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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. /"IULVERDEN SALE. THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 11th. On account of A. W. RUTHERFORD. Esq., 1100 Four-tooth Half bred Wethers (in forward condition), from Mendip Hills W* sbal! bo giad to receive further entries. 0377 PYNE and CO. KAIKOURA. AXSUAL SALE. FRIDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 12th. 1 0 000 SHEEP AXD LAMBS. SPECIAL ENTRIES. On account of Mr WILLIAM SMITH. Ludatonc, 550 Fcur-looth Three-quarterbred Fat Wethers 330 Six-tooth Halfbred Fat Wethers 200 Three-quarterbrcd Lambs On account of Mr W. TROLOVE, The Shades 100 Two-tooih Halfbred Wethers 300 F.B. Lambs 150 Merino Lambs 150 Four-tooth Fat Wethers On account of Mr THOS. ADAIR, 400 Four-tooth Halfbred Wethers, fat, very prinio On account of Mr A. KEEXAN, 300 Four and Six-tooth Wcthere, fat On account of Mr H. MONTAGUE, 200 Very Forward Lanibs On account of Mr D. BOYD, Sen., 200 Two-tooth Wethers 100 Two-tooth twoi On account of Mr M. CAMPBELL, 150 Two-tooth Crossbred Ewes On account of Mr G. D. SMITH, 150 Two-tooth Ewes On account of VARIOUS CLIENTS, 5000 Wethers, Ewes, and Lambs The Cygnet will leave Lyttelton at 9 p.m. on THURSDAY, leaving Kaikoura after the Sale. PYNE and CO., 9*23 Auctioneers. |OYNE and , CO. are instructed by the -*- Ex-ocutrix in the Estate of the la.te J. McNAMARA to offer by Public Auction on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20th, at THEIR LAND SALE ROOM. CASHEL STREET—At 12 Noon, THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE ROYAL BREWERY, consisting of 1 ACRE 2 ROODS 38 PERCHES, together with the Improvements thereon, consisting of Stone Brewer}', Malthouse, Stables, Bottling Shed, etc., with LONG- FRONTAGES on MOORHOUSE AVENUE, PARK ROAD, and MAIN SOUTH RAILWAY LINE. Also, LOT 2—PRIVATE HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, including bathroom, scullery, kitchen, dining and sitting-rooms and three bedrooms. In the same Estate, facing- MOORHOUSE AVENUE. This is a well-buiJt hcuse in good repair, and should command <v ready cale. Th«re is an excellent section which is included in this lot. The above Property offers to investors the only opportunity of obtaining a block of land fronting on both Moorhou?c avenue end the Southern Railway, with an entrance from Park road and of obtaining siding rights," every section between the Railway Station and Addington being securely occupied. PYNE and CO., Auctioneers. Harper. Son and Pascco, Solicitors. 8233 TO PENINSULA CLIENTS. WTE have pleasure in announcing that <rar »*•• NEXT STOCK SALE will be hold et OUR LITTLE RIVER YARDS on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. Wβ shall bo glad to receive Entries for the above fixture, which may be made with MR H. A. KIMBER, Puaha, or our Christchurch Office. 8376 ,PYNE and CO. IMPORTANT NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF FIRST-CLASS FARM AND GRAZING LAND IN THE AMBERLEY DISTRICT. PYNE and CO. have received instructions from the TRUSTEES of the late REV. H. B. COCKS, to OFFER at their LAND SALES ROOM, Cashel street, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, At 12 Noon, Lot I.—AMBERLEY FARM, containing 194 acres 3 roods 1 perch. This property is within one mile of the Amberloy railway station, is well watered, and subdivided into nine paddocks. There is a nine-roomed dwellinghousc, stable, and shed, all in good ropair. This farm i 3 well known for ite all round properties, being suitable for both grazing and agricultural purposes, and is recognised as one of the best fa-.ns in the Northern Distriot. Lot 2.—DOCTOR'S HILLS, contt.ining 232G ACRES, within three miles oi the Waikari railway station, coneisting of low hills, all excellent grazing country. Buildings consist of wool shed, hut, and lean-to shed, all in good repair. Both of the above properties are in the occupation of Messrs Chas. and Arthur Fairweather, whose lease expires on the Ist of May nest. For further particulars apply to PYNE and CO., 8233 Auctioneers. SUBDIVISION SALE Of a Portion of the BIRCH HILL ESTATE. FIRST CLASb SHEEP COUNTRY. NORTH CANTERBURY. PYNE and CO., in conjunction -with GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO., DALGETY and CO., and J. T. FORD and CO., havo received instructions from Mr E. jj. iJILLTON, to SELL by AUCTION, on SATURDAY, MARCH 6th, Ai the L%nd Sales Room of PYNE and CO., At 12 Noon, 24,000 -~.ICES FREEHOLD, In 11 Subdivisions, RiKiging in area from 670 acres to 4500 acres, being v.-ithout doubt the finest block of Sheep Country on offer in Canterbury. The wholo of the country is exceptionally weli watered, earh olock baviag permuaeni streams running through same, and the river Okuku bounds the property on the Nurtb and Eastern boundaries. The country consists of clcnn, open tuasock, free from scrub, with a few patches cf native bush in seme of the gullies. The hills ure well grasasd with cocksfoot, white clover, and native grasses. Situated ac it is as regards markets, and beinsj within easy distance of Rangiora and Christchurch, buyers purchasing blocks of this estate now, may rest assured that at no distant date valnes in this port of Canterbury will undoubtedly rise considerably. TERMS are exceptionally easy, being 16 per cent, down, the balance remaining on mortgage for five years at 5 per cent. For the convenience of those wishing to inspect, a camp will be established on the Southern boundary on the Okuku stream, near Whiterock. which, with the permanent buildings in the centre of the estate, will afford ample accommodation for all. PLANS are now ready and may be obtained Tom the Anctioneers. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. DALGETY and CO. J. T. FORD and CO. 937S PYNE and CO. IMPORTANT WITHDRAWAL NOTICE. WE are instructed by the TRUSTEES in the Estate of tho late GEO. McRAE, to WITHDRAW FROM SALE the GLENS OF TEKOA ESTATE. The property will therefore not be submitted by Auction on the 13th, as previously advertised. 82ai PYNE ana 00. I