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AXTOTIONB. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. " BLOODSTOCK SALK at (JIHE ELDERSLIB bTL"DOAM A Rl r . TUESDAY .NEXT, AT 2.30 P.M. The Imported Stallions TEA TRAY and WEATHERVAXE. ELEVEN BROOD MARES and THREE YEARLINGS. Catalogue* and all further information available from the Auctioneers. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Christchurch. jind Branches. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON' and CO., LTD., Wellington and Ouniaru. Immediately after the above, On account of ESTATE LATE J. 1\ ItEID, BURNSIDE. B ni HALINA ( jrrand-dam of Compris), with COLT FOAL at foot bv PAI'ER MONEY. B m INNISFREE (11), by Kilbroiu'y—-Maz-urka. bv Martian, with COLT FOAL nt foot by" PAPER MONEY. YEARLING FILLY bv PAPER MONEY—MELLEIIAY bv KILBRONEY. C-123 A I A U S A L I'. TUESDAY NEXT. APRIL 10th. AT .12 NOON SHARP. PRESENT ENTRIES INCLUDE — Account Mr W. HAROLD ATKINSON, "Waiau Downs" : 112 Wether Lambs 100 Ewe Lamb* 91 Two Bnd Pour-tooth Wethers 8 One-shenr K.L. Rams Account MR T. S. FERGUSON, "Blairlogie'': 320 Corriodalo Ewe Lambs Account MR W. P l . BANKS, Waian: l'l Two-and-a-half to Three-and a-half-year-old Steers 4 Ileifers 9 Cows, Heifers, and Calves ALSO—--1 Spring Dray Account CLIENTS: 200 Ewe Lambs 70 Fat and Forward Wethers 150 Wether Lambs FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, J.TD., 6424 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SALE, LADBROOICS., TUESDAY, APRIL 2Gth. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY HERE'. VJ7E have received instructions from the ft Official Assignee to dispose of the STOCK AND PLANT of the Bankrupt Estate of MR W. E. COX, AT THE HOMESTEAD, VOSS'S ROAD, LADBROOKS. 41 Dairy Cows, in profit, 2nd to £th calvers 5 Horses 20 Store Pigs ' Full Range of Farm Implements. Separator, Alpha ■Direct Supply 4-Cow Milking Plant. 10 Tons Hay. Various Sundries. Full particulars *in later issues. PYNE GOULD, GUINNESS, LIMITED, R< £no Auctioneers. 1 nnn ACHES, of which 598 acres are iUUU , L.I.P. Annual rental. 1 80 lid. 401 aorea 0.R.P., unnual rental £lO lai Cd. BUILDINGS: Six-roomed Houae and Outhouses. Barn, Stable. Shearing Shed, Implement Shed, and Garage. All situated on the L.I.P. Carrying approximately Uib sheep, of which 700 are ewes. Further particulars on application. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Folio 8261. Land Department. DAIRY FARM FOR PRIVATE SALE. 70 ACRES. \\TELL Subdivided and syatered. House » ' and outbuildings, Cowbyres, Stables, etc., in first-class order, i Can be sold with or without stock and plant. This is a first-class little property and well worth inspecting. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD., Folio C 215. Liknd Department. ()r(\ ACRES. NORTH CANTERBURY. Close to rail and school. F'.rst-claas Cropping and Dairy Land, l'ifty acres in green feed ax»d rape, 50 fallowed, balance grade. feix-ronrard house, conveniences, stables, grarjary, etc. Owner would take town house or <utall suburban farm in part payment. Folio CIBO PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD., Land Department. WANTED FOR CLIENTS. DAIRY LAND to milk from 40-60 cows on Shares; also Leasehold Properties from 51) to 2000 acres. • ,l Full particulars to PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., FllsO Land Department. 11. B. SORENBEN. TO FRUITGROWERS. H. B. SORENSEN. EAtLY FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTION AT 9.30 A.M. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. CUPPORTED by many Leading Fruit ana Produce Growers, I have much pleasure in announcing that as from Friday, March 18th,'a Regular Daily Auction Sale of Fruit, Produce, and Vegetables will be conducted at our Rooms, 63 Liohfleld street, for whieb due preparation will be made In'appeali ng to many of mv old friends who may be interested, I would remind them of our uniq.l9 position at 63 Lichfield street, which is only one chain from Colombo street. "The Heart of Our City"—a factor worth remembering, and in addition our viusds offer easy loading facilities, and at times safe Talking "of cars free of costs and worries. In appealing to local grower* of our district to afford me support neceseary to the establishment of a successful "PRODUCE AUCTION MART," I would ask yon to keep a keen eve on "Supply and Demand." I will do my best to advise you if requested as to what to send and when. Many premises of support from buyers round my own locality are offered and assured, and plus a bit; backing of my friends from the country, I have no doubt that "T Can Deliver The Goods" to our mutual benefit. Yours. H. B. SORENSEN SSII9 (per Harry Sorensen).