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AUCTIONS. I PYNE AIsD CO. J "INARMS FOR SALE 5100 ACRES, sweet healthy steep country, well sheltered, sp'endidly watered, gTOwS excellent turnips and rape. 9 miles from DunsandeL, four miles from Greendale. Four-roomed House, stables, and sheep ' yards. Price £3 2a Gd. TERMS EASY. We havo juat received particulars of one of the finest little grazing rfuns in the WAIAU DISTRICT, carrying 16D0 Sheep. SCO Lambs, besides-Cattle and Horees. ISOO ACRES—Good ploughable downs and surface sown tussock, splendid grazing property, carry nearly ewe to acre; natural ttate; 18 miles Oamaru. £5 15s. 215 ACRES—Splendid L.1.P., Morrice Settlement; good improvements. Low prire for a quick sale SGO ACRES—One of the very finest Dairy and Agricultural Farms in the Ohoka district. £23 10s. SiSS PYNE and CO._ GEAZIEES, DEALERS, BUTCHERS, Etc. Wo are instructed by MR R. J. FLEMING to SELL hie VERY CHOICE GRAZING PROPERTY, at HORNBY. ACRES. Splendid paddocks for a, grazier, and of great prospective value. Full particulars as to price, etc., at our Offices. PYNE and CO., Auctioneers acd Land Agents, 5164 Chris tchuTch. T\rE ' have been instructed by DR. >> TYTHERIDGE to SELL his Property at OPAWA, 3 ACRES OF LAND, House of ten rooms, ample outbuildings, lawns, paddocks, flower and kitchen gardens, beautiful trees. A CHARMING RESIDENCE beautifully secluded, yet within a. minute's walk of train and electric tram. The very low price of £1750 will bo accepted, and easy terras of payment arranged. We invite enquiry and inspection. 81C3 PYNE and CO.

TO FARMERS. ~\\TE nre NOW PREPARED to raako arVt rangements for tho STORAGE of GRAIN, GRASS-SEED, Etc., during the present season in our Brick Warehouse, | MOORHOUSE AVENUE. { For particulars apply 6474 PYXE and CO. FOR SALE. ! IDEERING Reaper and tSinder in firstclass order. Apply, PYNE and CO., 8-173 Auctioneers, Christchurch. FTRM^O^^ET~BY~a ; ENDER' PYNE and CO. have received instructions from the Trustees of the Tato M. RYAN, to LET by TENDER, for a term of SEVEN YEARS from the 16th MARCH NEXT, hia well-known FARM at YALDHURST, fronting on tho MAIN ROAD, containing 167 ACRES high-claee land, with modern scvon-rcomed House and other good improvements. The land ha's been we'l farmed, and is in splendid heart throughout. The Farm is in an ideal position for tho realisation to best advantage, of all produce giown on it. TENDERS CLOSE SATURDAY, 2nd March. Highest or any tender not necessarily a-c----cepted. For further particulars apply 8459 PYNE and CO., SALE. MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 12th. 1000 Fat Lambs in lota SIX) Store Lambs Account Mr E. F. Croft, Omihi, 500 Rapo Lambe Further Entries Inrited. PYNE and CO., .8472 * Auctioneers! T ITTLE iJTVER SALE". TUESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 13th. ENTRIES' are invited for the above SALE. PYNE ar* CO., JU76 Auctioneers. ~~A~V~V ING T~6~N M~A~RTOfT. WEDNESDAY NEXT,'FEBRUARY 14th. SPECIAL ENTRY— 1000 Crossbred Lambs, Ewes and Wethers 650 Thrce-quarterbred Lambs, Ewes and Wethers, very forward 215 S.M. Halfbred Ewes, Lincoln Merino Cross 500 S.M. Halfbred Ewes, Lincoln Merino Cross 1000 Two, Four, and Six-tooth Halfbred Ewes, Lincoln Merino Cross 080 S.M. Halfbred Ewes 500 S.M. Three-quarterbred Ewes 1000 Four-tooth Romney Cress Ewes 490 Two-tooth Romney Cross Ewes 450 Four-tooth Romney Cross Ewes PYNE and CO., 8475 Auctioneers. ""ANNUAL KAIKOURA SHEEP SALE.

FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY leth. PYNE nnd CO. will hoia the ANNUAL SALE at KAIKOURA on. the above date. Present Entries comprise Ifi 000 SHEEP AND LAMMS. Particulars as follows: — Account AIR WM. SMITH, of Ludstone, 550 Two-fcooth Ewes GOO Fat Four-tooth ,Wethers 350 Fat Six-tooth Wethers Account MR.THOS. HARRISON, 250 S.M. Ewes 1100 Four-taoth Wethers Account MR J. W. TROLOVE, 400 Halfbred Ewes, six-tooth and under 100 Two-tooth Throe-quarterbTed Ewes Account MR JERRY BOYD, 400 Two and Four-tooth Wethers 500 Four and Six-tooth S.M. Ewee Account MR A. KEENAN, 250 Fat Four-tooth Wethers 200 Two-tooth Threequarterbred Ewes Account MR J. H. GOSS, 350 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers 100 Two-tooth Three-quartorbr»d Wethers Account MR A. KENNEDY, 250 Two-tcoth to S.M. Halfbred and Threequarterbred Ewes 500 Two and Four-tooth Wethers Account MR WALTER GIBSON, 400 Two, Four, and Six-tooth Wethera 100 F.M. Ewes Account MX JAS. PAYNE, 300 Twc-tooth W«ther9 GOO Lambs, mixed sexes Account MR F. G. MILES, 100 Four and Six-tooth Wethers 100 Wether Lambs 100 S.M. Ewes Account MR J. CURTAIN, 151 Forward Lambs Account MR M. YAXLEY, 200 Lambs, mixed sexeg Account Mr SAM ANDREW, 500 Wethers Account Meters Chas. Brunell, M. Campbell, J. Beaton, J. Walters, Harry McKie, H. Montague, Jas. Peoples, E. G. Palmer, E. D. Palmer, Palmer Bros., G. Dublin Smith, D. Boyd, junr., C. Evans, J. Peoples, senr., Thos. Boyd, Guy Boyd, B. • Mackio, Geo. Eaton, E. Gibson, J. Mclnnes, P. Adair-, S. Askin, X, Wallace, H. Olsen end G. Dividaon. 1300 Ewes 1400 Wethers 2200 Lambs SPECIAL ENTRY. 10GO Halfbred Lincoln Merino Two-tooth E-wes. A really good line 500 Fat and Forward Lanibs 500 Two and Four-tooth Wethers Boat leaves Lyttelton THURSDAY EVENing NEXT, February 15th, returning after tho sa'.e. PYNE and CO., 8-153 Auctioneers. A MBEELEjf SALEYARDS. ANNUAL EWE FAIR. MONDAY, MARCH 4th. Early Entries are invited for th* above gale in order to advertise. PYNE and CO., 8170 , Auctioneers.