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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. rpATTBRSAL L'S. THIS DAY. On account of Mr J. Grigg, Longbeach, Br. Gelding Skipper, by Perkin Warbeok 11.-PolW B. Gelding Kuku, by Perkin Warbeck 11. On account of Mr Jas. Little, Allandale, 8 First-class Draught Mares and Geldings On account of Mr D. W. Meikle, Chatham Islands, 1 First-class Draught Gelding On account of a Client, Roan Gelding, by Captivator, fit for farm work On account of Mr W. Clinton, Darfield, 8 Draught Mares, broken to all farm work 1 Four-year-old Gelding, by Imperious— \nnnie On account of Mr H. Hill, West Melton, B. colt, rising 3 years, broken to chains On account of a Client, Blk. Gelding, Oyrs, broken to saddle and harness Ch. Colt, rising 3 years, by Rothschild Blk. Colt, rising 2 years, by Viking. On account of Mr E. Bowes, Brown Pony, quiet for lady to drive, pass trams or traction engines Also, Single-seated Light Sulky, good as new On account of a country client for absolute sale, 4 Light horses. Sale of advertised horses starts at 12 noon; Others 11 a.m. PYNE and CO., 1737 Auctioneers. TA T T E RSALL'S. SATURDAY, 28th APRIL. On account. of Mr J. S. Boag, Dunsandel, B.G. Peter, aged, good in all farm work B. Filly, Pansy, 3yrs, by Middlerigg, dam Blossom, by Souter Johnny, broken to all chain work Roan G., 3yrs, by Doctor, dam a Young Performer mare, unbroken. PYNE and CO.. 1741 Auctioneers. TUESDAY NEXT. , SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. PYNE and CO. are instructed by Mr James Carr, who has let his Farm for a term, TO SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Homestead, MIDDLE LINCOLN ROAD, SPREYDON, On TUESDAY NEXT, the 24th INST., Tho Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows: — Draught Mare Polly, stinted to McAlpine Draught Mare Dolfv, stinted to McAlpine Bay Colt, out of Polly, rising 3 years, by Victor Bay Colt, out of Doll, rising 8 years, by Victor Bay Colt, out of Polly, rising 2 years, by Victor Two Filly Foals, by Victor 3 Good Dairy Cows, 2 Heifers, 6 Fat Pigs IMPLEMENTS, Etc., comprise— Booth and McDonald iron roller, singlefurrow plough, horse hoe, grubber, selfdelivery, sot 4-leaf harrows, moulding plough, Planet drill, Avery weighing machine, spring dray, tip dray and frame, express van, sack lifter, doubleseated buggy by Steele Bros., plough, shaft, leading, and buggy harness, chaffcutter, lawn mower, dairy utensils, quantity new and old oats, lot empty sacks, 2 acres potatoes, few tons carrots, 3 stacks oat and 1 stack wheat straw, and a lot of sundries too numerous to mention. FOR SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. Commencing 12 noon. Luncheon Provided. PYNE and CO., 1637 Auctioneers. ADDrNGTON SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT,' APRIL 35t_. OPEOIAL BNTRIBS--1200 Crossbred Wethers 660 Crossbred Four-tooth Wether* 820 Crossbred Two-toot- Wethers 115 Crossbred Two-tooth Wethers SOO Crossbred Four and Six-tooth Wet_eri 70 Three and Four-year-old Bullocks, in forward condition. PYNB and CO., y*> ' Auctioneers, j CLEARING SALE. ' PYNE and GO. aro instructed by MR • JNO. McDONALD to SELL by AUCTION, at his Homestead, GREENPARK, On THURSDAY NEXT, APRH* 26th, fHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising IS cows in milk and in calf, 1 Shorthorn bull, 4 calve*, 1 draught gelding, 1 draught filly broken to chains, set chain —arrows, d.f. plough by Watson, Cambridge, roller by Scott Bros., McCormick reaper and binder, shaft harness, leading harness, plough chains, back band*, etc., swingle-trees, and a quantity of farm tools. 1 bay stack, 1 wheat straw stack 1 oaten straw stack, and about 11 acres potatoes, eto. Bale commences at 13 noon. Luncheon Provided. PYNE and CO., 1480 Auctioneers. THURSDAY NEXT. SAL® OF A WELL-KNOWN FARM IN THB FAMOUS LBESTON DISTRICT. PYNB ? _ad 00. are instrncted. by the .___(•«•. Simpson (in consequence of their brother, Mr C. C. Smithson, having secured a gk»*. of CgO Acre* of the Pareora Estate), to SELL by-PUBLIO AUCTION, at their Homestead, Leeston, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 26th INST., all their Splendid FARM of 160 ACRES, on* «! th* best and roost profitable in that wellknown district Th* Farm is suitably divided, is well watered, and in grand heart, good Dwellingnous*, and all necessary outbuildings. Situated only 1J mil„ from the Leeston Township and Market, close to Creamery, it forms on* of the best and most inviting properties t_*t a*v» bean on the market for some time pact, and wo confidently invite inspection. Immediately alter tho sal* of th* land we •—all Sell, on account C. C. Smithson. Esq., «b* wbole at tfce LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follow*: — ft Draught Horses, good in all farm work *__ Tw»y«*r-old Draught Colt __ HaMhred Ewes, 5 Dairy Cows, 2 Heifers, 8 Yearlings 31 Fat and Store Pigs J_in» Dray and Frame, Tip Dray and Frame, Reaper and Binder (Side D*> Wy). CulWor, Hay Rak e , Engin, Vat and Fitting*, Chaffcuttw, Corn- ___•»*, Screen Seed Cleaner, DoubleMoulding Plough. Set Harrows, Gig, Plough Shaft and Lead- _* •"£__*• a Sh **P feeders. I500y«_ Wire Netting, 3 Stack* Hay, 2 A&w MsMold* and Potatoes. «0 B__«3» Barley 300 Bnshel* Oats -S-JASS?* — Barley 01 * ******* "4 Lot o! Sals will coß_o*no* at 12 o'clock sharp. -__a*o_ Provided. „__ FYNE and CO., *"* Aaciioneer*. jjBBBTOH SALEYA R D S •*Bl__Y mXX, APRIL 37th. Oa account Mr A. Powell, Springston, who is going south, 6 D_rj Cow*, in full profit «B__t Young Cattle t Parvbnd Two-year-old Shorthorn Bull. OTHER ENTRIES comprise— 600 Fa* and Store Sheep 90 Head Cattle. Futttier --tries Invited. FYKE and CO., 17$Q Auctioneers. {ALL WIVES _K*>id tasks t_*« _a*b_a_ __■ taks Loasby* Wahoo. Astir* liters mm