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AUCTION,. PYNE AND CO. ry A' T T E R S A L L ' S. THIS DAY (SATURDAY). '' Account MR A. BOYLE, Brown Shetland Pony, quiet, and used to children Account of a CLIENT. ; Br. SI.. _tyr«, in foal to Suffolk Punch, broken all iarm work; trial Account of a ..'MENT, Che*. G„ tiyrs. by Lauderdale, broken s. . and b, quiet for lady. Also, Gig and Harnea? in good order Cbes. (.., syrs, broken s. ar.d h., by Lupin, gooel bock; trial 8.G., Jyrs, by Silver Spec, broken saddle Account of a. CLIENT, Blk. G.. tH-TS, broken to chains, good spring carter ' Account MR C. BRICE. Blk. Half-draught M.. -oyrs, first-class spring dray or van mare; trial Account MR W. C. i'.EDFOKD, Ches. Pony, Syrs, broken s. and h.,' thoroughly quiet, puss tram?, motor rars, trains, etc.; any trial. Sale camuicnccs 11 a.m. Advertised lots 12 noon. PYNE and CO.. . _ Auctioneer*!. SPLENDID GRAZING AND CROPPING I - LAND. . We are instructed by the Owners. MESSRS 1 HUGH A.. THOS. E. BOYLE, and iRS . WILLIAMS to SELL by PUBLIC AUC-M TION, at our Land Boom*, Cashel street 1 Christchurch, ' \ THIS DAY (SATURDAY). MAY 21st At. 12 Noon, < All thc.t Splendid Farm, containing ; 564: AGUES ' Known as BROADLANDS, ELLESMERE. A GOOD ALL-ROUND FARM, varying from good cropping to heavy grazing land; 6-roomed House and extensive outbuildings. A plan of thc farm and any further particulars can be obtained at our offices. PYNE and CO., 8765 Auctioneers and Land Agents. M B E R L E V SALE. MONDAY NEXT. Account MR NICHOLAS McNALLY. 6 Primo Fat Steers, thrco and four-year-old 1 Springer ' 2 Fat Pigs PYNE and CO., 8766 Auctioneers. "DANGIORA SALE. TUESDAY NEXT. ] SPECIAL ENTRIES— I On account THOS. MILES and SON, Fern side. •-!50 Prime Fat Lambs ; On account MILKS BROS., Fcrnside. 250 Primo Fat Lambs OTHER ENTRIES INCLUDE— ! 550 Prime Fat Lambs, in lots 1 200 l'rinio Wethers 1 100 Fut Ewes J 200 Very Forward Wethers 1 200 Store Lambs (good) 130 Store Lambs, mixed sexes 120 Half and Thrcc-quartcrbrcd Ewes, rams i in April PYNE and CO., 5606 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT SEFTON. On account of MR JAMES HA'YES. FRIDAY, MAY 27th. ! WE have received instructions from Mr JAMES HAVES, who has lost tbo lease of his house and Gorrie's iand, to hold a CLEARING SALE, on tbe above date, of tho whole of his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, consisting of: — ■ 25 Dairy Cows, in profit and in calf 3 Cows, just calved 10 Two-year-old Heifers, to calve early in , spring 1 Fat Cow 1 4-year-old. Bull, 1 l_.-yea.-0-d Bull 6 Yearlings / . , 1 5-year-old Gelding, Spring-carter 1 Spring Dray and Harness, nearly new ' 8 Sows, with Litters 4 Largo Store Pigs . -34-Indian Runner Ducks , ' t Farm Tools, also a largo quantity of Sun- , dries SALE at 1 o'clock. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE and CO., 8039 - Auctioneers. - jy A . R F I E L D S A L E. FRIDAY NEXT. 27th INSTi , " ENTRIES INVITED. 8523 PYNE and CO. I ; SATURDAY NEXT, 28th MAY. \ T>Y'NE and CO. have received instructions " A from the Trustee in the Estate of the . lat; Mrs GLOVER, to SEEL by AUCTION, J on above date, a SPLENDID SECTION, • with Two Cottuges, situated in Martin's 1 lane, Lincoln road, close to tram. ; FULL PARTICULARS LATER. -PYNE and CO., • 8761 Auctioneers. ', PRELIMINARY NOTICE. I CLEARING SALE AT FERNSIDE. ON THURSDAY, JUNE 23rd. SHEEP. HORSES, CATTLE AND IMPLEMENTS. WE have received instructions from MR A. S. BRUCE, who has sold his farm, to hold a CLEARING SALE oi his LIVE and DEAD STOCK, on THURSDAY, June 23rd. Full particulars in a future issue. PYNE and CO., BSO9 Auctioneers. FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE. PYNE and CO. aro instructed by the TRUSTEE in the Estate of WM. JAS HFAD. Deceased..-to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Salerooms, Cashel street, Christchurch, at 12 noon on SATURDAY. May 26th next, all that very choice GRAZING FARM situated at GREENPARK, comprising 97 ACRES. Splendid land, and all ncccs.ury buildings. PYNIi. and CO., Auctioneers. JOYNT and ANDREWS, *••""*-' Solicitors to Estate. WE HAVE FARMS FOR SALE TO » T SUIT ALL BUYERS. 50 Acres splendid dairy farm, Lincoln roEd. i,CS. Terms ca?y. 51 Acres, gp>od farm, Wccdons, on Main road. _.16 per acre. 81 Acre dairy farm, splendid buildings; ■ three-quarter mile Lincoln. £38. 105 Acres Prcbbleton, small hou.se and stable, good cropping land. £34. 2/ Acres eplendid .lection, Hillsborough, leatcd til! March next. £65 per aero. 700 Acre Farm, East Oxford, a good proposition. 257 Acr..*-. close to Geraldine mid Orari; attractive farm, splendid dktrict. i'2s. 300 Acres near Hafttings, Hawke's Bay, splendid dairy country. £22 10s. Easy terms. * . ~ 20 Acres be-nitifir. land, part of Meiroso | Farm, Halswell. £6;.. COO Acrea Ellesmere, mixed dairy, sheep, and wheat land. 90 Acfo Dairy Farm, ne_ar Ohoka, good house and buildings. £33. 1300 Acre*., nrcr Waipuknrau, carries 2000 big ewes. £6. r . PYNE and CO,, •'.'."J Auctioneers. ROYAL MAIL COACHES. WINTER TIME-TABLE. TOURING the Winter Months, from April -•-'lst, these Coaches will run aa under- — MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, SATURDAYS—Leave Teddington, 7 a.m.; Allandale, 7.30 a.m.,2.50 p.m.; Governor's Bay, 8 a.m., 3 p.m. Returning from Lyttelton Station at 9130 a.m. ahd 4.3*. p.m, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS.— Leave Teddinstcn, 7 a.rr..; AUandale, 7.30 _.m.; Governor's Lay, 8 a.m. RctUVnicg from Lytie.ton Station 9.30 a.m. only. Luggage and P;.rccls cajxfu.ly attended to. ALF. SMALL, Proprietor. Telephone: AUandale.