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AUCTIONS. PYNE ANITcO. * M B E B L E V SaLE. MONDAY NEXT, 27th INST. Account MR R. F. CROFT, Omihi. 600 Four, Sis, and Eight-tooth Halibred Ewea I Account of a CLIENT. | 1 Three-year-old Filly, unbroken Account MR F. H. COURAGE. 350 Three-querterbred Ewc3, a «ejected Un«; splendid mouths, in good condition ar.d have been dipped Account Estate late A. E. TUTTOX i Draught Horses, with ham«ss 3 Hor.«e, Trap, and Harness 1 H,v;k, risintr 6 years, by Good-bye Account MES3RS"McNAM.U«i and WATSON". 200 Prime Fat Eves Account of a CLIENT. I 200 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewes I i Account of CLIENTS. \ y>o Fat Lambs I 10) Fat Ewe? I PYNE and CO. j *not Auctioneer?. I A~N~iri"lTirA S ALE.! 1 TUESDAY NEXT. On account THOS. MILES and SOX, Kernside. 500 Priir.e Fat Lambs On recount MILES BROS., Fernsido. 400 Prime Fat Lambs OTHER ENTBIES- ; «M Fat Lambs, in lots 2l>o Fat Wethers I 250 Fat Ew«i ! 300 Si , : and Eight-tooth Three-quarterbrea 1 Ewes lOC Six sn.-l Eiptht-tooth Half bred Ewes 400 Sound-mouth Halfbred Ewes 2W; Forward Wethers 350 Forward Lamba PYNE and CO., 300! Auctioneers. _ TUESDAY NEXT. I CLEARING SALE. PYNE and CO. have received instructions from Mr A. H. GARDINER, who has J Sold hie properly, to HOLD A CLEARING SALE Of LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, At the HOMESTEAD, "HICKORY," Long Bay road, Akaroa, On TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 28th, Commencing at 11 o'clock. The particulars are aa follows: — SHEEP. 680 Four, Six, and Full-mouth Ewes (chiefly four and six-tooth) 320 Two-tooth Sevea-eighthe English Leicester Ewes 800 Fat Three-quarterbred Two-tooth "Wethers 600 Three-quarterbred Lambs, mixed sexes CATTLE. . 50 Steers, rising two _ years; good eorte, and in good condition 30 Steers, rising three years 5 Two-year-old Heifers (in calf) 2 Three-quarterbred Jersey Heifers, rising two yearn (in calf) 1 Twenty-months Bull . ] . * HORSES. 9 Hacks and Harness Horses, broken and unbroken; all good sorts 1 Entire Donkey, rising 4 years Implement*. Harness, ana Sundries of all descriptions Luncheon provided. . I PY.NE and CO., I 308S Auctioneer!!. "~ r • • CLEARING SALE SOUTHBRIDGE. THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 30th. PYNE and CO. have received instructions from Messrs MALCOLMSON BROS., owing to the expiration of their lease, to hold a CLEARING SALE Of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK ON THE FARM, SOUTHBRIDGE, On THURSDAY NEXT, MARCH 30th. The particulars arc:—. SHEEP. 26a Breeding Ewe* six and «ight-tooth. 25 F»t. end Forward Lamb* 12 Fat Wethers 5 English Leicester Batno HORSES. . 1 Bay Gelding, Clyde, 9yr» 1 Bey Gelding, Prince, 7yre ] Bay Gelding,' Billy, 6yr» I I Bay Gelding, Duke, 6yr» . ■1 Black Gelding, Darkle, 7yr» The ttbove horses are suitable for heavy waggon work. 1 Brown Gelding, Charlie, aged 1 Black Mare, Bees, Syrs 1 Bay Mare, Stella, 7yr» .1 Unbroken Gelding, 3yTe 1 Brood Hare, aged CATTLE. 11 Splendid Cowe, in profit and in calf 3 Springers, dv« April 14 Head Young Cattle, mixed sexee 1 Purebred Shorthorn Bull PIGS. 1 Breeding Sow 1 Fall Pigs ». ■ ■ • f IMPLEMENTS. 1 Farm Dray and Frame, 1 Tip Dray and Frame, 1 Light Trap, 1 Creamery Cart, ■-'■■ 1 Brake, 1 Maesey-Harrie R«aper and "Binder, 1 Wpod'e Side-delivery in good order, i Maesey-Harrie Four-furrow Plough, 1 Masaoy-Harris Cultivator and Seeder, 1 P. and D. Duncan Doublefurrow Plough, 1 P. and D. Duncan Disc Harrows, 1 Cooper and Duncan Grain and Manure Drill, 1 Set 4-leai Harrows, 1 Horse Grubber, 1 P. and D. Duncan Cambridge Roller, 1 Planet Junior, 1 Four-horeo Swingle-trees, 1 Three-horso. Swingle-trees, 2 Two-horse Swingle-trees. 5 Swingle-tree*, 1 S«t Blocks and Chain*, 1 Avery. Weighing Machine, 2 S«ta Shaft Harness, 2 S«ta Leadtncr Harness. 2 Sets Trap Harness, 1 Saddle and Bridle. 4 Sets Plough Chains and Straps. 4 Coils Shw>p Netting. 1 Pig Net, 2 Stack Covers, 6 Coile Barbed Wire. 1 Grindatone, 1 Yyce, Quantity of Tools. About 10 tone Oat Sheaf Chaff, 8 Sacks Wheat (seconds), quantity Seed Potatoes, Creamery Cans, Milk Tina, and Chum. .HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, Sundries too numerous to mention. SALE Commences 11.30 a.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE and CO., 96!19 Auctioneers. . a X E F F I E L D SALE.' O —— , ' FRIDAY NEXT. ENTRIES FOR THIS SALE ARE INVITED. 8090 ( PYNE and CO. CLEARING SA L E AT SEFTOS. FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 31st. • PYNE and CO. have received instructions from Mr A. A. PENFOLD (hia farm having been sold by Messrs Evans and Bull), to hold a ' y CLEARING SALE Of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK j On the Farm at Scfton, FRIDAY NEXT. The particulars are: — 28 Milk Cows, due to calve .August and September 3 Pare-b«ed Tamworth Sows (in pig), bred by Mr Cox 1 Pure-bred Bcrkshira Hog, bred by Mr I Rowe 3 Berkshire Sows 8 Store Pigs 1 Light Spring Dray. Quantity of Harness, "~'\ S.F. Plough, S-'.eaf Grass Harrows, 1 Set Lisht Disc, 11 Milk Drome, Milk Buckets, Scalding Tub, 3 Casks, 2 Hay Knives, 2 Spades, 2 Grubbers, Crowbar. \ Shovels, Maul and Wedges, Tool*, 2 ! Ladders, 4 Cow Covers, 6 Pig Troughs, i Swinglotrees, 2 Crosscut Saws, Steel- | yards,' Grindstone. Figwash Barrow, I \Vheclbnrrow, 600 Stakes, 3 Swill Tubs, Wirs Strainer, DOG CART, Horse, Raleigh Cart and Harness, Poultry. FURNITURE—Kitchen Table, 7 Chairs, 2 Kerbs, Drophead Sewing Machine (Singer). 2 Double Iron Bedsteads, Spring Mattress. 1 Single Iron Bedstead and Kapoe Bffds, 1 ChiM's Cot, Wire and Flax Mattress, ana Kapoc Bea and Pi'lows, 3 Duchesso Cheeta. 1 Cheral ■ Ducnease, 1 i!arb'c-top W>?hst&nd and Toiletware, 1 Washstand a.nd Toilet Set of Doulton Ware.', Above Furniture i» Practically New. Sale starts at 13,30 p.m. Luncheon provided. - PYNE and CO., -Mil ...„.>,.„„.__ .„............,,., __.__ Auctionecie.._