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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 7 April 1927, Page 16

CANT. FARMERS’ COtOP., ASSN. CLEARING SALE AT HUNTER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1927. At 11.15 a.m. ON ACCOUNT MR K. W. MERCER. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ 1 CO-OP.. ASSOCIATION LTD., have received instructions from MR K. W. MERCER, to sell at his homestead, on the above date, by Public Auction, and without reserve, the whole of his LIVE & DEAD STOCK AND PLANT, comprising: HORSES. 9 Draught Mares and Geldings, ages from 4 years to aged, all good sorts and straight out of hard work. 1 3-year Gelding, unbroken. CATTLE. . . 6 Milch Cows in profit and due in spring. 1 Store Cow. 4 Shorthorn Heifer Calves. 1 Shorthorn Bull. SHEEP. 23 4 Full and Failing-Mouth X-bred EWES. 23 M.S. LAMBS. 5 B.L. and 4 E.L. RAMS. PIGS. 1- Sow, with litter. 2 Well-Bred Breeding Sows. 6 Store Pigs. 1 Purebred Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr J. Briggs. IMPLEMENTS. 2 McCormick Binders in good order, Farm Dray and Frame, Spring Dray, Tip Dray, B. and McD. D.F. Plough, 3-furrow Disc Plough with Grader attachment, Swamp Plough in tip-top order, P. and D.D. Combined Drill with patent cover, 1 Superior Drill, Good Travelling Hut on Wheels, 2 Sets 6-leaf Harrows and Bar, Set 3-leaf Grub Harrows and Bar, Portion of B. and McD. D.F. Plough, Set P. and D.D. Discs, Ransome 17-tine Grubber, Duncan Grubber, Tripod Harrows 12ft by 4ft, 11-tine Hustler, Horse Feeder, Sheep Feedex*. HARNESS, ETC. 8 Sets Collars, Hames and Winkers, 2 Cart Saddles and Breechings, 5 Sets Leading Harness, 9 Horse Covers, 6-horse Yoke, 8 Sets 'Chains, Single Trees, Double do., 3,4, 5, and 6liorse do., 400 Empty Sacks, Large Quantity Oat Sheaf Chaff, Wire Netting, Fencing Tools, Posts, Stakes and Wide Range of Useful Farm Tools and Sundries. NOTE. —The above list is (as mentioned in the supei-scription), being offered for absolutely genuine sale, and presents a first class opportunity for those desirous of purchasing tiptop horses and first class farm implements. Lunchean will be served at 10.45, and the sale will commence at 11.15 a.m. CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP., ASSN., Auctioneers, Waimate. £VA N S AND BULL J. R. EVANS ROLAND BULL (Licensed Land Broker.) (Established 1881.); FOR SALE BY THE MORTGAGEE. (One of the Largest Institutions in New Zealand), and must quit. 900 ACRES IN 1 OR 2 BLOCKS. 40 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH. 1. 500 ACRES First Class Sheep and Cattle Counti-y, half rich, black silt, balance good downs, suitable for any class of farming. Should carry easy 10 00 ewes. 5 Rooined House, stable, wool shed, dip, yards, etc. £l6/11/2 per acre. Terms, say, £IOOO down, balance 6 per cent. 5 years. 2. ' 400 ACRES, 2 roomed whare, adjoins above. Similar to above, with 80 acres splendid swamp. Should carry 800 ewes, besides cattle. £l7/13/6 per acre. Terms, say, £IOOO down. This farm must be seen to be appreciated. An inquiry costs nothing, and it is being sold at far below its market value, but it has got to go. Write or call. NOTE THE PRICE. i MILE FROM STATION & SCHOOL 17 MILES OUT. 182 ACRES, 999 Years Government Lease (L.1.P.). Rent £2/7/8 half-yearly. 12 acres in gi’ass, 3 acres potatoes, 2 acres mangolds, and carry 6 or 6 cows. 4-Roomed House, cowshed (concreted), etc. Well sheltered. A gift at £575. Terms, say, £2OO down. A further 20 acres can be leased if wanted. Write or call. ' 41/48. EASY TERMS. 17 ACRES between Ranglora and the North Road, good little mixed farm. House 5 rooms, etc. £1326. Terms £2OO down or offer. Inspection invited. EVANS AND BULL, 63 Cathedral Square, CHRISTCHURCH.

T R. LACK, PEEL STREET, GERALDINE. LICENSED LAND AGENT. FREEHOLD FARM, 500 ACRES. 7 roomed dwelling, all conveniences, garage, dairy, stable, wool shed and yards. Land now in order to carry up to 900 ewes. Half mile from railway and school. £ISOO cash required. Further particulars on application. 445 ACRES FREEHOLD, 6 roomed dwelling, sheds, etc. PRICE, £I4OO. £660 cash. Agent for D. C. Turnbull and Co., buyers of wheat, oats, seeds, etc. Orders taken for manures, grass and clover seeds, cornsacks, etc. Agent South British Insurance Co. DAIRY FARMERS. PROGRESSIVE FARMERS everywhere In South Canterbury have recognised the value of sending their Cream to the Alpine Dairy Co. More and more they realise how essential it is to get fair treatment. There are no two ways about it: You must participate in bigger profits if you patronise this progressive Dairy Co. Start the new season by sending your Cream to-day. Our lorries are collecting in every district all the year round. We always pay out the highest possible price for butter fat. We are dally adding satisfied suppliers to our books. Why not you? Write Box 63. Ring 522 or call. We are also Buyers of Prime Bacon Pigs. ALPINE DAIRY CO., LTD. JOAORI’HILU TIMAIHr.