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Timaru Herald, Volume CIII, Issue 15742, 28 August 1915, Page 16

AUCTIONEERS. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. [ P LEASAXT POINT SALEYARDS. MONDAY, AUGUST 30th. '2-, FAT EWES SO 3-BRED 2-TOOTI-l EWES in l:i nib (good). ER.ALiJ IN E S A I. EWEDNESDAY. SEPT. Ist. ■l'd FAT EWES Si) FAT WKTMERS .1-20 FAT and FORWARD -1 and GTOOTH WETHERS 100 .'-RR ED I and G-TOOTH "ft ETHEK< SO M>RED 2-TOOTH E\\ !;>. in lamb ■2llO -J-RRKI) FFLL MOUTH EWES in !a i n1) 13<i -Mil!!:.!) HOGGETS. ASHDYK E S A L E THURSDAY. SEPT. 2nd. Entries- Solitili>t!. ST. A N D R E AY S-.. S A. L E. FRIDAY, SEPT. 3rd. 50 FAT EWES 200 M.S. HOGGETS .150 F.M. E'WES in lamb .">(1 EWES in la mil <> I-i FAD MIXED CATTLE. CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers. CANTERBURY FARMERS' L'J-Uj j . ASSJI, J, 1M E-STONI: CO FN TRY. i-'KEEI i'JJjD. Miiunul i null.-.-, i rum j/ica.-jam loiiu. \i aiiii 300 ACRES iaiKl ; gl*o\VS ju>a\v crops oi cueac, oat*. r«ipc; uhm lnri 11 . J'no puit-f w iit?re cuOvp un n,- t n;.. i'orniuueiU \\iuoi". \\en ioueeu ami *ui>ui\ ku'it. «Ll i:.ioau mid 111 m-an. Ao JDUiiClnig*. ijiu jJuiiUing bUCs. P RICE, £IS PER ACRE. J t.K.U--, JfJlH.iO (.A. 1 ?!!. This make one oi tlio best i;i tin .-i in ."ou'in if mijiiovod niin ! ioils'■ and inn.dings. I SHEEP FARM. I | FREEHOLD, .situated 5 miles from | railway station, one mile J 400 ACRES from school. post and | telephone, daily mail ser- ; vice. All Hat ploughablc land, S padj docks, eacii watered by water races. | 00 acres in oats, 30 acres ploughed I for turnips, balance English grass. ! Grows splendid crops of swedes, rape and turnips. Ail warm country, ideal fattening farm. Good l-Roomed . House, scullery. washhouse, dairy, etc. Splendid water supply, stable, large, granary, blacksmith's shop, sheep yards, etc. House well sheltered; garden recenilv laid out. PRICK. £9 PFR ACRE. TERMS: £OSO Cash. Balance can I remain 6 years al 5 per cent. j EXCEPTIONAL YAI.FF. FREEHOLD. siiiiated S miles from railway station, about 25 , «60 ACRES miles from Timaru, conJ veirient to school. 230 acres fiat. balance ea>y downs. all lying beautifully id the sun. V>"arm sweet. liinesione Formation. with plenty of cocksfoot and clover. The downs carried 00(1 ewes all last dry I .season, and did theni well. I lie property 4 .-will carry SOD ewes, and the j lambs- could be fattened with a reasonI ab'e amount H rape and turnips. Permanent water all over the property. Subdivided into 5 paddocks. 50 acres in wheat. 7 acres in oats, balance 3-year-o'd and voting gra.?s. Whare with stove, stable, feed room, vards. etc. PRICK. !:I! PER ACRE. TERMS. £BSO Cash. This is one of .the best little Sheep Farms on the market. T ST-TEF.P FARM. FREEHOLD. >itinned in warm vallev 0\ miles iroin railway sla--650 ACRES tiou anil saleyards. "about. 30 miles from Timaru. Ideal sheep country, lying beautifully to the sun. 1I- paddocks, splendidiv watered by permanent creeks and .springs. 50 acres oats, .) acres wheat, 40 acres ready to sow. The turnips now being fed off will .show what the farm will grow. Carrying capacity 800 to 1000 ewes, and will fatten the lambs. Has carried 1400 .sheep all last dry .season. _2-Roomcd Cottage. Stable, Shed, Yards, good young Orchard. PRICE. £9 PER ACRE. TERMS. X." 1000 Cash. Balance at 5 per cent. The sole reason For selling is that the owner's son is going to the war ' The above low price has been fixed for a quick sale. CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. TIMARU. TINWALD YARDS SALE. TUESDAY NEXT, AUG. "31st. VE will :j!Ter. on account of a client •who is givi'ng up dairying: 20 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, springing to third calf, September calvc-r.s. 6 SELECTED HEIFERS, due October (a well-bred lot). N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., Auctioneers. (""IHRONIO Coughs. ; —lf .you have not .J tried Moko, do so; it's, a specific. Sold everywhere. Is 6d,.