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ASHBURTON SALES ’ AUCTION TO BE HELD IN QUR TANCRED STREET WEST®’ ASHBURTON, T ’ ON FRIDAY NEXT, JULY 9 AT 1.30 P.M. '' WE WILL SELL. ACCOUNT Corrugated Aluminium, fl Gent’s Cycles. Step Ladders u? M Wood Lathe, Churn, Rolls Way Radio, Electric Rrdios , Electric Cleaner, Pot, Basin. jLJMo Cabinet, Gas Copper, Grass' £ Peas, Sideboard, 4 Mirrors ft,l Overmantel, Buffet Easy Chairs I Suites, Kitchen 'Table, dJS?,’ : Wardrobe, Glasses, Trailer Set : ner, 20ft x 2ft 3in. ’ ! J. TREVOR THOMAS and OA ’ I Auctioneers, ASHBURTON. NATIONAL CO OF N.Z., LTD AG W DISPERSAL SALE OF FRlbstak DAIRY HERD. AT STAVELEY, WEDNESDAY. JULY 14, 18J , COMMENCING IPM NATIONAL MORTGAGE and' CO. OF N.Z., LTD., have FeceiwA 0 ' tions from MR C. G. McRAB s,‘” r “s who has sold his Farm, to sell - th« U w' le > of his well-known Dairy Herd TO COW - 2nd c « ? v« J I*? es . ,an Heifer due July »■, 1 Friesian Second Calver dn« t . « Two-year Friesian Hei'fen A tober to Ayrshire Bull 1 ° ue 25 Friesian Second, Third Fifth Calvers. Due to FriSJ?': August, September, rnd fejS Starting about end August octoi W 5 Yearling Friesian Heifer. Mllk,ns Pi “‘ <>n Joon 1 „ g °°d order), 7 Cream CaS r Mr Mcßae has culled heavily . past and we have no hesit.-tion in IL mending these cattle to anyone aS’”’of purchasing good Friesian cXf'*'''* NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND CO. OF N.Z.. AG «m Auctioneers. ASHBURTON.

THE FARMERS’ . ! THE FARMERS’ : CLEARING SALK ; CLEARING SALK.', I Account MR H. T. CROTmrao t "Ashlelgh," LaurSom® 8 ’ MONDAY, JULY 12, 1954 > 1 P.M. SHARP. ■ WE. as Agents, having sold the ‘ have been favoured with - from MR H. T. CROTHERS tn k ■ c , learlng Sa le of all the u? ' . Dead Stock on the propertv 1”®? . above date. y on the Particulars as follows: ■ SHEEP130 One-shear Corriedale Ewes 130 Two-shear and Three-shear dale Ewes ■ '-orri®. 100 Two-shear and Three-shear I Ewes 250 Four-shear Corriedale Ewes t 150 Five-year Corriedale Ewes > tw abov e ewes are mated whi. Border Leicester and Soufhrt«» , Rams March 20.) [ 673 Corriedale and Halfbred Ewp1 1? p? rder Leicester and Southdows : 1450 CATTLE—--1 Jersey Cross Cow, due fourth l Ju] y ,<3.'?’ 1 Shorthorn Cow, due second mii 1 early September 1 Shorthorn Cross Cow, due seventh 1 calf early September ' 1 Shorthorn Jersey Cross Cow. dii» fifth calf early September. 1 Shorthorn Heifer, calved June 23 2 Nine months old Shorthorn Heifat I HORSE—--1 Aged Handy Mare, Colleen WraciL Saddle and Harness. IMPLEMENTS— . McCormick Deering W 6 Tractor P.T.0., Lights, tyres good, in very yood ; order; McCormick Deering F2O Tracta tyres good, in good order; Bft McCormick Deering Model 20, engine function complete with adjustable wire screen iDi pick-up; Booth Macdonald 17-coulter DM 1 (as new); 9ft Roller. 3-furrow Reid mil Gray Silver Plough, 1 Set Reid and Gnj Tandem Discs. 3-leaf Drummond rows, 5-leaf Set Medium Harrows, P&j Chain Harrows, 1 Set Sunshine Harfo«» International 11-tine Grubber. Bft, McCOr* mick Deering Binder. sft 6in I.H.C. Pew Mower (as new); Cdlonial Stripper, I.o®. nett 20cwt Tractor Trailer, Tractor Trolley, Water-race Plough, Horse Jam. Weed Spray Outfit, 2-stand Kiwi Shearing Plant and Single-ended Grinder new); Reid and Gray Woolpress, Wed Table, Sawbench, Farm Dray, approx. I Coils Cyclone. Stakes, Posts, quanttty .lt 8 Wire, 8 Hurdles, quantity of Uasil Sheep Grating, Planet Junior, 18ft W-8 der, 2 Petrol Pumps, quantity Grease awl I Oil, 40 gals. Mixed Strmtox W| Spray, 13 Sheets New Corrugated life J •35 gal. Lister Separator, i h.p. Eleetti Motor. Jogger Harness complete, Kidinfl Saddle, 1 Horse Cover, 2 Cow Fencing Equipment, 13ft 6in Pipe onil Cyclone Gate, quantity of Iron, Dog K«®-| nels, “McClary” Electric Range (in goci| order), a quantity of Farm Tpoli. aodE Sundries too numerous to mention. PRODUCE225 bales Lucerne Hay (approx.), 18 bales Clover Hay, quantity of Grass Seed, H.l Seed. 16 sacks Lupins UpErox.): 6 sacks Manure, quantity Seooa4and Sacks. 12 White Leghorn Laying Pullets. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE— We wish to draw your attention to thS splendid offering of mixed age Ewes wWdi are well-bred, well-woolled, in exceflwt order, and have been carefully mated tt good Southdown and Border Leieete rams. These sheep will be offered fa ages. The Ewe Hoggets, which are a first-ctal line of fine-woolled sheep, are the Mr Crothers normally carries through fc two-tooths, and offers at the Fair, whei he has been a most successful vendor. We can confidently recommend ftt whole of this offering to you. OUTSIDE ENTRIES INCLUDE: 1 Dodge 4-Cylinder Car, 1927-29 Modd Saloon. Tyres, bodywork, and patatwortl' in good order; recently rebored; <4 registered. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Auctioneers, Ashburton. THE FARMERS’. THE FARMERS’. LAND AUCTION. 702 ACRES 2 ROODS 12 PERCHES 0T GOOD SWEET SHEEP COUNTER.

IN R.S.A. HALL, WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1954, at 2.30 PM We have received instructions MESSRS MCLAUGHLIN BROS., to at Public Auction on the above date, thto well-known property. Particulars are as follows: DESCRIPTION: AH that parcel of .l®w contained in Block IX. Spaxton Survej District, and part of Lot 8, R.S. 29272, and 29273, parts R.S. 29270. 30184, 30190, 30628, and 34140, * and pari of Reserve 2734, being the whole of the land in Certificate of Title 333/104, comprttW 702 acres 2 roods 12 perches. It is subdivided into 13 paddocks water In each. CULTIVATION: 70 acres and 40 acref of good Turnips, sown down, with Hl. White Clover, Ryegrass, and Sub. 40 acres of Barley Stubble: balance pasture in rotation one to five-year-old’ CARRYING: 1200 Ewes and 500 W Sheep. BUILDINGS: 6-roomed Homestead Pantry, Washhouse, etc., all under one roof. Also Dairy, Storeroom," Coal ana Woodshed. No electric light but it * available. OUTBUILDINGS: Woolshed (holds sheep), Implement Shed, and Granary w x 20, Implement Shed 40 x2O (new). Sheepyards and Swim Dip. ._ TERMS: 10 per cent, on the fall of ts,e hammer: balance cash on date of pottos* sion. , AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: This property « in extra good heart, and we can thoroughly recommend it to anyone wan}’ ing a good sweet sheep property. » " situated 21 miles from Ashburton ana four miles from Springburn Railway- Tne Springburn School Bus passes the gawand Rural Mail is delivered daily. , All paddocks have been top-ares»ea with 1 to 3 tons of lime per acre. “ grows particularly good turnips and green feed. Sheep do very well, and all w’’*®’ are fattened. Fences, which are of wirestakes, and standards, are in reasona®* order. A number of young shelter belts planted, and in addition there are some thousands of feet of millable timber the property. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD-. East street, Ashburton. (Member Real Esiate 1. of

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