MARE. Account of a Client—• BAY MARE Dolly, 7 yrs, good all work. Account of Police Department—BAY GELDING, good in saddle. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. ' SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK. HEATON STREET STORE. T II IS DA Y Galvanised and Black' Fencing AVire Mire and Sheep Netting Horse Covers and Canvas Furnishing. Ironmongery Builders' Ironmongery General 'lronmongery Cutlery, Spades, Forks, Tools, and ABSOLUTE SALE. The. large .number of lots to he submitted render it necessary to.-conunencc the Sale punctually at IL3O. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, 20tli APRIL, 1909. Account of a Client—--0 FAT CATTLE. Account of other Clients—--5 HEIFERS, prime faf* 70 EWES, fat. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer .j f 10MFLETE CLEARING,, 'SALE. RANGITATA. ■':■■ Account Mr AV, A. McLauchlan. TUESDAY, 20th APRIL. SHEEP: 220 4, .6 and 8-TOOTH 2-BRED EWES 4 E:L. RAMS 200 PRIME FAT LAMBS 150 FORWARD LAMBS (mixed sexes) 50 FAT EAA^ES. DRAUGHT HORSES: Bay Mare Rose, 7yrs, by Alexander's Heir, and served to King of Quality; Brown Marc Bell, aged, served by Prince Alenauder; Bay Gelding Glen, Gyrs; Bay Gelding 7yrs; Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Laptain Russell; Bay Colt, lyr, by Prince Alexander. LIGHT HORSES: Bay Yearling Colt, by Cajolery; Trap Mare by Blackwood Abdallah (very last). CATTLE: 2 Cows in lull profit, 1 Fat Heifer, 1 ten -months Heifer. PIGS: Bacon and Store. IMPLEMENTS: D.F. Plough (P. and D. D.), 3Furrow Disc Plough (MasseyHarris, new) set 5-leaf Tine Harrows (Little's), Duncan cultivator, 9ft Cambridge Roller (P. and D. D.), Grain and Manure Drill with Seed Box, Farm Dray and Frame, Spring cart (up to half-ton), McCormiek Binder (open back)', Horse Hoe. GRAIN AND SUNDRIES: Quantity Dun and Danish Oats, 2 stacks Garton Oat Sheaves; Oatsheaf Chaff, Wheelbarrow, Horse Feeder (50ft -J si), 18ft Ladder (new), Farm Gnie, 300 B.G. Stakes, Posts, 5 coils Cyclone Sheep Fencing, 4 gals. Tar and Brush, AVire (plain and barb), AVire Strainer, Mawl, Forks , Grindstone, Churn, Lady's Bicycle, Wringer, set Gig Harness. Plough, Shaft and Leading Harness, Blocks and Trees, empty Sacks, Oil, 2 tons Kaitangata Coal. FURNITURE. Marble-top AVashstand, Ware, Couch, Sofa, Sewing Machine, Milk Pans, AVringer, Tables, Chairs, Phonograph and Records (new), and large quantity Sundries. Sale 12.30 p.m. Luncheon provided. Mr McLauchlau having sold his Farm, instructs us to Sell (in conjunction with the N.Z. Farmers' Co-opera-tive Association, Ltd., Ashburton), the whole of the foregoing WITHOUT Th© Implements have been bought new during Mr McLsiuehlan's possession three years ago, and the Draught Horses arc specially good, and can be recommended as first-class workers and good shaftcrs. The Homestead is within a mile of Rangitaty Railway Station. J. MUNDELL, i Auctioneer. EXTRA ENTRIES AT MR AV. A. MeLAUCHLAN'S CLEARNG RANGITATA, TUESDAY, 20th April. Account of a. Neighbour— BAY DRAUGHT GELDING, 7yr, (guaranteed) DRAUGHT MARE, uyrs, good in all work. HALF-DRAUGHT FILLY, 3yrs, broken to chains DRAUGHT YEARLING FLLLY, by "Prince Alexander."' .). MUNDELL!-, Auctioneer. CLEA R1 N G SAL E. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WE have received instructions from Mr AVilliam Westoby, whose Lease of Farm has expired, to sell hy Public Auction at the Homestead, Landsboro' Road, the. whole of his LIVE STOCK AND FARMING PLANT, on a chite to be named in a future advertisement. • J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer.