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AUCTIONS. < N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. jTARMEKS' CO-OP. HORSE PAIR. WEST STREET, ASHBURTOX. TO-MORROW. On account MR W. A. LIU;, Liamore: 1 Pedigreo Draught Hare, 5 years (registered), by Dunuro Fabric, broken to chains. Full pedigree at 6aJe. 2 Heavy Draught Geldings, 8 years, all farm work Account CLIENT: Bay Gelding, 8 years, broken to chains Bay Mare, 9 years, broken to chains Good Workers Account MR S. G. LEMO.X, Lauiiston: Gelding, 6 years, broken to saddle and harness Mare, 5 years, broken to saddle and harness Guaranteed sound and right. Account MR L. J. FECHXEY, WcstorSold: Three-quarter draught Mare, G years, nil farm work Account CLIENT: 3 Ponios, 4, 5 ;:nd 7 years, broken to saddle end 1 arnoss. Guaranteed sound., with trial. Account DEPUTY OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE ■ (in Estate of A. W. Lusoorube): Chestnut Mare, in foal to Thurniiam Hay Fillv, lining two years, trotter Account Estate of the LATE JAMBS HESELTINE: | Trotting Mare, rising 5 years, by Bront Locanda, dam Boldrewocd mare. Full particulars ni sale Gig and Harttsa j Account J. KAVEXEY, Tinwakl: Pony Male, rising 3yrs (12 hands), broken | to saddle and harness j Pony Gig, practically new (built by Robin and Co.. Duncdin) Account AIR C. It. CRESSWELL, Lismoro, who has purchased .". McCormick Dccring ; Tractor, we will sell: — i 7 First-class Maxes and Geldings, all young and sound, and in good condition ; also Harness and Covers com- I plele, Blocks and Chains, Swinplctrees, . etc. Account : , 4-Horse Team,, from 3 years, all good ' workers and all harness for same j OTHER ENTRIES Comprise:— \ 30 Head of Vaaious Classes. | Further Entries now being accepted. j SALE AT II.DO PROMPT. ' N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., 4680 Auctioneers, j ADDINGTON SALE, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). JUNE 17th, j 1925. j SPECIAL ENTRY. j On Aecount of MR S. ANDREW, '-'Fernleigh," Kaikoura: (In conjunction with Messrs Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd.) 600 Extra Good Two, Four, Six, and Eight- j tooth Romney Ewefi, in temb to Stud Itomney rams lßt week in April. • This is a particularly good lino of Rom- | ney Ewes, we'd bred, big-franiod, gocd-con-stitutioncd sheep, of the type which have- i been proving their value to Canterbury graxiers in recent years. Being a straight line, and direct from Mr Andrew's Station, they should be keenly sought after, especially as they present tho last opportunity of the season for buyers to fill their requirements of breeding ewes. They will be drafted according to age-, and sold in lots to suit buyer's. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., | PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., 4497 Auctioneers in conjunction, i SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1925. j 250 Fat Lambs I SO Fat Ewes Account MESSRS MARSH BROS., "Haylands," Rcngioro,: | 3 Springing Heifers (good sorts), 2 Jersey cross and 1 Shorthorn cross Cattle. . Pigs. Sundries. N-.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., 4684 Auctioneers. OXFORD FARM FOR SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. OXFORD SALE, THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE 18th, 1925. 7\E have received- instructions from the "" Trustees in the Estate of tho LATE F. FENWICK to offer by Publio Auction, as above, all the Land in tho above Estate, comprising:—• LOT I—lso ACRES 7 PERCHES, bein.-r Lot 2, Education Reserve 928, held under lease expiring April Ist, 1928, ■with right of renewal for further 14 years. LOT "2—75 ACRES, being Education Reserve No. 1188, held under leaso expiring April Ist, 1929, with right of renewal for further 14 years. LOT 3—70 ACRES, Freehold. The land is very conveniently situated, being close to Oxford Township, Saleyard, School, etc. It is eminently suitablo for mixed farming, growing first-class wheat and other grain crops, and produces rape and root crops of tho best. An up-to-dato house has just been erected' on Lot 2. There is a four-roomed cottage on Lot 1, and stables, sheepyards, dip, and all necessary o\itbuildings on Lot 1. Tho two leasehold sections will be offered first in one lot, and the freehold seotion will then bo offered. ' For terms and conditions of sale apply to N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSN., LTD., Oxford Branch. BLOCKS OF LAND ! FOR SALE. [TEi have several blocks of land for sale i » ranging from 3 to 10 acres. J 3 acres 3 roods 3 porches. 4 twies 3 foods 37 perches. i 10 acres 2 roods 15 perches. I These above holdings are idtuatcd in good localities, and are for absolute sale. i N Z FARMERS' CO-OP. LAND DEPARTMENT, ( Chrietchurch. WEST END RESIDENCE FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. 3 o.vner, who has purchased a larger property, is out to fell his beautiful i in tho West, adjoining Park terrace, two minutes from Museum, Gardens, etc. The dwelling comprises S rooms and 3 sleeping balconies—all spacious, with built-in wardrobes, etc There is a bathroom, two sewer connexions, double hot water service (one service supplies boiling water in a few seconds). The section, which is approximately 3ft above the road, comprises 40 perches of land tastefully laid out in gardens and rockeries. There are numbers of choice flowering shrubs, etc. The brick motor ahed is a large one witli j electric light and concrete floor. TO A BUYER WHO IS ON THE LOOKOUT FOR SOMETHING ABOVE THE ORDINARY. HANDY TO CITY, PARKS, i AND GARDENS, THIS HOME WOULD i INSTANTLY APPEAL. We -will be pleased to arrange inspections. I FARMERS' CO-OP., | iiaoid Office, N667« Caehel street. TYPEWRITING AT MODERATE BATES. 11TISS CONDER b*s opened an Office at ■MI 158 OASHEL STREET, Bank of Artetralaiift Buildings. Sttiafaotian Guaranteed* GWOS& . <