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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7529, 19 April 1890, Page 8

Auctions. PYNE AND CO. PURAU. IMPORTANT SALE OP SHEEP* *OYNE and CO. (in conjunction with JtT MESSRS MILES and CO.>, have, received instructions from H. D. Gardiner, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION. AT THE! HOMESTEAD, PURAU, LYTTELTON, on THURSDAY, APRIL 24, At 12 noon, THE FOLLOWING SHEEP :- -1 aaa CROSSBRED LAMBS OAAA MERINO EWES, 4 and 6-tooth, AVI9U and full mouth , -(AAA HALFBRSO 2-TOOTH XUVif WETHERS _,__ ,aA CROSSBRED 2-TOOTH EWES j'J|a HA.LFBRED _, 6, and 8-TOOTH ■"*"-ifl 2-TOOTH MERINO EWES 1 Xrt STUD LKIOESTER EWB3 These sheep are not culls, but straight lines, and are to be sold inconsequence of Mr Gardiner having lost the lease of the Quarantine Reserve. The Auctioneers can confidently state that a better lot of sheep has never been submitted to public competition, and they will be Sold WITHOUT RESERVE, THE FOLLOWING CATTLE WiU also be SoldOPC YEARLINGS /» 2.YEAR-OLD STEERS Q|| CALVES and CALVES Buyers must leave Onristohurch for Lyttelton by the 10.35 train. On arrival of the train a launch will leave Lyttelton for Purau, and will return after the sale. The Sale will commence immediately after Luncheon, at 12 o'clock. PYNE and CO., 752 Auctioneer-, 3 DuNSANDEL SAL E. MONDAY, APRIL 28. ¥>YNE and CO. WILL SELL as above, 1 KA A FAT AND STORE SHEEP. Further entries are solicited. PYNE and CO., 4283 ..'.'-'. Auctioneers. SALE OF HORSES, •" AT ADDINGTON YARDS, ON MONDAY, sth MAY.

PYNE and CO. have received the following ENTRIES for the above SAL- ;— Accotmt H. J. Hall, Esq., 6 DRAUGHT COLTS AND FILLIES, Unbroken. Account P. Dennis, _sq., Stonyhurst, I_> DRAUGHT COLTS AND FILLIE3, & Unbroken. Account H. P. Murray-Aynsley, Esq., 1/_ LIGHT 3 and %• YEAR-OLD COLTS XV AND FILLIES. Unbroken, by Kosciusko Account Messrs Randall and Musgrave, OZ_ 3 and 4-YEAR-OLD COLTS AND /5U FILLIES, Unbroken This line includes several matched pairs. Account a Client, 1 q LIGHT HORSES. Unbroken Further entries are solicited. PYNE and CO., 4284 Auctioneers.^ WILSON AND SONS. farmers' sale yards company, Saturday's Sal c. poultry, pigs, horses, cows. Traps in Great Variety. I Quantity Second Furniture, Removed for convenience, Must be Sold. Cheese, Bacon, Hams. WTLSON and SONS, 8886_ Auctioneers. T/V I L S O N A N D SO N s WILL SELL ON SATURDAY, A STACK LADDER AND BULL. Now on Farm LATELY OCCUPIED BY MR HEWLETT, Seized for Rent, AT FARMERS' SALEYARDS, Lichfield Street.

At One o'Clock. 422S PRESSING FOR SALE, s>_lAA A P RK9 HICH LAND, fit for any I^__-.-x»_-_»ooiim-T f_tfA ACRES GOOD SHBEP COUNTRY 4-00 ACRES GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY OAA ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND __4_- ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND -|Ol ACRES AGRICULTURAL LAND e*Q ACRES AVERAGE LAND *-./» ACRES RICH LAND »* 10, 20 ACRE SECTIONS /»*_» ACRES TO LET MORTGAGES~EFFECTED, WILSON and SONS. - ' - Auctioneers, T. BULLOCK. ASHBURTON. FRIDAY, _M AY 2KT D , IMPORTANT SALE OF HORSES. £ J HEAD FROM THE LONGBEACH g^ BEING TH_ NINTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. H/IR T. BULLOCK (in conjunction with iTI MRD. THOMAS) has received instroooo_s from John Grigg, Esq., to SELL BY PUBLIC AU CTION, AT ASHBURTON COUNTY BALEYARDS,

FRIDAY, MAT 2nd, ajw HOEBBS qwt Comprising -• »* DRAUGHT MARES and GELDINGS 1A DRAUGHT COLTS and FILLIE9, __<U" unbroken, 3-yr»-old -a /v BROKEN and UNBROKEN LIGHT XII HARNESS HORSES. 3 «_ui 4-yrs-o_d -| -A HACKS,2-yr_-old «>/| YEARLINGS •g O HACK MARES, in foal to Carriage X/Q Stallion-, with foals at foot 1 st HACK MARES, in foal to Prince X" Frederick and Bismarck, carriage stallion-. The Whole to be Sold Without Reserve. Luncheon provide!. Sale at 12 noon. T. BULLOCK, D. THOMAS. pN Aact-pa-ers.