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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13909, 21 May 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. MORTON AND PEARSON. cakvs tfrrace auctiox mart. ii ort o x ax D vr; a i; so x j_T_l_ sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, 22m1.. at 2 p. 111... POULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT AXD SI'XDRIES. ALSO PRIME MUTTON*. A large supply of Mutton will bo offered, ami must all lie cleared owing to Monday being a holiday. MORTOX and PEARSON. Morton & Pearson AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, LAND, HOUSE AXD GEX ER AL C( ).M MI SSI OX AGENTS, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AXD POULTRY SALESMEN. FARM, 5:3 ACRES, divided int.. 7 paddocks, 5-roomed house. stables, elialf shed. cow shed, pigstyes, etc.; 25 acres 111 stubble, balance grass, handy to Tiniaru. £25 per acre. 300 ACRES, splendid land, divided into 3 paddocks, and never-failing supply of water, within Lali-iuile of railway station, school, etc., up-to-date house, and ground exceptionally clean and in great heart, winters 400 ewes. Price £l4 per acre. £I6OO casii, balance easv terms. HANDY LITTLE FARM OF 23 ACRES, divided into -1 paddocks, orchard, granary, stables, trap shed, piggeries, etc. Snug house <>f -I rooms, surrounded by plantation. Land clean and in excellent- heart, splendidly watered. Price i'o-10. House alone worth £'2so. FARM OF 200 ACRES, leasehold; divided into 7 paddocks, plenty water; 120 acres being ploughed for wheat, 38 acres in turnips and rape, close to school, store. etc., and handy to Timarn. Lease three years to run. Rental 20s. Full particulars from MORTON AND PEARSON. '■ We hold several good properties for exchange. MORTON AND PEARSON, CAIN'S TERRACE AUCTIOX MART. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN.. TATTERSALL'S OOUTH CANTERBURY HORSE O MARKET. SATURDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES. Account Mr A. L. Barker, Winchester — DRAUGHT .MARE, oyrs old, good in all wort' DRAUGHT GELDING, 4yrs old, by Bold Briton, Jiood in all work DRAUGHT GELDING, 3yrs old, by Bold Briton, good in all work (All good horses.) Account Mr T. T. Brosnahan — Pair BLACK GELDINGS, 3vrs, by Phaethon; a good match, awl just handled BROWN FILLY, 4vrs, by Mambrino King; <juiet in saddle and harness. Account Mr R. Gawn, Deer Park, Mosgiel—--12 CLYDESDALE FILLIES and GELDINGS, 3 to syrs old: gorxl sorts. Account Mr James Beattie, AYinchester — CLYDESDALE GELDING. 4yrs old: a good stamp, and staunch in all work. Account Mr John Sims. Fairlie—--4 CLYDESDALE MARES, ag4yrs: two by Challenger, and two by Surprise: straight out of work, and for absolute sale 1 GOOD BUGGY MARE. Account- Mr .James Hvland — I UPSTANDING GELDING. syrs old ; quiet in harness. Account Mr R. Xorrish— PAIR CARRIAGE _ HORSES, mare and gelding. 5 and 6 yrs. guaranteed sound and good in all work. 2 DRAUGHT GELDINGS, (5 yrs. staunch and good in all work 1 LIGHT DRAUGHT GELDING, •» vrs, good in all work. 1 LIGHT DRAUGHT MARE, 7 yrs, good in all work. J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer. Salvage Stock. WE TLA YE FOR SALE about 32 TONS best finality SOFT STEEL FENCING A\ IRE, slightly damaged bv water, which we ofi'er as under:---2 Tons No. 7 BLACK WIRE, at i'G 10s per ton. 10 Tons No. 8 BLACK WIRE, at £(j iOs per toil. 5 Tons Xo. 0 BLACK Wi HE, at £7 per ton. 2 Tons No. 7 GALY. WIRE.-at £8 lO.s per ton. G Tons N». S GALY. WIRE, at £8 10s per ton. 7 Tons No. GALY. WIRE, at £0 per ton. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. LTD., TIMARU. TY Ii O L TEA ROOMS \ HAY'S BUILDINGS. 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Daily. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Baturdny. Light luncheons snd ghim,* from 12 to ii. The Elevator is now Running and Patrons may avoid the stair*. looms are available for "Afternoons' or -"Evenings" by arrangement.