AUCTIONEERS. CUINNESB AND LeCREN, LTD., ALBCJtY .SALE. MONDAY NEXT. jpRJBSENT ENTRIES—--300 FAT and FORWARD RAPE LA MRK 60 PRIME FAT LAMBS SPECIAL ENTRY: Account Mr Jl. A. In lies-Jon 03 (who lias sold liis farm) — 850 FAT and FORWARD RAPE LAMBS (in lota to suit) Further Entries Invited. GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Auctioneers. Binder Twine. Guinness and LeCREN, ltd., have pleasure in announcing that they have been appointed SOLE AGENTS for SOUTH CANTERBURY for MADDREN'S co-op. binder TWINE. Tho reason for MADDREN'S Twine being branded "CO-OP." is that it is now manufactured under tlio supervision of the N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn , Ltd., of Christchurch That HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY attained in past seasons wi'l bo MORE THAN MAINTAINED this A POST-CARD WILL BRING QUOTATIONS. SAMPLE BALES ON VIEW at GUINNESS AND LaCREN, LTO.i TIMARU. TOP PRICEB FOP WOOL Were cbtained, ia the Season 1909-10. by users of LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. AT Wool-sales held in ChriEtcuurch, Dunedin, Invercargill, Timaru, and Wellington; also the NEW ZEALAND RECORD' PRICE, viz 16ld per lb, secured by Mr J. E. Simpkinson, at Christchuicb, m NoRECORD AVERAGE PRICE, for the whole Clip, obtained by Mr J. A. Pannett, at Dunedin, in December, 1909 AT THE LONDON WOOL SALES of the s\me season. Sir Rupert Clarke, of Bolinda Vale, Victoria, obtained in January, 1910, for Greasy Wool whicr had been dipped in LITTLE'S POWDER DIP, the wonderful price of 19jU per lb, which is believed to be the WORLD'S RECORD PRICE. Sole Agents for South Canterbury, GUINNESS AND LE CRENj LTD. RICH WHEAT GROWING AND SHEEP FATTENING FARM. CRICKLEWOOD. Guinness and LeCREN, ltd , have been instructed by Mr James Corbett (who has purchased a largo property) to SELL by private treaty his farm containing: — •289 ACRES, L.I.P. (999 YEAR'S). Rent 2s lOd less 10 per oont. All rich wheat growing ar.d sheep fattening land in 9 paddocks, good fences, permanent water in each. Iresent cropping 30 acres wheat, 20 oats, 60 turnips, 100 acres 1 and 2 years grass, balance in English grasses and ° "THE LAND is very clean and in great heart, grows 40 bushels wheat and 80 bushels oats to acre, carries 2 ewes and fattens all lambs. THE BUILDINGS comprise sisroomed house, wash-house, dairy, men s room, 4 stalled stable, chaff-house, implement shed, loose box, cowshed, pigstye, sheep yards, situate one milo from Cricklewood railway station, school and post office, 3 miles to Albury saleyards, adjoins main road and Tengawai river. For Price, Terms and further particulars, apply to: GUINNESS AND LeCREN, LTD., Land Salesmen, Timaru. THE MASTERPIECE OF MOTOR CYCLES. In the WELLINGTON-PALMfcRSTON RELIABILITY TRIAL, 200 Miles, ONE PREMIER STARTED out of 18 Competitors, and The Premier Gained FULL MARKS, tying with one other make. These Two Machines were the ONLY ONES TO FINISH without losing marks. Coll and inspect THE PREMIER, Ol write for Catalogue!. K. J. RANDRUP, OYOLF '.GENT. S. Mcßride, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR. LARGE CHOICE IN LOCAL AND IMPORTED STONES MODERATE PRICES. Marble and Granite Monuments from Scotch and Italian Quarries. Note Address: SOPHIA STREET, TIMARU. (Owwsite Wreck Monument.)
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14353, 27 January 1911, Page 8
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