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l AUCTIONS. 1 . - N.Z. FARMERS* CO-OP. ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. QYNOPSIS OF AUCTION SALES FOR 0 WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1920:— MONDAY—Springs ton, Ambcrley. TUESDAY' —Tinwald, Little River, Rangiora, Culveiden, Clearing Salo_ account | Geo. Baiclay, Little River Saxcyaids. 1 WEDNESDAY—Addington, Clearing Sale aco-unt of P. Stewart, Hinds. . —Mcthven, Hewaxdcn, Oxford, Clearing Sa.o account of Perryinan Bros., Duncandel. FRIDAY—Kirwoe, Leeston, Cleaning Sale account of J. S.ringfcllow, Tinwald, in , co ju ic ion with National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 2033 Auctioneers. , SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 7th, 1320. ISO Five-year-old Half bred Ewes, E.L. and Shrop. iinw let April 100 Six and Eight-tooth Halfbrcd Ewes, E.L. rams 20th April 100 M.S. Three-qua:terbred Lamb 3 i 2 Springing Hcife;-s j N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., j 4003 Auctioneers. J>~ANGIOBA STOCK MARKET. ! TUESDAY, JUNE Sih, 1030 PRESENT ENTRIES. 100 Fat Lambs 100 Fat Ewes 200 Four, Sis, and Eight-tooth Thres- , quartcrbred Ewee, in lamb , 350 M.S. Lambs , DO Forward Ewes > 110 Two-tooth Three-quaiterbred Wethers N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 4010 Auctioneers. BENNETTS FARM FOR SALE. ■ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME\"T. ! J BY PUBLIC AUCTION. r RANGIORA. On TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE Bth. On account of ESTATE OF LATE MRS A. BLUNDEN. j THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF i CANTERBURY. LTMITED, have received - instructions from the Administrators' of the $ Estate of tho lats MRS A. BLUNDEN, to . SETJ. hv PUBLIC AUCTION, at Rangiora, on TUESDAY, June Bth, at 2 o'clock. Four Hundred and Fifty Acres fronting the Oxford road, being part of fho wellknewn farm, "THE DOWNS." The land c-omprkos soma of the very rich- , est of wheat-growing soil, and as it has ' been vcrv little c-opp-d is in excellent heart. Sixty bushels of wheat and seventy " bushels of oats to the acre aro not exceptional yields on this property. Subj divided into ten convenient ti2ed paddocks I by gond gorso and wire fences, and every £ paddock- is abundantly watered. At present " there are 100 acr«e being prepared for wheat, part of which will be sown before the sale, 50 acres in turnips, "G acres in cat stubble, which has been skimmed ploughed, 40 acres sown with oats ar.d_ grass, 45 acre® one-year-old grass, balance in grass. 5 Building comprise a very Comfortable Hous» nn*i conveniences, good stables and outbuildings, is very riasantly situated, and well sheltered. This is withj out doubt one of the best sheltered farms in North Canterbury. Situated adjoining the Bennetts Junction railway station and u school,. three miles from Cust ealeyards and fourteen miles from Rangiora. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—In drawing the - attention of Land Buyers to this important ealo the Auctioneers do with the •utmost confidence recommend those on the look out for firet-olass agricultural and grazing land to inspect this magnificent property. The land has been held by fhe present family for upwards of fifty years, during which time it has been very carefully farmed, and this 3 is the first time that the property has been >. placed on the market. Situated in one of i- the most prosperous districts in Canterbury, i. presenting an opportunity of securing prac- » tically first hand 6omo of Canterbury's best. TERMS OF SALE: 10 per cent, on fall *inmm«r. 15 per cent, on possession, June 22nd. r. per cent, let May, IU2I. ' Balanoe five years at 5J per cent. For further particulars and arrangements madetoxins ppet apply to '• ZEALAND FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., '• Auctioneers. a Q ' T /MORE and VAN ASCH, - 39SS Solicitors. CLEARING SALE AT DUNSA?(DEL. THURSDAY, 10th JUNE, 1920. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP.. LTD.. hav. ing sold MESSRS PERRYMAN BROS.' t. Farm, have received instructions to hold a CLEARING SALE, at Dunsandel, on s THURSDAY, 10th JUNE. 1320, i. >r Of the WHOLE of their LIVE and DEAD d STOCK, comprising:— SHEEP— E.L. Stud Sherp, Flock No. 31: 70 Ewes, Two-tooth to FuH-mouth 20 Ram Lambs 2C Ewe Lambs r, 2 Stud Rama 90 Two-tooth Half and Throo-quarterbred Ewes 520 Four, Six, -*nd Eisht-tooth Half and Three-qnarterbred Ewes 94 Halfbre»J Ewe Lambs , f* 100 Three-quarterbred Ewe Lambs r 34 Three-quarterbred Wether Lambs w I; CATTLE— r . 2 Milch Cows HORSES- . 1 Draught Mare, Magjpe, G yearn 1 Draught Mare, Diamond, 8 years 1 Draught Mare, Nellie, in foal to Sootland's Hero (imp.) m 1 Draught Gelding, Peter, 7 years (all ■work) T 1 Draught Gelding, Darkie, 8 years (all o work) 3 Draught Gelding, Punch (all work) 1 Draught Gelding, Prinoe (all work) 1 Dark Bay Pony Mare, 9 yeare, prizetaker Harness and. Covers for all above horses. S IMPLEMENTS— 1 12-25 h.p. Mogul Farm Tractor, 1 Farm ■- Waggon and Frame, 1 Farm Dray and Frame. 1 Sprir.g Dray ard Frame, 1 Light Spring Cart, 1 Gig, 1 7ft McC. Binder. 1 C. and D. 15-Coulter Drill, 1" 3-furrow R. arrl G. Plough, 1 D.F. P. 19 and D. Plough, 1 Garden Plough, 1 1- P. and D. 10ft Cambridge Roller, 1 Set B. and McD. Discs, 1 Set 4-leaf Harrows, 1 Set Drummond Harrows, 1 Sei 12ft Chain Harrows, 1 Set Light Harrows, l Grass Stripper, 1 Woolpreeß, 1 2-stand Wolaelev Shearing" Plant, ] 35 h.p. Kerosene Engine SUNDRIBS-s----1 Wool Table, Woolpaeks, 1 Portable: Saw Bench, 1 Winnower, 1 Scalding Tab, 1 r Garden Roller, 1 Garden Hose, Wheelharrow. Anvil, Boring Machine, TooW } etc., Plough Shares, 3 Cords Firewood. 1 2 Seta Dray Harness. 2 Sets Wagrjor Harness, Leading and Plough Chaine. 2 Sets 4-horse Blocks and Ohairus ij Swingletrees, 95 Bushels English Ryo a" grass (stripped seed), €5 Bushels thir S| Oats (seed), 12 Sacks Dun Oats (sec is onds), quantity Hoosehald Furniture, numerous Farm Tools, -ite.' ?o Sale Commences 12 Noon. I LUNCHEON PROVIDED. j NX FARMERS' CO-OP , LTD., i_252S Asctiaaaezt.