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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13904, 15 May 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEESS. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN. TATTERSALLTJI IS I) AV. On account Mr A. L. Barker— ULIv. MARK, ovrs, all work 13 AY GELD., 4yrs, wrc Bold Briton; chains BR. GELD., 3yrs, by Bold Briton; chains. The- above aro three very •rood soils. Account of a Client—--2 SHARES in C.F.C.A., Ltd., paid up to £-2 JOs. Account of a Client — POLO PONY, oyrs; quiet and broken to harness. On Account Mr A. C. Kee — CLYDESDALE MARE, syrs. good in all work LIGHT HARNESS GELDJNG, (i yrs, good in all sorts of harness; trial. Account of Mr R. Mahoncy — THOROUGHBRED FILLY, rising •lyrs, ny Dirk Ilaiiimcrhand, dam Tiger Lily. THOROUGHBRED RACING • MARE Merrymaker, by .Musketrv. dam Pleasure. Seeker. CHESTNUT COLT, -lyrs, by Deerstalker, dam Bundoora mare. RAY COB, good in saddle and harness; a splendid mover. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. ST. ANDREWS STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, *_'kt MAY. TTfTE SHALL SELL - On account Mr V.'tu. Annrlt. at I'J.lo—--10 ACRES SOFT TUKNIPo LY ACRES SV.EDES All oil Ridges. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE, MESSRS MARSH AND BOYD, EALING. \X7E are instructed by Messrs Mir;u W and Uoj-'l, vhy are d ; ss'jlsn.ig

partnership, to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at Ealing, on THURSDAY, 20th MAY, 1900, at 11 'a.in. — BOUGHTON FARM, Comprising 1207 ACRES, subdivided into 16 Paddocks, securely Fenced and well Watered, together with 8-roomed Dwelling House, .blacksmith Shop, installed Stable, Graiu Store, Shearing Shed, and Sheep Yards thereon. GRETA BANK FARM, 730 ACRES, subdivided into 10 Paddocks, .together with S-roomed Dwelling House, S-sUillcd Stable, Barn and Wool Shed thereon. The above Properties will be offered iu one Lot, and if no Buyer is found in this way, the FARMS will be offered separately, as described above. The Land is easily worked; no waste, and produces good Crops of Grain, Roots and Grass, and situated close to Ealing Railway Station. SHEEP: 1000 -J and -1-tooth \ and 3-I3RED E\\ES (ranis in loth April; 300 6-tooth \ and J-BIiED EWES (ranis in 15th April) 000 0 and 8-tooth 2-BRED EWES (rains iu I,3th April) 300 5-year-old 3-BRED EWES (ranis in lOtn April) 200 FAT LAMBS 500 FORWARD LAMBS. HORSES: BAY HARNESS MARE Bess, Syrs, thorough!v quiet BAY' HARNESS GELDING Tommy, aged, thoroughly quiet GREY HARNESS GELDING Dick, aged.- thoroughly quiet PIEBALD PONY HACK," Cocky, good jumper. CATTLE. 2 COWS, in full profit 1 SPRINGER, time about up 1 HEIFER, due to calve in August 1 HEIFER, 18 months. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES: 1 Drill (Farmers' Favourite) good as new, Duncan Discs, set Harrows (new), Swamp Plough, Masscy-H arris Grubber, Roller, set Chain Harrows, Dray and Frame, Turnip Cutter, 3 Sheep Feeders, '!<) chains Cyclone Sheep Fencing. 2 Stack Covers, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone. Side Saddle, Tools! Stakes, 3 stacks of Oatsheaf Chaff. Also, by permission of Messrs Marsh and Boyd. On account of Mr G. Spencer—--1 GIG (bv Baker and Brown) 1 BAY HARNESS MARE, 4yrs, quiet 1 CHESTNUT PONY. aged. On account of Mr Tarbotton—--3 DRAUGHT MARES, Syrs, good all work 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, (iyrs, good all work 1 DRAUGHT MARE, 4yrs, good all work. LUNCHEON PROVIDEI). J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. Salvage Stock. WE HAVE FOR SALE about 32 TONS best qualitv SOFT STEEL FENCING WIRE, slightly damaged by water, which we oiler as under:— 2 Tons No. 7 BLACK WIRE, at i"(j Ills per tun. Hi T,.us No. S. BLACK WIRE, at i'ij 10s per ton. 5 T»iis Ni.. !) BLACK WIRE, at XT per ton. 2 Tons \o. 7 GALV. WIRE, at 1:8 Ids per ton. li Tons No. S GALV. WIRE, at X'S Ids per li.n. 7 Tons N.». :> GALV. WIRE, at £0 oer ton. CANTERIU RV FARMERS" CO-OP ASSN.. LTD., TIMARI". f'iALL AND SEE THE SPECIAL DISPLAY OF LATEST MILLINERY. DAINTY NECKWEAR, CLONES, ETC. Millinery Classes Daily. NORA DENE. MILLINER, Loan and Mercantile Buildings.