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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14393, 7 January 1911, Page 8

.AUCTIONEERS CANTERBURY FARMERS' ASSN. P, L E AS A N T I' 0 I N T. MOXDAYi Oth JANUARY*.... . 100 FAT LAMBS 80 FAT LAMBS 50 FAT LAMBS , 23 FAT 14 FAT LAMBS 9 FAT EWES .10 FAT EWES 144 FAT and FORWARD EWES 140 GOOD RAPE LAMBS. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers. TATTERSALL'S CJOUTH CANTERBURY HORSE O MARKET. TO-DAY. OUR ENTRIES Comprise:— 22 DRAUGHT LIGHT HARNESS and HACKNEY HORSES. »" I , Account .Mr Harry Soott: Yv AGOON (new boxes, new axles, ami new tvres) SPRING CART. Account of. Mr J. Lumsden: — 1 BAY .TROTTING MAIIE, "Cabbngi- Tree." .1 GlG,.nearly new, and Harness. On Account of a Client, at 12 o'clock sharp—--6 SHARES in C.F.C.A. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. 5 Auctioneers. b , sale by Public auction. HORSES AND CONTRACTORS' PLANT. . UNDER BILL OF SALE. THURSDAY, 12th JANUARY, 1510. f\"£7E SHALL SELL by Public Auc- \ v ticn—under powers contained in Bill'of Sale—-on the property, ir.tuate at corner of Otipua and College Roads, Timaru, the- wliolo of the undermentioned HORSES AND PLANT:— HORSES. Bay Gelding " Toby," Bay Gelding ' " Prince," Chestnut Mare "Pride,"' Black Gelding "Diclc," ■ —Bay Gelding "Nuggett," Chestnut '-Golding "Nugget," Eay * Gelding "Billy," Bay , Gelding ' Grey Gelding " Punch," .Dark '""•Tom," Black Marfe " Jrss," Chestnut Maro "Bell," Bay Mare "Bell, V Bay Mare "Mag,' Ronn Mare "Roany," Bay - - Gilding "Nugget,." Bay Gelding "Clyde," 1 Harness Gelding. ~ IMPLEMENTS, ETC. 8 Tip Ddays, Spring Dray, 7 Sets '■ Shaffe Harness, 9 Sets Leading Harness, Spring Dray Harness, 6 Horse Bos Waggon, 3 Scoops, 2 Wheel Scoops, 2 Road Ploughs, 3 Wheel Barrows, 1 Digging Plough, Blocks and Chains, Portable Forge, Picks and Shovels, Swingle Trees, Plough Blocks and Chains, Harrows • and Trees,' Tarpaulin, Spare Harness and Sundries. . Sale at 1 p.m. . CANT.' FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., \. .. Auctioneers. Murton's Sheep Dip, EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS. W. H. Hodson, Esq., Richmond, Nelson,* August 13th, 1910. —1 have used "Murfo.n's -Sheep ' Dip" for many years, and perhaps the fact of obtaining top prices for my clips in the London market is the best testimonial 1 cais.igive.:_ . . John Muir, Esq., Fortification, August' 30th, 1909.—"Re Murton's Dip: The sheep are thoroughly clean froom Ticks and-'Lice. My clip brought top price through the whole of the Invercargill series of wool'sales." T.r .Vv Nutsford, Esq:, Paparoa, loth August,-J.910. Murton's Sheep Dip.— I have used this Dip for the last 20 rears:' It kills all ticks and eggs, and improves the wool of the sheep so much that everybody admires them. At times I have been persuaded to use other dips, but always fall back to Murton's. : " . From 'H.' A. Torr, Esq., Ruawai, Auckland, ; 9th August, 1910.—1 used Murton's Sheep Dip last season, and am very'pleased with it; My sheep are very, clean, and in spite of the abnormally. wet season we are having, the wool is in. splendid condition. Neil '.Wallace, Esq., Willowbank, Eskdale, H.B.—For the last 16 years I. have used none other than your Dip on my sheep, dipping about 6000 annually.' -It-is easily mixed, always uniform in strength, and destroys all ticks and lice. - ; Amongst the high prices realised for wools treated with Murton's Dip, those obtained for the "Hiku," "Bee." and ••Titi" clips (from WaiaßU District, wools- fetched up to 10tel. 15Jd, and Isd respectively, for greasy crossbred. i _ CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, Agents for South Canterbury. WE ARE NOW BOOKING ORDERS - - FOR: ANDREWS' BINDER TWINE. CORNSACKS, ex Ship or ex Store. ANCLO, - CONTINENTAL SUPER- : PHOSPHATE. JAPANESE SUPERPHOSPHATE. CALCUTTA BONEDUST. CALVERT'S CO-OPERATIVE DIP, in drums 3s per gal:, Casks 2s 9d per gal. COOPER'S POWDER DIP at special rate for Public Dips. HICHLAND. DIP. MURTON DIP. tfULE' STOCK OF RAPE AND •TURNIP SEEDS. Canterbury Farmer®' Cooperative Assn., Ltd, J, P. NEWMAN, General Manager* TARNISBTNE," the Brilliant Polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Earnest, Quickest. Brightest, 6<J per