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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 8 October 1926, Page 16

G. C, MARTIN, FAIRLIE. FINAL REMINDER, CLEARING SALE. OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. . AND SALE OF PROPERTY. AT FAIRLIE. ON ACCOUNT ;MR J. DOUGLAS, At his Residence (wet or fine). TO-MO It K 6 W .. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, At 2 p.m. The Property will be offered 3 p.m. For Full Particulars see last Wednesday’s “Herald.’’ G. C. MARTIN, Auctioneer. S.C. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. pLEASANT POINT - SALE. . MONDAY, OCTOBER 11. 100 FAT EWES. ' 50 FAT AVETHERS. 100 EWES AND LAMBS.. 50 WETHER HOGGETS. .5 CATTLE. 1 2-row Mangel and Swede Drill in good order. 1 3-furrow Plough.

S.C. STOCK AUCTIONEERS’ ASSN. ILLIAM M. COTTERELL, PROPERTY SALESMAN. Opposite G.P.0., TEMUKA. Private ’Phone 140. Office 188. DAIRY FARM TO LEASE. 65 ACRES, heavy dairying and cropping land. Rental £2 10/- per acre. Crops consist of wheat, oats, potatoes and mangolds. Very comfortable Five-Roomed House and good outbuildings. Situated handy to Temuka, and convenient to school and rail. At present carrying -90 ewes and 25 head of dairy cows. PRICE, Goodwill £SO. Crops at Valuation. The above property . is a great opportunity for a man with limited capital, ' SMALL HOLDINGS. 7: Sections, situated close to Temuka. Comfortable 4-Roomed House. PRICE, £650. Deposit £7O. 24,ACRES FREEHOLD, well grassed, fenced and watered. Modern 5-roomed Dwelling, well finished throughout. Outbuildings consist garage, byre, fowlhouse, pig sty, etc. Handy to school. PRICE, £750. Deposit £l5O. This property wintered 8 milch cows, and is a bargain at the price asked. CHRISTCHURCH PROPERTY FOR FARM. EXCHANGE, or Deposit on Farm Property, Modern . Five-Roomed House, Riccarton.BOARDINGHOUSE. FOR SALE. —Boarding House, 6 rooms, well furnished (7 permanent boarders). Full particulars on application. TO LET. — Comfortable 5-Roomed House, Temuka. .... WILLIAM M. COTTERELL, Agent Alliance Assurance.

HALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., TIMARU. BILL MOOSE LINSEED. BILL MOOSE LINSEED. , WE, as agents for the N.Z. CATTLECAKE AND OIL CO., LTD., AUCKLAND, Can arrange Growing Contracts for the above variety of Linseed. The Seed is supplied by the Com-, pany, and. the weight of same deducted from the Crop when Harvested. Full Particulars on Application to the Undersigned: DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., Timaru, Geraldine, Waimate. STUD NOTICES. J. H. MITCHELL’S STALLION LORD FABRIC. Will travel in the Makikilii, Otaio, Hunter, Hook, Waituna, and Studholme Districts this season. Sire —DUNURE FABRIC. Dam—MINNIE’S PRIDE. “LORD FABRIC,” 1964 Vol. S, N.Z.C.5.8., was foaled in 1922, and has rich dark brown hair. He is thick, weighty and well set on his legs, and should- breed good weighty horses.

His sire, Dunure Fabric, imp. (17860' C/5.8.)," is aekhdwledged to be one of the most successful sir.es imported to New Zealand. Dam, Minnie's Pride (1128 Vol. 2, N.Z.C.5.8.); sire, ‘‘Premier Montgomery"; g-dam. ■ “Minnewawa" (G.V.L.C. 679, Vol. 1); g-g-dam, ‘‘Nancy Lee of AVillowbank” (No. 12, Vol. 1); g-g-g-dam, “AVillowbank A r iolet” (No. 9, Vol. 1); g-g-g-g-dam, “Blinkbonnie” (16, A r ol. 1); g-g-g-g" g-dam, “Nell," by Emperor ( (SS, Vol. 1); g-g-g-g-g-g-dam, “Kate,” by Blackleg (imp.) (71. Vol. 1). “LORD FABRIC’S sire, ‘ Dunure Fabric," is got by that great breeding'-- horse “Dunure Footprint, who is acknowledged to be the best breeding horse in Scotland at the present time. TERMS: £2 12s Cd at end of season. and £2 12s Gd when mare proves in foal. Groomage fee 5s JAMES AVEIR, Groom-in-Charge. TO TRAVEL The Rosewill, Tvcho;. Totara Valley, Pleasant Point and Seadown Districts The Purebred Clydesdale Stallion NETHERTOX HERO ■ (1840) Volume 7. Sire Mavnard imp. (18197) (231) Dam Grove Shepherdess 430, by Shepherd King (16). 2nd dam Bella, by Hatfield (47), 3rd dam Kate, by Taieri Tom (449). NETHERTON HERO is a big upstanding, weighty, brown horse, showing plenty of quality and Clydesdale character. He has proved himself a good breeding horse; and a good foalgetter. He is half-brother to that good breeding horse, the late Bonnie Brydon. TERMS: 3 Guineas at end of season, and 3 Guineas when Mares prove in foal. All Mares sold or exchanged to be held as in foal as from first service. For further particulars apply to J. M. SMITH, Kakanui, North Otago. or R. JOHNSON, Groom-in-Charge,