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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13937, 24 June 1909, Page 8

AUCTIONEER#. DALQETY AND CO., LTD. STUDHOLME SALEYARDS. FRIDAY., --'".tli .7UNE. JpTJESF.XT ENTRIES r-oniprisr—--2uo 2-TOOTII iJ-Fili F.I) EWES, in la nil) 400 4-YEAR-OLD ! and 2-BRED EWES in lamb 31)0 F..M. '.-BRED EWES C) FAT LAMBS «;<> FAT EWES :$ PRIME FAT STEERS I'RI.ME FAT HEIFERS 1 FIRST-CLASS SPRINGER. DALCETY A- CO.. LTD. PLEASANT POINT SALEYARDS. MONDAY, t?Sth JUNE. )RESENT ENTRIES— Account Tekapo Station —■ 1500 4 and U-TUOTH WETHERS. OTHER ENTRIES—--220 LAMBS, mixed sexes ISO FAT EWES 30 COWS AND SPRINGING HEIFERS, 3 and 4 year-old 10 YOUNG CATTLE, well-bred. DALGETY &■ CO., LTD. Oalgety & Co., Ltd, TIMARU, WAIMATE, GERALDINE gOLE AGENT— Qaibell's Famous Sheep I)ipa. Murray's Improved Lever Woolpresses. Alelotte, the King of Cream Sepa rators. Fison's High-grade Manures. Onr New Season'a biiipment of Fison'B SPECIAL GRAIN FERTILISER in now to hand. Clients can rely on their orders receiving prompt despatch ON SALE1 — SEED WHEAT. SEED OATS. SEED CAPE BARLEY. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Geneial Farm Requirements, Manurae all classes, Horse Covers, Oils. Rock Salt, Agricultural bait Coarse Salt. Dalgety & Co., Ltd. CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN.. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE ..N EA It MUKVEN. TUESDAY, JULY Gth. WE have been instructed l>v Mr Wm. Scott, who has given up his Native Leases, to offer Aor l-.\Rh-SEKYED SALE, the whole of his STOCK AND I IMPLEMENTS, coiisistiii" of HORSES CATTLE, AND I.M PLEMENTS. Full Particulars later. I). A. MORGAN. Auctioneer. NOTE.—Mr Scott is noted throughout the district for the «|ii;ilitv of his Draught. Stock, ami Farmers would do well to hear that Sale ill mind. BINDER TWINE. IT HAVING BEEN REPORTED to us that a rumour is being circulated among the Farmers ol this District that there is to he a rise in the price of BINDER TWINE for next season, we wish to notify our Shareholders and the Public generally that v>'e have secured full supplies of ANDREWS AND MADDREN'S TWINE, And will protect our clients against any attempt to increase the prii>e beyond the present quotations, which will be the same as last season. CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. J. P. NEWMAN, General Manager. MORTON AND PEARSON. Morton & Pearson AUCTIONEERS. PAR M S FOR SAL E . 80 ACRES Freehold, 9 paddocks, oroomed dwelling, outbuildings, complete, 2 acres orchard. A real good larm, in splendid order. Prico, £2i per acre. Terms arranged. Also leasehold of 51 acres, rental 13s. No. 04 •20 ACRES Freehold, y paddocks, 0roomed house, with outbuilding*, all iu splendid order, handy to railway and market. This is a splendid little propony. Rich land, and excellent water supplv. Price £"Toll. Easy t'.riu.s. No. G3 27 ACRES, 1.i.p., 4 paddock.--, oroomed house, stables, grain sheds, pigstyes, cow byres, etc., close to school and creamery. Full particulars ->n application. Terms arranged. No. 02 20 ACRES, 1.i.p., new 4-roomed house, all conveniences, outbuildings, etc., good clean land, plenty of water, close to railway station. Rent &s. Full particulars on application. No. 2!Jb MALT BY AVENUE—New dwelling of 5 rooms, verandah, a well-built house on i-acre section, splendid view, and lies well to the sun. Price £SOO. Terms arranged. No. 00 WAI-ITI ROAD —4-roomed house, in perfect order, built on .l-acre, h. :md c. water, bathroom, outbuildings, orchard and garden. A splendid property. Price £650, small 'deposit. No. 5S We have many other Farms and Town Properties on our lists, iii-.-l'idiiig Uoardinghouses and a Fir>t-i lass Grocery Business for a practical man with small capital. MORTON AND PEARSON, CAIN'S TERRACE AUCTION MART.