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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14658, 27 January 1912, Page 8

OALGETY AHO CO., L7D. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION SATURDAY, 3rd FEBRUARY, AT OUR SALE ROOMS, TTMARU. ORARI TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Slable-s. et;.. and 23 ACRES 2 Roods 15 Porches of Splendid Rich Land. ho Hotel is Inii't of Brick, and s the Orari Railway Station, and close to racocotir.-c. The- Property was owned by the law Samuel Broadly, and is occupied bv Mr William Quirk, but is being sold by order of the Mortgagees. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers. For further particulars apply TRIPP AND ROLLESTON, Solicitors. SALE OF SUPERIOR FLOCK SHEEP AT EALLNG. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Ist. ~\,f R JOHN WJTHELL has mstntc--iY.i. tod us to Sell by Auction, nt lvis Homestead Yards, Eulinrr, en abovo dato, the following WELL BRED FLOCK SHEEP, viz'.— 4500 HALFBRED EWES, ■{, 6 and 8-tooths 200 HALF-BRED EWES, 2-tcoths 600 HALFBRED EWES, failing mouths 3000 LAMBS, mixed sexes 3000 I- and j-BRED WETHERS \ This Sale offers an excellent opportunity to Farmers and others of securing well-bred half-bred Sheep. The Ewes are practically the whole of the .Half-bred Fleck. Owing to the Estate being offered for sole in handysized Farms, Mr Wit-hell intends keeping the Corriedalo Stud Flock only. Sale at 1.30 p.m. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Auctioneo: Dafoetv & Co., ARE PRINCIPAL AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS used by the Leading Breet throughout New Zealand and Australia. j Quibell Dipped Wool secured Highest Prices' at last W : ool Sale. j Prices and further Particulars ou DALGETY & CO., CANTERBURY FaHMERS' ASSN. MONDAY, 29th JANY. .ccomit Jlr James Wood—--50 FAT LAMBS. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. Auctioneers. TUESDAY, 30th JAN. 30 FAT EWES ~ 10 FAT EWES 100 FAT LAMBS /Various lots) 2 FAT HEIFERS J 8 YOUNG CATTLE 3 SPRINGERS 25 STORE PIGS. j Account of a Client— I FARM DRAY and FRAME, '> inch axle, in good order 2 MASSEY-HARRIB REAPER; and BINDERS. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. Auctioneers. TS7TS are now BOOKING, ORL'ERS TV for BINDER TWINE for the coming Harvest, and have pleasure in notifying our Shareholders and Client; that we hold Largo Stocks of the wellknown Andrews' and Maddren's Binder Twins These Twines have given universal satisfaction in the past, and we have every confidence in stating that bott are eqnal ic length and strength tc that previously supplied. Good Twin! is invaluable to all Farmers when bus* m the .harvest field, so in bookint youi Orders with us Clients may' star! cutting with tho full assurance thai they can cut and tie their crons without stoppage. Inferior Twine, though cheap, i; ready more expensive to the Farmei tnan the first quality well-made twine (is the stoppages caused through th( Xwna break ng and the loose Sji-eavet to be hand-tied, costs the farmer c good deal more than the slight extn cost of Andrews' and Maddren's Co-op Twine ovor tho price tf the inferioi Twine. BOTH ANDREWS' and MADDREN'S CO-OP. TWINS Are to be had from Canterbury Farmers' Co-op-Association, Limited' I TIMARU, jYfAIAIATE, GERALDINFh, FAIRLIfi