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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 54, Issue 15, 28 October 1933, Page 8

PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. CLEARING SALE. 'CHURT FARM," CHERTSEY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1933. AVING sold his farm, we have been favoured with instructions from MR JOHN BATES to hold an UNRESERVED SALE on the farm of the following:— HORSES—--1 Bay Mare, Bloss, all work, syrs. 1 Black Gelding, Glen, broken to chains • Byrs. 1 Bay Mare, Rose, broken to all work; 9yrs. 1 Bay Mare, Molly,, broken to all, work; '9yrs. 1 Black .Mare. iDarkie, broken to chains; aged. 1 .'Brown Mare, Ginger, broken to all work; aged. ' 1 Hack, Jack, aged. Harness and Covers for all horses. COWS—--1 Jersey Cross Cow, 2nd calf, in profit. SHEEP—--300 Ewes and Early Lambs. 5 Southdown Rams, 2-shear. 2 Border Leicester Rams, 3-shear. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES— One 15-30 Lanz Bulldog Tractor (nearly new), 1 Reid and Gray 4-Fur-row Tractor Plough, 1 3-Furrow Horse Plough, 1 Single-Furrow Horse Plough, 1 Colonial 17-Cbultcr Drill, 1 P. and D. Duncan 9ft. Roller, 1 Massey Harris 11-Tyne Cultivator, 1 Colonial 11-Tyme Cultivator, 1 Disc Plough, 1 Set Out Cut Discs, 1 Set Twitch Harrows, 1 Set 6-Leaves Medium Harrows, 1 Set 6Leaves Light Harrows, 1 Bf£. McCormick Deering Binder, 1 6ft. McCormick Binder,! Mower, 1 Planet Junior, 1 Trolley, 1 Stripper, 2 Farm Drays and Frames, 1 Garden Seed Sower, 1 Seed Cleaner, 1 Horse Clipper, 1 Binder Forccarriage, 1 Manure Mixer, 1 Sack Barrow, 1 20ft. Ladder, 1 Wheelbarrow, 11 Galvanised Drums, Horse Trees, 6 Pairs Plough Chains. 1 Grindstone, 1 6-Horse Set of Block and Chains, 1 Emery Stone, 1 Vice, Knives, Forks, Grubber, etc., Netting, 5 14ft. Bluegum Gates. Sundries too numerous to mention. 9 Tons Oat-sheaf Chaff (about). 7 Sacks Wheat. . . 6 Sacks Garten Oats. 10 Sacks Algerian Oats. Cow Grass. 300 Empty Chaff Sacks'. 'Sale commences at 11 a.m. LUNCHEON~PROVIDED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers.

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