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AUCTIONS. PYNE. GOULo7~Q^ INNEaS - Lm THIS PAY. THIS DAY. clearing BALE. liIYE AND DEAD STOCR a CCOUNT LATE W. J. KNIGHT. AT BLENHEIM ROAD, RICCARTON. PYNE, GOULD, NNE | u S - ti^ A jj D I It & I O N SALE. to-morrow. Present entriee on account o£ CLIENTS, as follows: SIR CHAS. CAMPBELL, Davaar: 150 Four-.v ear-old Corriedalo Ewes, guaiooo Coriiedala Wether well \7coilwi _ . MR Or. J- H. REID, Graeswgton: 130 HiUfbred Wether Lambs, forward condition _ ■ , tfR JUHN GRIGG, Longbeacb; 15 Sows in pig „ „ , MR H. '£APP, ftotherham: Porkera. 1 Fat Sow 3S LE BONS BAY ESTATE: 2 Trucks Fat Cattle Account CLIENTS: 05 Head Fat Cattle Mr W H. MONTGOMERY, Little River: SO Head Fat and Store Cows MR T. E. BOYLE, Ellosmere: G Head Fat Cattlo MR T. C. ROBERTSON, Mt. Palm: 21 Hereford Co.vs in forward condition. 21 Hereford Cross Suclcers Viirious CLIENTS: 500 Halfbred Ewes . 500 Eomr.ey and Three-quarterbred Ewes NOTE.—-Next Addington Sale Tuesday, GUINNESS, LTD., 6967 CLEARING SALE AT CULVERDEN. THURSDAY, MAY 3rd. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., have received instructions from MR WALTER WIDDOWSON to hold a complete clearing sale of Live and Dead Stock at the Homestead, Culverdsn, on the above date. Full particulars in later issue. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., eggg Auctioneers. AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET A CHEAP SHEEP RUN. TTTE have two email grazing l runs suitable V V fof 'buyers who have £2 COO cafih. These will each carry 1000 ewes and from 100, to 850 dry sheep, also cattle. Both have dwellings and other buildings. Priceß have been considerably reduoed, aa the runs niußt be realised. Situated in North Canterbury within handy distance of rail. > PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. FRUIT AND. POULTRY FARM. 12 ACRES. PRICE REDUCED' TO £I6OO. ■ . rpsis is situated in Waimate District. JL Good qualTty land, exceptionally well built, 6-ioomed house, plaatsred, and- aU modern conveniences. Incubator and brooder houses and accommodation for <O3 fowla. Over two acres in full bearing' orchard, J acre Lucerne. «• . . , We can, strongly reoommend this property to intending buyers. A finely Bitiiaied hum® for a retired fanner or poultryraa-n, close to town. Folio H 257. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., LEASEHOLD SHEEP RUN. OQ AHA ACRES, IS years' lease. Rental electric light and all conveniences. Also commodious farm buildings. Handy to raiL With 13,000 -sheep. P<ice £35,000, and reasonable terms. Folio H 365 PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. GOVERNMENT RUN, 2315 ACRES.' 4 MILES from rail, 7 miles from market. This run carries 1000 ewes and 400 dry sheep. Lease 21 years with right of renewal.- Rent £125 per annum. • I Price £5250. Folio 447. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. FARM AT' 142 ACRES, PRICE £23 PER ACRE. A GOOD BLOCK, 2 miles from school and railway station. Practically no stony land. Farm has had nothing taken out* of it. Carried 500 ebeep from' March till' November with 70 acres under cultivation'. At present 70 acres rape and turnips,, and 14 acres now being ploughed. Remainder ■very old grass. Buildings are old, but useful. 4-roomed house, stabling, chaff-house and yards. A handily situated farm that can quickly be made mulsh, more valuable. Folio 450. PYNE, GQULD, GUINNESS, LTD. 257 ACRES AT DARFIELD. PRICE £IS PER ACRE, Good all-round Farm, Agriculture and Grazing land. Grows good crops wheat. Like; all (ho land in Parfie'd di'tr ct, noted for.its production of fat lamba and sheep. Situated on Maiii roadi, cne mile from township, rail, ard schools Good Hor.cstead, well sheltered, With orchard and garden. PRICE REDUCED TO £ls. Fol. H. 481 , PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., FRUIT FARM AT PREBBLETON. 24 ACRES. PRICE REDUCED TO £3400. ABOVE Farm is in firet-class' order with nice homestead. i acres very, fine orchard in fuL bearing. 5 acres L ceine (7 years plot), well sheltered. Owner wants town residence. - Folio H 429. FARM BUYERS writing' u? regard ng their wants, will be sent selected farnu to suit their requirements. PYNE, GOULD GUINNESS, LTD., Land and Stock A?ents. P6985-5027 H. O. SMITH. 0 PENING OF NEW MARKET AT RANGIORA. Branch of CITY MARKET, Christdhurch. TUESDAY, APRIL 17th, at 1 p.m. In Oiticcs lately occupied by Heney and Prosser, with Slock Yard 3 attached. FARMERS OF RANGIORA. we .want for our TUESDAY'S SALE Horsed, Pigs, Cattle, Vehicles, Implements, Produce, Poultxy, Furniture, and aiiy class of surplus goods. To Residents of the Town, have you Furniture, Poultry, Vegetables, and Surplus j Goods? If you have, let U3 have them in - early on - TUESDAY. Advice sent to our : town office will enable us to advertise your ■ hnes. Take a list of the surplus goods you I have.no use for, turn them into cash, at once. ' We ajo experts in thiß line of business: out experience can assist you. , Town 'Phone, 4497. , H.C.SMITH, 59154-5159 Auctioneer and Proprietor. T RT b' of .^ le famous MILITARY v •nff y° ur next cold dish. Yon will be delighted with, the -result. ■ HSBBI-6693 By Appointment to H.M. the King and BTiriT P S£° e of Walee. , WHITE WHISKY. OMIS ™ anA DAVIS. im^.AgSßlfc