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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14350, 16 November 1910, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS. CANTERBURY FARMERS* ASSN. CO STBT'KP.AN* SECTIONS FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. TTTE have receiver instructions VV from Messrs Rhodes Trustees, to Sell by Au^. .on on TO-MORROW. | At j TATTERSAI.L'S LAND SALS : ROOMS.. j 3* SECTIONS OF LANL, I the Township of V nshavke, -n Areas from 1 up tc 2S Acres. TERMS: 15 per cent. Cash. further a per j cont. end of each year. balance oth j year. Interest 5 per cent. j Also; — 1 Q SECTIONS OF LAND at fcalr--10 water Creek, in Areas from 2to 9 Acres TERMS: 15 T)i-r < ent a iurilu r ■» per cent, at th<_- end »»i each year, balance ill 0 years, interest 5 w cent. The Land is for ABSOLUTE SALE. Sale commences 2 p.m. Further Particulars from CANTY. FARMKRS' CO-OP. ASSN., NATIONAL MORT. A- A. COY., Joint Auctioneers. R. L. OR CELL, Agent. HANDY RESIDENCE FOR SALE. "TATTERSALLS" LAND SALE ROOMS. SATURDAY, li'th NOV. By Order of the Mortgagee. The canter bcry farmers' CO-OPERATIVE ASSN.. LID., have received instructions to sell by Public Auction (.m conjunction with tin- NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE. AGENCY CO.. LTD.). SECTION No. a. 13ailk St.. Timaru. containing: 10 Perches, havinu Sift frontage on liank Street, Sl'ft tlin depth, right-of-way on north siilo. 7-Roomod Stone Dwelling, v.itli bathroom, slate root, gas. end Blustered throughout ; also washhouso and other conveniences. Sale at 2.30 p.m. Molasses Fodder. HAVE JUST LANDED a Small Shipment of MOLASSES FODDER In a dry form, containing SO per cent. Pure Molasses, packed in Sacks of 2 cwt. each; price Gs Gd por cwt. This Food can bo to stock as easily as J3ay. Bran, Chaff, etc., or will mis roadilv with other foods. For Dairy Cous it 'is especially valuable. It greatly increases the yield of milk and improves- the quality. Dairymen and Farmers will find this High-class Food invaluable, especially during dry seasons. Obtainable from THE CANTERBURY FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSN., LTD. Murion's Sheep Dip, EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS. F. C. Twigsj. Km|.. .Pitlceti'pu, H. 8., •Sept. lrttb. I'.MO) says: "1 have used vntir Dip tor a number of years. It has given n;e very satisfactory results and is most reliable.' - C'. P. Brandon. Esa., To Putcre. Wain,a f August 2_ith, 1909) : " I have used Murton's Dij> for twenty-two years. It has always given every satisfaction." F. W. Peddle, Esq..Auckland (Sept. 3rd, 1910): " T iiave used Murton's Dip for fifteen years. It has given me ;guat satisfaction, killing all parasites '.and not injuring the wool." | rhos. Esq.. Koeke, i Rangitikei (August ISth. 1010): " ] i have it to he an excellent Dip, j which readily kills all vermin and im- ; Parts a luxurious gvmvth and adds a i lustre to the wool. I havo used it ten years." j S. Marshall. F.sq.. Rata (August o- between ten and eleven thousand sheep wit!-. 'Mutton's Dip' for a nuin--1 or of years. and it Ims always given satisr.u tion." S S. A.ldenbrooke, Esq. (Manga- ! mahu (August ITth. 1910): •'T have , used Murton's Champion Dip for fif- : t'-en years, and have always found it ; give every satisfaction. ' I find it J good "lso lor preserving skins, no vermin will touch thorn when onco painted. ' Agents for South Canterbury: CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP-ASSN., LTD. NEW SHIPMENT OF LISTER SEPARATORS, CHURNS. BUTTER WORKERS MILK COOLERS. \\ e can now supply all Orders taken at the Timaru Show-. We hare also been appointed A cent for the L.K.G. MILKING MACHINES. H. M. Stonyer, I AND AND MACIUNKfiV U.TVT ARCADE. TI.M.Ut L. '