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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. HIGHLY DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND LEASE. THE PROPERTIES OF THE LATE COLONEL FOX. TE KOUKA, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. MOUNT MASON, TO BE LET ON LEASE. D ALGETY and CO., Ltd. (in conjunction, with PYNE and CO.\ have received instructions from MRS FOX, To SELL by AUCTION, at PYNE and CO.'S LAND SALE ROOMS, _49 Cashel street, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, MAY 10th, at 12 noon (Unless previously disposed of), That desirable Property known as T E , KOTJK-A, Comprising approximately 2168 Acres of firstclass Land. TE KOUKA was one of the earliest selections of the celebrated Horsley Downs Property, and is situated ivithin, five miles of the Medbury Railway Station, and within seven miles of the Hawarden Saleyards. The property is 'divided; into 22 paddocks, by wire fences, all in splendid order. There is a very good Dwellinghouse, with hot and cold water laid on. Orchard in bearing, plantations and garden. Men's house, shepherds' cottage, wool sbed, sheep yards, and stables. All the buildings are. new. The land is of first-class quality, and grows excellent crops of wheat, barley, oats, and turnips. This year the yield of oats was 79 l-3rd bushels per acre, notwithstanding the dry season, and the whole property is in great heart and condition. . About two-thirds of the area is level land, and the remainder low downs, nearly all-.-of which aie ploughable, with the exception of a limestone outcrops The property will be offered as a whole, and if not sold will then be offered in two lots.; Lot 1 comprises about 1081 Acres; Lot 2 comprises about 10S7 Acres, on which are the buildings. MOUNT MASON Comprises about 6585 Acres of first-class limestone sheep country. This property is situated about six miles from Hawarden, and will be LET by TENDER for a term of SEVEN YEARS. TENDERS will CLOSE at PYNE and CO.'S Offices, 149 Cashel street, on SATURDAY, MAY 17th, at 12 noon, Where Forms of Tender may be obtained. The sheep, consisting mostly of Two and Four-tooth Half bred Ewes, may be taken -at a valuation at the successful tenderer's option. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. For further particulars apply DALGBTY and CO., LTD., PYNE and CO., Auctioneers. Or to BEAUCHAMP LANE, Solicitor, 9779 Christchurch. P. S. MALCOLM AND CO. SALE THIS JJAi, 12 o'clock. ". UNRESERVED FURNITURE SALE. 3 CAPITAL BICYCLES, ETC. FS. MALCOLM] and CO. will SELL, as • above, a large entry of New and Second-hand Furniture, Carpets, Pictures, Glass and China, E.P. Ware, Kitchen Utensils, large quantity of Sundries. Also, 50 Pair Colonial Blankets 50: Ladies and Girls' Ulsters F. IS. MALCOLM and CO., 80 .:'.--. Auctioneers. ~ GREAT FUR SALE. ""' THIS DAYT, 1 p.m. THIS DAI, 1 p.m. TNSTEUCTED by one of the largest Fur--L Tiers in the Southern Hemisphere, we shall offer for ABSOLUTE SALE: 20 Carriage and Railway Rugs 50 Hearth and Bed Rugs 100 Capes, Collarettes and Muffs 100 Bags, Necklets, and Specimens Absolutely Moth-proof, and the beat pro- • curable. ON VIEW THIS MORNING. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., 81 Auctioneers. OPENING OF THE FUR SEASON, 1902. TASMANIAN AND AUSTRALIAN FUR GOODS. SPLENDID BLACK AND GREY OPOSSUM RUGS. .. FURS FOR LADIES' WEAR. BEAUTIFUL HEARTHRUGS AND MATS, ETC., ETC. FS. MALCOLM and CO. have received ad- • vice that about 200 Ruga, Capes, Mats, Bags, Collarettes, Boas, Necklets, Foot-warmers, etc, Are being consigned to them ' from ■ the, first makers in the Southern Hemisphere. They are all prepared with .-Mimosa Bark, which renders them soft and pliable, and absolutely impervious to the attack-of moths. The Skins have been colleoted from all the colonies—Oposenm, Kangaroo and Wallaby from Tasmania, Red Opossum irons Gippsland, Red Fox from Canada, Long-haired Wallaby from Victoria, and the Platypus from Queensland. The Fancy Hearthrugs are very beautiful, and the Carriage and Railway Rugs especially fine this season. From advices received we have no hesitation in drawing special attention to this extensive consignment, "which is described as the finest collection ever shown in Christchurch. The goods are absolutely new, and all collected during the summer months.. Those sending presents Home will find this a splendid opportunity of securing: goods peculiar to the colonies at a reasonable price, and of guaranteed quality. ON VIEW CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. F. S. MALCOLM and CO.. Commission Agents. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. pnrr aikari sale. THURSDAY, 10th APRIL. 20D Two-toot'i Three-qtnarterbred Ewes 200 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers, in very forward ccndirioa 100 Fat, Xambs , COALGATB SALE. FRIDAY, 11th APRIL. 200 Prime Fat' Lambs 100 Merino, Ewes Account Messrs R. a.nd J. Reid, Darfield, ■ . 3 One-shear Corriedale R-ms N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP. ROBT. HARDIE, Manager. J. J. ISBISTEIt, A. R. ELLIS, 49 " Auctioneers. F. C. TABART. <r ADDINGTON SALLxARDS. THIS DA.X. FC. TABART will SELL by AUCTION, • FAT AAD STORE EWES A_._> WETHERS, LAMBS, CATTLE, PIGS. GUY TABART, 33 Auctioneer. ■~\Xr AIKARI SALEYARDS. ,YV. TO-MOxmOW. On account of Mr M. J. Hoban, 150 Two and Four-tooth Wethers, weil grown and in very forward condition On account of Mr T. Armstrong, .80 Prime Fat Lambs ■" Further Entries Solicited. F. C. iA_*ABT. GVX TABART, 34 Auctioneer. TIOR PRIVATE SALE. On account D. W. McLean, Esq., 2045 Acres, Methven District, being the Homestead Block of Mt, Hutt Estate Apply, GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO., 41 193 Hereford street, Clmstohurch, % *lNSON~an<f CO. , * Stoctt of Cutlery and JM. Plated Ware embraoee all the latest and most attractive goods suitable for Wedding ; Present*. J