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AUCTIONS. PYXE. GOULD. GUIXXESS. LTD. CLEARING SALE AT CHEVIOT. MONDAY, JUNE 7th. "{DYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. (in J- conjunction vith DALHF.TY and CO., LTD.) have received instructions from the XKUsliiE- E-st.ite Into Dugald McLaren, who have disposed of the Pronertv, to Sell, on the above date, at the" Homtstoad, GLEN KINS, Cheviot, the wfcoli of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows: — SHEEP--1050 IT:lfbTed Ewes, Two. Four, Si*, and Eirht-tooth 300 Hs'fbrcd F-r-e 52 Vnlfbred Mix"d Sex Lambs 35 Ili'f'-irod Two-tooth Wethers 25 H.i'.fbred Earns, Two and Thrc-o-ebear, bred by L. and D. Grant C< DRAUGHT HORSES— 1 131 v Mare, Dolly, aged; broken to all v.-ork 1 G v ey Mare, Jean, aged; broken to r«Il work 1 Chestnut _ Filly, rising 4yrs, unbroken 1 Black Filly, _ risin? 3yr=, unbr-ken 1 Fay Fil'v, li-ing 3yrs. unbroken 1 Black Gelding, rising 2yrs, unbroken 2 Hacks, aged, broken to e, and h. IMPLEMENTS— D'.F. Plough (R. and G.), set Disc Steel Queen, set 4-l?af Harrows, Farm Drav, Tip Dray, 2 Pi™ Cone nibbor-tvred), Dorcnrt, Carlisle "Wool Press, 4 'pairs Plough Chain", 2 pairs Leading Chain*. Cart Saddle and B eoc in?, s?t Gi? Harness, 4 CoU-rg. rnd W:Wkors, Wheelbarrow, Wire S'.rainrr. 2 Crosscut Saws, also quantitv of Tool* and Sundries too numerous to particularism. ALSO— ON SAME DATE AND AT SAME PLACE On account of MISS McLAREN: HORSES— Biy Mare, Lorin, aged Chretnut Gelding, ri?ing 4vrs, unbroken Bay Gel-ling, rising 3yrs, unbroken Bay Gliding, rising 2yrs, unbroken Hack M., 6yrs, broken to saddle CATTLE— 2 Purebred Shorthorn Cowa S Cows with runners 7 Head Young Cattlo (mixed sexes) SALE STARTS AT 11.30. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., 3540 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OP HIGH-CLASS LAND. At DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. On TUESDAY, JUNE Bth, 1920. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., have boon instructed bv the TRUSTEES in the Estate of the LATE WM. BUDD Sell by Public /u tk>n, th ir V hr;blo A~TICULTURAL AND DAIRYING PROPERTY, situated between Winchester. and Temuka, and alongside the .Orari Cheese Factory, and comprising: 813 ACRES. The LAND trill be sold in SEVEN BLOCKS, as under:—: ■ LOT I—5S Acres 1 Rood" 0 Perches. LOT 2—51 Acres 2 Roods 8 Perches. LOT 3—41 Acres 3 Roods 10 Per. (With House, Stable, and Yards:) LOT 4-—39 Acres 1 Rood 6 Per. (With Residence.) LOT 5—30 Acres 2 Roods 37 Per. LOT G—3l Acres 1 Rood. LOT 7—14 Acres 1 Rood 13 Perches. Tho Land is eome of the Richest Agricultural and Dairying in the District. ALL RICH, LEVEL, DAIRYING AND CROPPING LAND. Tho distance from Winchester, 1J miles. The distance from Orari, 4 miles. The distance from Temuka, 4 mi!ea. The distance from a Dairy Factory, 1| miles. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TERMS; 5 per cent, -t time of Salo; 10 per cent, on Pefwsa;< ■; 10 per cent, in 12 months. Bal-nee m\y remain for 5 years from date of possession at GJ per cent. Plans and further particulars may be obtained at our various Offices. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., 3615 Auctioneers. McKEXZIE AND CO. McKENZIE and CO. /""IITY—£3SO. House 7 rooms, square shape, verandah, hall, plastered and papered, bath and basin, h. and c., sewer, pantry and scullery, washhouse, oopper and tubs, h.p. wator supply and gas, together with One Rood 11 Perches of land, laid out in garden and fruit trees. JfcKEJTZIE and CO. IJAPAN l/I—£l3oo. Bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch and vorand-ali, large wide hall, panelled throughout, plastered and papered, leadlighte, linen press and wardrobes, h, and 0., pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs, h.p. water supply end ga3. Full i-ACRE Section. McKENZIE and CO. CT. ALBANS—£I29O. Bungalow, five rooms, new, oriel windows, tiled roof, sleeping verandah, panelled hall, plastered and papered, Porcelain bath and basin, shower, sewer, h. and c., pantry scullery, -srashbouee, gas and electric light. Fine Section of i-ACRE, laid out in lawn and fruit trees. McKENZIE and CO. TMpERIVALE—£63O. T-®haped house, 6 XTX room?, gas, h. and c., h.p. water supply. i-ACRE, facing North. Splendid order inside. McKENZIE and CO. "DECKENHAM—£IICO. . House oftoi rooms and kitchenette, portico veranplastered and papered, gratea. hearths, and mantels, cast-iron bath and baein, h. and c., pantry, washhonw, copper and tubs, windmill, gas end electric light, workshop. Land comprises J-ACRE, laid out in orchard of 50 trees. McKENZIE and CO. PITT—£S2O. House of four rooms, - por. , t'co verandah, plastered and papered,, bath, sewer, washhouse, copper and tubs h.p. water supply, gas. Outbuildings, ehed and summer house. Full i-ACRE, laid out in garden on<l asphalt paths. Full particulars McKENZIE and CO., Auctkrae?rs, Land Agents, and House Furnishers, 143 Cashel street the Bristol and Mateon'p) iwisy 3 ™ mckenzie ' ***&• GEORGE AXDERSOX AND CO. £1450. LOWER RICCARTON. £1450. NORTHERLY POSITION. SOMETHING SPECIAL. A PROPOSITION that must appeal to a , so ? rch a really unique and comfortable home. Six-roomed, artistically finished Bungalow, built about four S , S ° • "' V 1 possible conveniences and eitUßkOd m one of tho choicest parts of Eiccarton. The rooms are all 'ar<*e and lofty, juso beautifully plastered and capered throughout, e lights, gus cooker, fowlhouso and motor shed. Full }. acre i-ZTJ with ?ood_ kitoh»n garden nnrl orchard. This property is within five minutes of 2d tram section. V. e do not ask you '.0 blindly accept all we say. See for yourself. ■ j Full particulars from the sola agents. | G. ANDERSON and CO., Land, Estate, and Commission Agents. 2507-3137 'J'HER-E is nothing like •MILITARY PICKLE" To tempt the App«tito. Always sure and 1 xeil&hlA. TBY Q.N£ BOTTLE. aifliS