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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. WOOL. WOOL. SALE ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th. UR CATALOGUE COMPRISES: — 612 BALES. CATALOGUES now ready and Wool displayed for the inspection of Buyers. PYNE and CO., 9381 ' ' ' Woolbfokers. KIRWEE SALEYARDS. FRIDAY~NEXT. TO BUYERS OF SHEEP FOR TURNIPS. WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ENTRIES: 500 Two ar.d Four-tooth Wethers 250 Two-tooth Crossbred*. IGO Halfbrocl Freezing Ewes. 120 Prime Freezing Lambs. I "0 Forward Wethers. Further Entries are Invited. PYNE ar.d CO., j 0457 Auctioneers. i J£ I R W E E SALEYARDS. I FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 10th. I SPECIAL ENTRIES: ! 120 Prime Freezing Lambe. J Further Entries Invited. J PYNE and CO., I 9473 ' Auctioneers. TIT IDLAND SALE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. SPECIAL ENTRIES: 150 Six and Eight-tooth Ewes 200 Full-mouth Ewes 250 Two-tooth Halfbred Wothers. Further Entries Invited. PYNE and CO., 9472 Auctioneers^ THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LIMITED. THIS DAY. FOR SALE AND REMOVAL. GOOD COTTAGE, FENCING, * Etc. No. 245 SOUTH BELT. QWING to the EXTENSION of OUR BUSINESS we have found it necessary TO INCREASE OUR WAREHOUSES. The Contract for Erecting A NEW WOOL AND GRAIN STORE On our South belt Property has been Signed. The section next our present South belt Store Must h» CLEARED- AT ONCE. We shall therefore SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Without Reserve, THIS DAY. ' AT OUR WOOL STORES,' At 10.30 a.m. SUBSTANTIAL COTTAGE, And FENCING, PALINGS, WIRE, Etc., Which must all be Removed within ONE WEEK of day of Sale. For further particulars and orders to view apply THE WAREHOUSEKEEPER, Christchurch Wool and Grain Warehouse, South belt; Or to the City Offices, Hereford street. 9293 E. G. STAVELEY, Manager. MIDLAND SALEYARDS. TUESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL SHEEP SALE. PRESENTE~NTRIES— 2200 Mixed Half and Three-quarter-bred Twotooths (mostly wethers) 1200 Two-tooth Halfbreds (mostly wethers) 500 Store Lambs, in forward condition 2000 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers Further Entries Solicited. E. G. STAYELET, Manager. 9486 p-_5.- CALCUTT, Auctioneer. J. T. FORD AND CO. J. T. FORD and CO., SPECIAL SALE MIDLAND YARDS. 34th- FEBRUARY. 600 Merino Ewes, three ana four years old. (This is a grand line of large-framed Ewes, in fine fresh condition.) ' 200 Merino Ewes. . COALGATE SALK FRIDAY, 17th FEBRUARY. On account of Sir John Hall, . 1000 Crossbred Ewes. On account Messrs J. and H. Preatidge, 30 Sound-mouthed MerinoJSwes 30 Lambs, in forward condition. Further Entries Solicited. J. T. FORD and CO., 9-184 A. E. COOKE, Auctioneer. F. C. TABART. MIDLAND SALEYARDS. • TUESDAY NEXT, 14th FEBRUARY. SPECIAL SALE. FC. TABART will SELL BY AUCTION as • above— 1000 Two-tooth Crossbreds 1300 Crossbred Ewes 9483 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPECIAL ENxxtlES. LINWOOD. ONE 4-ACRE SECTION IN WORCESTER STREET, Tram Line. ' VERY FEW LEFT NOW, £120. THREE J-ACRE SECTIONS GLOUCESTER STREET. . » £105 EACH. C. J. MARSHALL, 7213 49 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. . ■p AR M S FOR SALE. 40 ACRES, Weedons, with good house and outbuildings; price £10 an acre. 500 ACRES, Ashley, with two small cottages, sUbles, etc. part in crop; £4 10s an acre. RUSSELL'S FLAT—2OS Acree, 8-roomed House, etc., part in crop; £9 10s per mere. 415 ACRES, splendid sheep country, Ashley district, rood house, eIJ. SHEFFIELD—SO Acres, handy to Railway Station; £10 10e per acre. 175 ACRES good cropping land, new house and outbuildings, 10 miles from town 1100 ACRES, improved, good sheep country. 230 ACRES. Ellesmere, splendid all-round farm. Good buildings ANNAT—39 Acres, J-mile from Station; £10 an acre. 120 ACRES, Springston District, part in croo house of 4 rooms, etc; price low. fc SEVERAL OTHER FARMS FOR SALE. Make your requirements known to us, and we will endeavour to auit you. MONEY TO LEN~ on Mortgage. Lowest Bates of Interest. BAGGS AND CO., ESTATE AGENTS, 131 COLOMBO STREET. Whit* or tflack Canvas Shoes. i> K. Atkinson's, US Manchester itrtrt. Come eight along.