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Temuka Leader, Issue 2601, 30 December 1893, Page 2

C.F.C. ASSOCIATION. GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET WEDNESDAY, 3rd JAN., 1894. ,UR ENTRIES COMPRISE—ry. ** f\ bred 2-tooth Wethers and ZOU Ewes, fat qaa | and f-bred 2-tooth OUU Wethers and Ewes f-bred 2-tooth Wethers and Ewes, a straight line 13 0 e^ers 500 0 ” nO ■® wes ’ at foot 150 ■® wes ’ am^s at foot f-bred 4-tooth Ewes 50 14: ear^D ® ® teera an< * heifers 2Q Store Pigs. de3o J. MUNDELL, Auctioneer.

IMPORTANT Clearing Sale at the Volunteer Hall, Geraldine, on Thursday, 4th January, 1894.—We have been favored with instructions from H. N. Citron, Esq., to Sell by Public Auction, as above, T.S. No. 155, on Talbot Street, Geraldine, together with a substantiallybuilt Dwelling-House of 8 Rooms, Chemist Shop (new), and other substantial Buildings thereon; also T.S. No. 156, adjoining the above. The property is sold subject to a lease for 10 years to a good tenant, and is consequently a safe and profitable investment to a purchaser. Also, the whole of his carefully selected and expensive Household Furniture and Effects, consisting of Spring and Hair Mattresses, Double and Single Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Parlor Suite, Linen Cupboards, Book Case, Parlor, Dining, and Telescope Tables, Cheffoniers, Lamps, and Carpeting for all rooms; also Furniture for Sitting-room, Diniug-room, and 3 Bedrooms, Kitchen Utensils, Yard and Garden Tools, etc., etc. Sale at 1 o’clock sharp. Mr Citron having sold his Chemist’s Business, and is leaving the district, has instructed us to sell his iurnitura and effects without reserve. J. MUNDELL, deO Auctioneer.

npHE CANTERBURY FARMERS JL CO-OPE R.ATIVE ASS' >CEATION Lm, are RECEIVING WOOL in their Commodious and Well-lighted Store, Heaton Street, which ia SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER STORE IK TIMARU, for Exhibiting Wool to advantage. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES will be made when desired on all W 00l placed in their hands for Sale or Shipment. THE SECOND SALE Will be held on JANUARY 16xh, 1893. WOOLPACKS, &c., AT LOWEST RATES. 0. H. INGLI3, Manager. ocl9 JOHN MUNDELL, Auctioneer.

CANTERBURY FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited). have now received full Stocks JAMES FARMER & SON’S SUPERPHOSPHATE. Guaranteed Analysis 36 per cent, soluble. CORAL QUEEN GUANO, Over 60 per cent. Phosphate, Prices on application. Orders being booked in advance. C. H. INGLIS, oc!9 Manager.

H. B. WEBSTER & CO. GERALDINE STOCK SALE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3rd, 1894. E S H ATI OFFS Bft£A J-bred <E\m, 90 par cent of aJ?'} V lambs MctinO Ewbs, 80 per cent, of £i U lamfea gOQ Two-IWcM *1 Cf-bred Ewes, 100 per cent, of U lambs Head Two-year-old Steers and Heifers Store Pigs, Farther Entries to IloW of Sale. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., de3o Geraldine.

WOOL WOOL OUR NEXT SALE OF WOOL Will take place on JANUARY 16, 1894. All Wool to be consigned to National Mortgage, Timaru. H. B. WEBSTER «fe CO., In conjunction with National Mortgage and Agency Co., de9 Timaru.

MANURE, MANURE. - - at our Winchester or Geraldine Stores. Pexcb from £5 15a to £0 pee Ton. Apply at once to H. B. WEBSTER & CO. TSMuKA ROAD BOARD, mENDERS are invited lor tho right to 1 CUT AND GATHER COCKSFOOT SEED on any Toads tinder the control of the above named board. Ten* ders, addressed to the Chairman, to bo sent in lot later than 10 a.m. on TtJESDAYj 2nd January, 1894. jf of PACKARD’S ENGLISH SUPERPHOSPHATE In Splendid Condition. Guaranteed Analysis, 33 per cent, to 36 per cent. We are prepared to supply the above oc3l Gsraldins. F. ARCHER, dciit to fiowd)