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AUCTIONS. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD. CLEARING SALE LOBURN HOMESTEAD, LOBURN. THURSDAY. JANUARY 7th, 1937. HAVING sold the farm, MR T. F. GIBSON has favoured us with instructions to offer on the above date the whole of the live and dead stock as under: — STUD SHEEP—--13 Southdown Ewes, mixed ages, with 18 Southdown Lambs at foot 10 Shearling Southdown Ewes 5 Shearling Southdown Rams 1 Stud Southdown Ram. FLOCK SHEPJP—--230 Six and eight-tooth Ewes with ' 240 Lambs at foot 80 Two-tooth Ewes with 80 Lambs at foot HORSESBay Gelding. Major, 7yrs. all work. Bay Mare, Dolly, 7yrs, with foal at foot by Sandy Gowan Bay Mare, Darkie, llyrs, with fori at foot by Glennie Bold Bay Gelding, Sandy, llyrs, all work Bay Gelding, Paddy, aged, all work Bay Mare, Kate, aged, all work Bay Gelding, Nugget, aged, all work Bay Gelding, Bob, S. and H. 1 Two-year-old Unbroken and two Yearlings unbroken CATTLE—--1 Cow in profit 1 Heifer in profit 2 Heifers in calf IMPLEMENTS— McCormick Binder. Extension Reel and 4-hor3C Yoke, Massey Drill - -with grass and manure box, Cambridge Roller, set of Discs, Grass Mower and Pea Lifter, McCormick Deering '1 Dresser, set of Drummond Harrows, Duncan Cultivator, 3-furrow Plough and single-furrow and double-furrow, set of 5-leai Harrows, Duncan Farm Tip-dray and Frame, Moulding Plough, Planet Junior Drill, 6-horse Blocks and Trees, McCormick 10-20 Tractor with Saw Bench, Wool Press and Table. HARNESS—--6 Sets C.H. and W. Cart Saddles, Leading Chains Spring Dray Harness .Saddle and Plough Chains, etc. GRAIN— About 7 tons of Oat Sheaf, 15 sacks of Italian Ryegrass, 6 sacks of Perennial Ryegrass and 2 sacks of Red Clover and 1 sack Crested Dog's Tail, about 300 empty sacks and odd lots of seed, etc. SUNDRIES—--200 Stakes, number of Posts and Gates, Hurdles, etc., 10 coils of Wire Netting, quantity of Barb and Plain Wire, Stack Cover, Sheep Feeders and Horse Feeders, quantity of Good Farm Tools, also Harness and Covers for all horses, quantity of Furniture, also Viking Separator, Milk Cans, etc. FOWLS— „ , , „« 10 Purebred Sussex Fowls, also 20 Purebred Chickens. The Auctioneers wish to draw special attention to the Sheep, Horses and Implements, which are all in splendid order and condition. SALE STARTS AT 11 A.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., 2685 Auctioneers. 1 ACRES » Sheep Country. 300 ±OI\J acres m English grass, balance native. Carrying 1200 sheep and 40 head of cattle. Capable of much improvement Forced sale. Folio 8.341 C£A ACRES, NORTH CANTERtJOU BURY. EXCELLENT MIXED FARM. 200 acres heavy flats, suitable for wheat—balance low downs. Carrying 1000 Corriedale Ewes besides some wheat Easy terms. Folio 8.552 MID-CANTERBURY. Clean farm. country. Crops Price £7 per acre. Folio 8.562 Of\(\ ACRES, HALF AN HOUR &\J\J from CHRISTCHURCH. First-class heavy grazing and cropping land—suitable for wJ eat, potatoes, dairying, or intense farming. First-class buildings. Folio 8.559 FYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., P7171 Land Department E. R. McDCNALD and SON. E. R. McDONALD and SON, Auctioneers, 96 GLOUCESTER STREET. 'I?O*:A—LINWOOD, Five-roomed, JJtfOxJ Q U asi-Bungalow; good section, one chain from tram; nice locality; hot and cold water, gas, electric light, nicely papered; also Section adjoining. 55 feet frontage, £l4O. OpTK fk— SHAKESPEARE ROAD. A **oo\J Comfortable Family HOME, 6 Rooms, in splendid condition throughout; large section, and good workshop. Well worth inspecting. M 7168 •SA&WsBwiiUAl! L ing House; a few minutes' walk from Square. Furniture and Furnishings in splendid order; 17 rooms; full complement of boarders. £5 weekly. MiT3rfOUl/ Uner y Business. Stocks valued at over the price asked. Steady remunerative business. The best of all reasons for selling. Enquire for particulars. , „«,,. E. R. McDONALD and SON, Auctioneers, 96 GLOUCESTER ST. M 7168 C. E. JONES. LTD. APPRECIATION. wish to express to our numerous CLIENTS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY an Appreciation of their generous support during the year, and trust by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their loyal support during 1937. No business too small or too large but that it receives our undivided attention. ' WE EXTEND TO ALL A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR. C." E. JONES, LIMITED, Auctioneers, and Real Estate *,Agents, 1?4 MANCHESTER STREET. A. L. JONES, J5024 Auctioneer. DO you know—? You can 'phone your "Want Ad." to "The Press" (oUi;58) and pay when next in town.