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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. THIS DAY. IX OUR LAND ROOMS, at 12 o'clock. gALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. On account TRUSTEES H. McILRATH : 141 ACRES at Springfield. On account MR F. A. R. MANSON: 120 ACRES at Uebbio's Valley. On account MR F. IIAUGHEY: 375 ACRES at RoUcstor.. 1603 PYNE and CO. D D I N G T O X SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY. ' On account of MR SYDNEY SMITH, Fleetwood, Lincoln: 45 Purebred Southdown Ewes, from 4 to 8-tooth PYXE and CO., ICOG « Auctioneer*. A MOST ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2C:h. PYNE and CO. havo received instructions from MR FRANK GARDINER, to Sell by Auction at their Land Salo Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, December 20th, at 2.30 o'clock. HIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY AT P UR AU. Containing 1 TJA ACRES IN ONE BLOCK. Of the beat GRAZING LAND in Canterbury. A great feature or" tho property is that it is absolutely permanent pasture, and requires no cultivation. Tho Property i© moat beaulifuliy situated with a THREE-MILE SEA FRONTAGE to Lyttelton Harbour. It can be reached from tho City in ONE HOUR by train and boat, and is TWO EASY DAYS' drive for Stock to ADDINGTON YARDS. There is a beautiful Homestead with good 12-roomcd House, mostly stone, and all necessary conveniences, large. Orchard of about 2 ACRES. TEE WOOLSHED is in firat-claes order, holds 700 sheep, and is supplied w.'lh Electric Light and power for tiio 6 Machine Shears. Other building 3 comprise Stable (5 6talla, loose-box, and chaff-house). Dip, YVoolstore, 4 Sets Sheep Yards, Stud Sheep Shed, Cowshod, Workshop, two 6-roomed Workmen's Cottages, with all up-to-date* conveniences, etc., etc. The property is subdivided into 2 large blocks and 14 paddocks—ample for all requirements. It is permanently watered, and there are numerous clumps of Native Bush on the property. Mr Gardiner has determined to relinquish farming, so this ATTRACTIVE HOME and MAGNIFICENT SHEEP FARM is for sale. Tt is so well-known that, we need hardly describe it, but wo are quite safe in saving that it is one of the VERY FTNEST PROPERTIES in tho whole of tho Dominion. Terms wil! be exceptionally easy. For further particulars apply PYNE and CO.. IGO4 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT CUST. THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER Mth. PYNE and CO. have received instructions from MR E. P. KINGSBURY owing to the expiration of his Lease, to hold a CLEARING SALE of ALL hk LIVE and DEAD STOCK, at the HOMESTEAD, CUST, on THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 14th. Particulars are as follows: — HORSES— Bay Gelding, Jock, aged, all work Br. Mare, Jess 7yrs t all work. Bay Gelding, Prince, 7yrs, all work Br. Mare. Dolly, aged, all work B. Filly, 3yrs, unbroken CATTLE— 2 Cows in milk 1 Calf IMPLEMENTS—Duncan Cultivator, d.f. Plough, Duncan Cambridge Roller, Forecarriage Bft, , Booth and Macdonald, Dcering Binder, Discs (R. and G.). set. 5-leaf Hartows, Clodcrusher, Side Delivery, . 5-tyne Heavy Solid Grubber, 2f. Reid and Gray Plough old, Farm Tip-dray and Frame, Spring Trap, Grass Mower, Drill, Grain and Manure (Massey-Harris), 7 Swingle Trees, Chatham Seed Cleaner, 4-Horse Block and Tackle, i Collars, Hames and Winkers, Cart Saddle and Breeching Leading Harness, Trap Harness, 30 empty Sacks, quantity of Farm Tools. SALE AT 12 NOON. Luncheon Provided. PYNE and CO., ICOS Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CASHMERE ESTATE. grand grazing land, close to City and trams. PYNE and CO. (in conjunction with DAL GETY and CO., LTD.), have receivet instructions (from THE TRUSTEES of th< CASHMERE ESTATE to Sell by Auction EARLY IN MARCH, TWO SUBDIVISIONS Of the famous CASHMERE ESTATE About 125 ACRES above tho Consumptioi Home, and about 845 ACRES East of th< Dyer's Pass road. Thie Land is well served by Tram an< roads, and. apart from its pastoral value has a high,prospective value in sight fo building and Fruit-growing purposes. TERMS VERY EASY. Full Particular* Later. PYNE and CO., DALGETY and CO., LTD, Joint Agents. DUNCAN. COTTERILL and CO., Solicitors. 160 AMURI SALEYARDS CO.. LTD. A STOCK SALE will be held in tl AMURI SALEYARDS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13th. If. TRAVERS. ICIC ' Secretary. COBB AND CO TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. LEAVE Arthur's Pass Station on arriv of West Coast Express, which leav, Christchurch at 8.30 a.m. Tuesdays Thur days, and Saturdays. ' " Carrying Passengers and their Luirea. only for Hokitika, Westport, Reefton «r Greymouth, arriving Greyraouth same' eve ins?, 6.40 p.m. tYe Through rail and coach tickets can 1 obtained at Office, Christchurch al coach tickets for coach journey obta'inaK at the following hotels:— Warner's CoW Storey's, Clarendon, and United' Servi, Hotels: from Mr Cassidy Springfield; 1 V. . Campbell, Christchurch. The management is under Mr H Cassid who has had so'e management einco 1871 CASSIDY and CO., LTD. x Proprietor*