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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 30 April 1927, Page 16

I CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP., ASSN. SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES. We havo for Private Sale, on Account of MESSRS HEARN BROS., Rangitata—--1 BAY GELDING, 3yrs (unbroken) . 1 BROWN FILLY, 2yns (unbroken) . 1 BAY GELDING “Dick,” 3yrs. (broken to chains and lias been in shafts) 1 BAY GELDING “Dandy,” 3yrs. off (Chains). 1 BAY MARE, ‘Dolly,” in Foal 1 BAY GELDING. “Prince,” Byri. (all chain work). 1 BAY GELDING, “Jimmy,’ Byrs. A.W. All sound and guaranteed workers; ca:i bo seen working on farm. CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. ACCOUNT MESSRS BROWN BROS. MAIN SOUTH ROAD, MORVEN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927. At 11 a.m. THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ 1 CO-OP. ASSOCIATION LTD., have received instructions from Mish's 11. an 1 G. BROWN who are dissolving Partnership, to sell by Public Auction and Without Reserve the whole ol their LIVE AND DEAD STOCK AND PLANT, including--HORSES. 2 DRAUGHT MARES, 4 off, by Bold Review, All Work 1 DRAUGHT MARE, aged, _ hv Square Ronald, in foal to Scotland’s Hero 1 DRAUGHT MARE, 7 years, byBaron Bold, in foal to Scotland's Hero, All Work. 1 DRAUGHT MARE, 7 years, stinted to Black Douglas, all work. 1 DRAUGHT FILLY, 3 off, by Eiddlewood Topline, Chains. 2 DRAUGHT FILLIES, vising 3 years (Registered) Broken to Chains. 1 DRAUGHT FILLY, rising 2 years, bv Eiddlewood Tonhne. 2 'DRAUGHT GELDINGS, aged, all work. COLLARS, ITAMES, WINKERS, AND COVERS FOR ALL WORKING HORSES. CATTLE. 1 MILCH COW, in profit, due m Spring 2 MIL Cl I COWS in Profit, ana not in Calf 2 HEIFER CALVES, 1 STEER CALF. PIGS. 2 STORE PIGS. IMPLEMENTS. Massey Harris Combined Graiu, Turnip, and Manure Drill, McCormick Binder, 2 Farm Drays ant Frames, P. and D. D. Roller with forecarriagc, D.F. R. and G. Plough, P. and D. ditto, Set 5-loaf Tin© Harrows and Bar, Sot 5-leaf Grass Seed Harrows, Set Tripod and Sgfc Chain ditto, P. and D. D. Cultivator, P. and D. D. Discs. Garden Plough, Mould Plough, Spring Cart, Dray, and Harness, Sledge, firm Horse Hoe, 2 Row Ridge Drill, Block and Tackle. Alpha Laval Separator, Endless Chain, 3 Cream Cans, 6 Horse Yoke, Blocks and Chains., Pickling Trough, Pig Trough, 2 Sets Cousin Jack Leading Harness, 3 Sots Leading Chains, 3 Cart Saddles and Breechings, Single, Double, 3,4, 5, and 6 Horse Trees, Single Chains n.nd a large number of Farm Tools and • Sundries too extensive to particularise. 4 Stacies. Oat Sheaves, 100 Sacks O.S. Chaff, 20 Sacks Wheat Seconds. ALSO, 5 Sealer FIAT MOTOR CAR, practically new and in tip-top oi-cler and condition. NOTE.—Hero is an opportunity to acquire horse flesh and blood of very high quality, as indicated ay the Sires mentioned. The Implements have had special care and attention given them, and are in good ardor. EVERY LOT TS FOR ABSOLUTELY UNRESERVED SALE. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE COMMENCES 11 A.M. SH,\RP CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP., ASSN., Auctioneers, Waimate.

A BARGAIN. 350 ACRES FREEHOLD, adjoining large township, within 5 minutes’ walk from railway station. All level land, subdivided into 1.1 paddocks, watered by permanent and running y-ater. 35 Acre 3 turnips and grass, balance grass. The land is all of excellent quality and grows splendid crops of wheat, oats, etc. First class fattening farm. Sheep always do well. Improvements consist of good 6 roomed house, bathroom, h and c water, windmill and tanks, scullery, washhouse, shearing shed, woolslied, stable, yards, etc. Nice garden, well sheltered by well-grown trees. PRICE—£IB Per Acre. Easy Terms Arranged. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wanting a good sheep or cropping farm at a reasonable price. The ow>.er is out to sell, and will give very easy terms to approved purchaser. It is a clear title, balance of unpaid purchase money will be left on first mortgage at 6 per cent, per annum. RICH FARM. 40 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated on Main Road, between Winchester and Geraldine, about 2 miles from Orari railway station. All rich, level, grazing land. This is one of the best dairying farms in the district, and is noted for the permanency of the pasture. Ideal dairy conditions, permanent running water, plenty of shade, and good feed, well subdivided, all in grass. 6 Roomed House, washhouse, stable, loose box, cow shed, granary, etc. Very large orchard, well sheltered. PRICE—£4O Per Acre. Terms: £SOO cash. This property is an early selection, and has been in the same hands for the last 6o years. This is a paying little dairy farm, and well worth inspection. VERY CHEAP. 500 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated 2 miles from railway station, school 1£ miles, freezing works 6 miles. Consists of low downs and’ flats, all lying well to the sun. 13 paddocks, post and wire fences, well watered. The farm will carry 500 ewes, besides cattle, and all the lambs fattened. 20 acres of flax give a good return. PRICE—£7/10/- Per Acre. Terms: £lO 00 Cash. Buildings comprise 6 Roomed House, stable, granary, cow shed, pig sty, fowl houses, sheep yards, etc. The owner would consider an exchange for a suitable town property, equity about £IOOO, which must be good value. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone with a town property wishing to start farming. CHEAP FARM. 415 ACRES Government Renewable Lease. Rental 5/8 per acre. Situated convenient to railway j station and saleyards. and 2i mile from school.