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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16801, 3 April 1919, Page 12

CANT.. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. ' COMPLETE CLEARING SALE. FOR, MR FRED. HARVEY, ST. ANDREWS. THURSDAY, 10th APRIL, 12 Sharp, J- CO-OPERATivib ASSN:,'*LTD: have received instructions from MR FR.ED. HARVEY (consequent on having sold his Farm) tt> Sell 'by Public Auction, WITHOUT- RESERVESHEEP.- -:■}.■: , 440 FAT and FORWARD WETHERS HQRSES: 2 DRAUGHT MARES (aged) " 2 DRAUGHT, GIJLDINGS 9. and 10 years ••.■.;.'"■■■ " • . . cattle! 2 FAT COWS 2 HEAD YOUNG CATTLE, '.; ■IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES. IFarm Dray and .Frame, M.H. Bin- . der, D.F. Plough, 1 Set Discs,! Grubber (N.D.'I. 3-i'urrow Disc _. j Plough -(Ransom)., 1 Set Fiveleaf Harrows, Road Plough-, 2 Sheep Feeders 7 .Rolls Sheep . . Netting, Stakes. Posts and Wire. ' .;' ' Wheelbai-row, Grindstone, Har- .'-., . pess for all Horses, Yokes, Riding Sad-die'. Bridle, • and,, largo , quantity ".'-of Sundries: '■ '■ : y FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. -■i Y LUNCHEON/ PROVIDED. : CANT. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN.. .. . . '. . Auctioneers. PLEASANT POINT FARM, ; : A ftp. 'ACRES, FREEHOLD, situated +LUU .only 2} miles from Pleasant Point Railway Station and Saleyards, ideal position, warm and sunny. *.- Ttfe land has all been carefully farmed, and in in great heart; grows heavy crops :cf. grain and roots and is splendid grass land, 11 paddocks and-'well watered. -

PRICE £2B PER ACRE. Easy-.Terms Arranged. •' The house, and buildings are exceptionally good, ' comprising &>-roomed liouse, bathroom, li.c. water, >\\i conveniences, wnsh-hous<v dairy, shearing, implement shed, stable, trap sned, motor shed, yards, etc. Very fine garden and oreh.ird, all beautifully sheltered. '.'■'.. . Anyone looking for a nice olefin farm with.attractive house and garden should inspect as soon< as possible. A BARCAIN. QQQ ACRES, FREEHOLD. fj«h f r eo [6OO foamy soil, about 80 Acres lighter land that grows: up to 90 bushels oats per acre, and heavy crops of wheat and roots, all level, sub-: divided: into 10 paddocks, permanent ;wr.ter in' - -• '■ . \ . Situctpd about'.e miles from Raflway Stntion, Temuka distnet, cfese to School and' Post. ; PRICE £l3 10s PER ACRE. .. i . '> Buildings' comprise 6-roonted house, stable,, granary, and motor shed. This estate is being sold to close estate. CHEAP FARM, qA A ACRES, sitnated about 7 miles OU4: from, Fai.rlifej.bi-igiriall.v part of the well known Allaridnle Estate; All splendid , wheat growing, downs, excellent grazing country, 5 paddock*, permanent water in each, 15 Acres turnips, 10 Acres rape and grass, balance English grass -, and stubble. PRICE £l3 PER ACRE. A'oout £I4OO Cash necessary. Well liuHt'4-roomed house, practically •new stable, "granary,: trapshed, vards, A "ery low price has been fixed on this fnrm, as tlie. Trustees desire to wind up the estate. SHEEP FARM. A(\(\ ACRES, FREEHOLD, fill 4LUU splendid low lying downs, lying well to the sun, watered by permaneut streams, carrying 650 sheep and 60 head large 'cattle,' situated about 8 miles from Railway Station, close to school." 30 Acres turnips and grass, 20 Acres rape,' 10 Acres swedes, subdivided iinto 20 paddocks, all.well fenced. New 4-rpomed House, plastered, h.c. water; dairy, large stables, r oarn, cowshed, young orchard. PRICE £l3 PER ACRE. Terms arranged. GOOD MIXED FARM. i)Q4 ACRES, LJ.P., situated j n the /wo4l Pleasant Point district, rental 5/6, all good -jyheat growing downs, excellent fattening lnnd, no place where sheep do better, subdivided into 7 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 20 Acres rape, balance English grass, large proportion young. PRICE £2BOO. Goodwill. Terms arranged. Well bwlt 5-roomed liouse, stable, implement shed; granary, motor shed, fitc. garden and orchard, all beautifully sheltered. I ■ CANTERBURY FARMERS' CO-OP. Aim.,..

THE PLACE FOR YOUR REFRESHMENTS IS THE CAROLINE BAY TEA ROOMS, EVERYTHING OF THE BEST IN IDEAL SURROUNDINGS". LUNCHEON-12 to 2 Daily TEAS—From 5 o'clock. " MORNING OR AFTERNOON TEA on tho Verandah, looking out. on th<s Pacific, is a luxury that • everyone enjoys. MR DE LATOUR'S ORCHESTRA on Thursday Afternoons. CONFECTIONERY. SPADES and SEASIDE PLATTHINGS for the Children. MISS ROBB, Proprietress. MR WILLIAM GREENE, ARTIST (Melbourne and London), ['AS resumed Teaching at the '. ■ nicnl School. Lessons in 'Oil, Water Colour and Pastel Painting, Landscape Figure and Animals, Sketching from Nature. Terms and particulars from: THE DIRECTOR, Technical School. cl\ I\RE S Extra Strong Rerrulainitx Pills .no stocked bv Chemists .-mil Ororeis throughout the Dominion. 5a 6d per bos.