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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17281, 23 September 1916, Page 16

AUCTIONS. THE N. 71. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-77TE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. CLEARING SALE AT HAWARDEN. THURSDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, 1916. 'T'HE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., I- LTD., having sold Mr W. O'Brien’s Farm, have been instructed bv him to sell, in conjunction with Messrs H. Matson and Co., bv PUBLIC AUCTION, the Whole of his Valuable LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, Comprising:— HORSES: Bay Gelding Major,, 4yrs, broken to chains Bay Gelding Toby, 4yrß, broken to chains Bay Gelding Baldy, 3yrs. broken to lead Bay Gelding Princo, syrs, broken to all work and first-class shafter Grey Maro Kate, 7yrs, broken to all work Bay Mare Madam, 9vra, broken to all work, in foal to Moor’s Bridegroom Bay Mare Jean, Byre, broken to all work, in foal to Moor’s Bridegroom Yearling Colt Foal by Moor’s Bridegroom Thoroughbred Mare Daisy, by Ahua, aged Yearling Filly Foal by Underwood—Daisy Child’s Pony, broken to caddie and h. CATTLE: , 3 Good Milch Cows, in profit and in call 1 Shorthorn Bull, 2 years 1 Heifer, IS months SHEEP: 145 i-bred Ewe Hoggets (good) 8 Wether Hoggets 16 Fat Merino Wethers 20 Fat 4-bred Ewea PIGS, ETC.: 3 Large Store Pigs 2 Sheep Dogs IMPLEMENTS, Etc.—McC. Bindor (goofl order), R. and G. Broadcast Sower (almost new), Booth, McD. Stripper; 15 Coulter Dun can Star Drill, Grain. Manure, Turnip and Rape Attachments, Dogcart and Harness, Pony, Gig and Harness, Duncan Tip-dray and, Frame. R. and G. Farm Dray ana Frame, Duncan Cambridge Roller, 9ft by 26 inches, set Duncan Discs, sot R. and G. Discs, Cultivator (17 tines), Massey H., Duncan 15 Coulter Drill, Sheep Feeder, 5-leaf set Duncan Harrows and Trees, 3-leaf sot Duncan Harrows and .Trees, Booth, McD. 3 F. Plough, Ransome D.F. Plough, Duncan S.F. Plough, TV’oolpress, Clipping Machine, Pump and Piping, Spray Pump, Step Lauder, Sweep’s Brush, 11 Coils Sheep Netting, 4 sets Leading. Harness, 2 Cart Saddles afld B„ 2 Riding Saddles, Wheelbarrow, Grindstone, Windlass, Piping, Vice, Ladder*, Stakes, Straining Posts, Standards, Wire Hurdles, Blocks and Chains, Horse Covers, 1600 Well Bricks, 70lb Sutton’s Rape Seed, 2 bags Cow Grass, 1 Bag W. Clover, 3 sacks Seed Potatoes, Dairy Utensils and a host of useful sundries, together with a large quantity of , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Sale to Commence at 12 o’clock eharp. Luncheon Provided. NOTE. —The Auctioneers desire to draw the attention of intending buyers to the HORSES, which are really a good lot. Mr O’Brien has only kept the best and has always bred from the bost sires available. The IMPLEMENTS have all been well cared for and are in good condition. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., H. MATSON AND CO., Joint Auctioneers. CARLETON LAND FOR SALE. HANDY LITTLE FARM. EASY TERMS. TYPE have received instructions from Mr VV Hy. Steffens, of Bennetts, who is retiring from farming on account of advancing years, to Offer by Publio Auction, at our Oxford Saleyards, on THURSDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER, HIS FARM OF 80 ACRES, SITUATED AT CARLETON. The property is subdivided into 6 paddocks, all well watered and fenced, and i* within one and a half miles of the Bennetts Railway Station, and three-quarters of » mile from Carleton School. Crops consist of 18 Aores Wheat. 11 Acres Oats, 51 Acres Grass. Improvements comprise Good House of 7 rooms, with washhouse, dairy and storeroom, 6-stall stable, loosebox, implement shed, chaffhouse, good orchard and garden; all snugly sheltered. Tho land is first-class agricultural land, there being none better in this famous district. Mr Steffens has grown as high as 60 bushels of whoat and 87 bushels of oats per acre on it. and as tho property has been well and carefully farmed in tho past, similar results can bo confidently looked for in the future. Excellent crop 3 of potatoes, swedes, mangolds, turnips and rape can also bo grown. The property is now on the market for the first time in fifty years, and a rare opportunity is offered to a man of small means to acquire a FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL FARM on the Easiest of Terms, Further particulars from 148 N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., LTD., Auctioneers. QLEARING SALE AT LEESTON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1916. We have received instructions from MR J. WEBSTER (his farm having been sold), to hold a CLEARING SALE of all his LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK on the above date, comprising:— SHEEP: -111 S.M., x-bred Ewes, with lambs at foot (in goo'd condition) 71 Forward Wethers, 4 and 6-tooth 1 E.L. Ram 1 S.D. Ram HORSES: Draughts—--1 Bay Maro, aged, all work 1 Bay Golding, aged, all work 1 Bay Gelding, syrs all work 1 Bay Mare, syre, all work 1 2-yr Filly, by Mark Time 1 Yearling Filly by Mark Time 1 Yearling Colt by Mark Time Hacks—--1 Roan Mare, broken all work, tyn 1 Filly, 3yrs, unbroken. by King Traoey 1 Yearling Colt by Advocate IMPLEMENTS: 2 D.F. Ploughs, P. and D., 1 S.F. Plough. P. and D., 1 Spring Cart, 1 Disc Plough, 2furrow (M.H.), 1 Brake, 1 set 4-leaf Hayrows, 1 J-shaft Gig, 1 Cultivator (P. and D., new), 1 4-horse Yolk and Swingletreeß, 1 Cambridge Roller, 2 Avery Weighing Machines, 1 P. and D. Drill (grain and manure), new, 1 set Chain Harrows. Harness for 4 working horses, 1 Dray and Frame, 2 Cart Saddles and Breeching, 1 Tip-dray aud Frame, 2 sots Leading Harness. 1 Binder (McCormick), new, 40 Sheets Galvd. Iron (5 and Cft), 1 Binder (M.H.), 1 Anvil and Vice, 1 Grass Mower (M.H.). PRODUCE: 180 Bushels Garton Oats 50 Sncks Wheateu Sheaf Chaff 300 Empty Sacks. In 'addition to the Above there is a largo quantity of useful SUNDRIES. SALE COMMENCES 11.30 A.M. Luncheon Provided. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., Auctioneers-