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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 17943, 30 April 1928, Page 16

CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP., ASSN. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. COMPLETE CLEARING SALE. For the Estate of the Late WM. CARTWRIGHT, Allandale, Fairlie. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. "THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ 1 CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., having sold the property, have received instructions to sell by Public Auction, on above date, without reserve, the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD ST^OCK. Full Particulars Later. CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. FAIRLIE SHEEP FARM. AS A GOING CONCERN. TATTERSALL’S SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, MAY 11, at 2.30 p.m. T-lIE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ 1 CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LTD., have received instructions from MR T. C. JONES, to sell as a going concern, as above, his well-known sheep farm, containing:— 1075 ACRES, Government Renewable Lease. Section 2, Clayton Settlement. Present term expires 1950. Rental 2/01 .per acre. . Improvements consist of 5-roomed house and conveniences. Cottage, chaff shed, trap shed, cow shed, fowl house, stock and sheep yards; together with 770 sheep, including 600 good i and 1-bred ewes, 2,4, 6 and 8-tooth;' 100 ewe lambs; 20 head cattle, including cows in profit; 4 hacks, implements and sundries. Possession June Ist, 1928. The Property will be sold subject to a reducible mortgage of approximately £2200 to the Government Advances to Settlers’ Office. Term over 30 years. Auctioneers’ Note.—This is a splendid opportunity for anyone wanting a good small sheep _ run, without. much agricultural 'work. About 100 acres have been cultivated, now in grass, balance first class tussock, well fenced and watered and subdivided. Situation only 10 J miles from Fairlie by good road. Further particulars apply—■ CANT. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., Timaru or Fairlie. A BARGAIN. 184 ACRES FREEHOLD. Situated 2 miles from factory and school, post Office, etc., in the Temuka district. All level land of excellent quality, in good order. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. Well fenced and watered. The land is free loamy soil, and has grown heavy crops of wheat, and is ideal for rape and turnips.

PRICE AND TERMS ON APPLICATION. ~ . The buildings comprise large woolshed, sheep yards and whare. This is a splendid opportunity for a bachelor to get a good farm at a reasonable price, in a first-class district. It Is an ideal mixed dairy and cropping farm. Further particulars on application. ' . RICH FARM. 194 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated l mile from township, railway station, post'office, school. Rich limestone land. Has been carefully farmed, in good heart, grows heavy crops,, and is excel- . lent fattening land. 17 acres turnips. 6 paddocks, well fenced and watered. PRICE, £25 Per Acre. Terms Arranged. Well-built 5-roomed house, conveniences, telephone, etc., granary, stable, sheep yards, washhouse, etc. This farm has a splendid local reputation. Anyone wanting a sound, genuine farm, should inspect without delay. - { IDEAL MIXED FARM. 250 ACRES FREEHOLD, situated only 2 i miles from large township, saleyards and railway station, and right opposite school. The farm consists of easy downs of excellent qualgrows good crops of wheat, oats, rape and turnips, and is'splendid fattening land. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, water in each. PRICE —£18/10/- PER ACRE. Terms Arranged. T?he land has been carefully farmed,- and is in first-class order. 30 acres in rape and turnips, balance in grabs. The buildings consist of attractive 5-roomed house, bathroom, h and ;,c water, washhouse, storeroom, etc., in splendid order. .8-stall stable, loose- box, implement shed, granary, shearing shed, water supply, deep well; engine pump. All the buildings are .built of iron and in- first-class ordef: Garden and orchard all well sheltered, sheep yards. The sole reason for selling is the property must be sold to close the estate. Anyone looking for a sound little farm where about 300 ewes can be kept besides crop and all the lambs fattened, should inspect without delay. CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP., ASSOCIATION, LTD., Land Salesmen, TIMARU. big reductions In Blacksmithing and Motor Body Work. A. C. WATSON Begs to notify the General Public that from the Ist March, 1928, prices will be as under: HORSE SHOEING. HACKS 8/- Cash HARNESS HORSES 9/- Cash DRAUGHTS 10/- Cash REMOVES HALF-PRICE. All BOOKING and SPECIAL HOEING extra. All Blacksmithing a/ equally low ates. MOTOR WORK. CLOSED RIDES, fitted to any car rom £l2 upwards. These are fitted o the sides with Steel Frames and CXTRA HEAVY CELLULOID, Indented for this purnose. '‘ELECTRIC” DUCO LACQUER. We are now painting Cars by the latest method of application from £S upwards.