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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 45, 2 December 1939, Page 8

PYNE, COULD, GUINNESS, LtD. CLEARING SALE. TO BE HELD AT ISLESWORTH, ON THURSDAY. 7th DECEMBER, 1939. HAVING- been favoured with instructions from MR J. B. SMITH, who has sold his property, wo will conduct a COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE of LIVE and DEAD STOCK on the above property, comprising :—■ SHEEP--100 S.M. 3-Brod Ewes. 140 Lambs. CATTLE--25 Dairy Cows in profit, Ist to sth calf. 4 Springers. j 5 18-month-old Heifers. G Calves. 1 3-yr-old Shorthorn Bull. HORSES—--4 Working Draught Horses (aged). 1 Spring-Cart Gelding. Harness for all Horses. PIGS—--3 Sows ; due February. 1 Tamwortli Boar. 12 Store Pigs. IMPLEMENTS— Dray and Frame, Spring Cart, Mas-sey-Harris; Binder, 15-Coulter Drill, D.F. Plough, Cultivators 1 , McCormick Mower, 4-Horse Yoke (complete), 4-L. Harrows, 9ft. Roller, 3-Cow Gane Milking Plant, Anderson 3-£- h.p. Oil Engine, 45-gal. Alfa Laval Separator and £ h.p. Electric Motor, Trolley, Whare (7 x 10), 6 Coils Cyclone, 300 Stakes, 2 Coils Fowl Netting, Barb Wire, 4 Cream Cans, Quantity of Farm Tools and Sundries. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: The Cows have all been bred on the property, heavily culled each season and can be thoroughly recommended to purchasers in search of good testers. Light Luncheon provided. OUTSIDE ENTRY On Account of Client:— 20 Bags H/B Ryegrass (6 bus. in bag) Sale commences 12 Noon. PYNE A GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Ashburton, Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE. TO BE HELD AT POPLAR ROAD, ' EIFFELTON, MONDAY, 11th DECEMBER, 1939. WE have been favoured with instructions from MR W. CAMPBELL, who has sold his property, to hold a COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, on the above date, comprising:— CATTLE--30 Dairy Cows, in profit, Ist to sth calf. 2 15-month-old Heifers. 3 Calves. 1 3-yr-old Shorthorn Bull. HORSES— Bay Mare, Byrs; all farm work. Bay Mare, 7yrs; all farm work. Bay Mare, 4yrs; broken to lead. Black Gelding, 3yrs; broken to lokd. 2 2-yr-old Fillies; unbroken. 1 Aged Hack. Harness for all Horses. PIGS—--10 Store Pigs. 3 Sows; due Ist week in January. IMPLEMENTS—10ft. R. and G. Roller, D.F. Plough, 4-Horse Yoke complete, 18-Blade Booth McDonald Discs, McCormick Peering Mower (Big 6), 15-Coulter Massey Harris Drill, Hay Rake, Farm Dray and Frame, Spring Cart, Sledge, 3-Cow “Gane” Milking Plant complete, 2 h.p. Electric Motor, Shafting, Belting and Pulleys, 70-Gal. Alfa Laval Separator and \ h.p. Electric Motor, 3 h.p. Fair-bank-Morse Oil Engine, Speedway Wonder Steriliser, 30ft. new S-inch Piping, 6 Milk Cans, Stakes, Timber, Posts, Barb Wire, 4-Leaf Twitch Harrows, 35-Gal. Milk Vat, Quantity of Sundries. 2 Tons O.S. Chaff. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE— The Dairy Cows have all been tested and comprise one of the best Dairy Herds in the County. Sale Commences at 12.30 p.m.

PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Ashburton, Auctioneers. BUSINESS NOTICES. GOODS FOR SUMMER SEASON. DESSERT APRICOTS, large tin 1/4; small tin 1/-. Dessert Peaches, large tin 1/4; small tin lid. Dessert Pears, large tin 1/4; small tin lid. Libby’s Fruit Cocktail, 9d. Fruit Salad, large 1/8; small 1/1. Pineapple, l|lb tin for 7d; 21b tin 9d. Pineapple, large 11-Jd. Pineapple, Crushed 9d. Pineapple, Fijian, largo 1/6; small i/3. Dromedary Lime Fruit Juice, 1/1. JELLIES—Sunup, 5 for 1/-; Gregg’s, 4 for 1/-; White’s 6d each; Price’s 6d each. W. V. JOYCE, Saunders Buildings, East Street. LAWN MOWERS. OUR New Season’s Stock of quality Lawn Mowers are now in. Compare our prices with others and note the saying. Grass Catchers and Garden Tools also in stock. THOMAS BROS. C. KEM YEP. 96 Victoria Street. GIVE your SUIT a new appearance. Lot it bo Dry - cleaned and Pressed. Moderate Charges,