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AUCTIONS. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. QOKEIEDALE STUD Dispersal Sale of 'MR N. D. CAMPBELL’S GRETA PADDOCK FLOCK at THE CANTERBURY A. and P. ASSOCIATION’S SHOWGROUNDS, ADDINGTON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. Messrs Pyne, Gould. Guinness, Ltd., and Messrs Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd., have received instructions from MR N. D. CAMPBELL to hold as above an Unreserved Sale of the whole of his well and favourably known GRETA PADDOCK CORRIEDALE FLOCK, comprising approximately: 300 One, Two, Three, and Four-sheai Ewes. 150 Ewe Lambs. 15 Single entry Rams and Ram Lambs. 60 Shearling Rams. 150 Ram Lambs. Included in the above is the Champion Corriedale Ram at the Canterbury A. and P. Show, 1933. All the Flock Sheep will be carefully drafted into pens of five, and comprise the whole of Mr Campbell’s flock, and as stated above, will be sold without reserve. PYNE, GOUHD, GUINNESS, LTD., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD., Joint Auctioneers. 530 C NORTH CANTERBURY L.I.P. OAA ACRES of downy land, subdivided into nine paddocks—carrying 715 ewes and ewe hoggets, L . cattle, and 5 horses. Rent, £BS pei annum. 5-roomed homestead, stable woolshed, sheepyards, and dip. Price; 10 guineas per acre. Terms, etc. NORTH CANTERBURY. KA() ACRES really first-class sheer and medium cropping land practically all m permanent pasture Water in every paddock. The property has grown up to 50 bushels of wheat The buildings comprise good 9-roomed homestead, electric light, all conveniences, stable, shearing shed, implement shed, granary, cowshed, loosebox—all in first-class order. Present stock, 700 ewes—the bulk of the lambs go fat off the mothers. Crops. Price: 10 guineas per acre with attractive terms. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. NOivrH CANTERBURY. ACRES good sheep land. Carrying 850 half bred Ewes besides little crop. Substantial homestead and all necessary outbuildings, including dip. Price: £ll per acre. For terms and further particulars, apply PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS. LTD., P 7171 Land Department COMMISSIONER CROWN LANDS. RESERVE ON PORT HILLS FOR LEASE BY PUBLIC TENDER. ’W'OTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned reserve will bo offered for lease by public tender and tenders marked on the outside “Tender” will be received at the District Lands and Survey Office, Christchurch, up to 4 o’clock p.m. on Friday, 9,th April, 1937. Part Reserve 60. Blocks 11. and 111., Sumner Survey District, and Blocks I. and 11., Pigeon Bay Survey District: Area, 476 acres 3 roods 21 perches. Minimum annual rental, £IBO. Loaded with the sum of £IOO for improvements (payable in cash), comprising sheep-yards and gates, clay dams, and piping from spring to concrete trough, and approximately 100 chains boundary and subdivisional fencing. The property is situated near Godley Head between Taylor’s Mistake and Lyttelton Harbour, with access from Lyttelton or Sumner by Evans Pass road. The area comprises good sheep country, carrying native and English grasses and tussock, rising to a height of 800 ft above sea-level. The land is steep and rocky on the Lyttelton Harbour frontage with steep faces, spurs, and gullies on Taylor’s Mistake coast-line. There is no permanent running water; the area is watered by springs, dams, pipeline, and concrete trough. The lease shall be for a terra of twenty-one years with right of renewal for one further term of twentyone years, but shall be subject to resumption by six months’ notice in the event of the land being required by the Crown. Six months’ rent at the rate offered, loading for improvements, and £1 Is license fee must accompany tender. Thereafter rent shall be paid halfyeairly in advance. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Full particulars of terms and conditions of lease can be obtained from the undersigned. L. J. POFF, Deputy Commissioner of Crown Lands. 4588 E. R. McDf NALD and SON. «. m. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY NEXT I AT 1.30. MONDAY MONDAY IN OUR ROOMS. 96 GLOUCESTER STREET. ON ACCOUNT OF THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE. IN THE ESTATE OF EMILY ELIZABETH SIRETT. T'HE FURNISHINGS OF FIVE 1 ROOMS. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. ENGLISH 9-PIECE DIN. SUITE (covered in Morocco Leather), .DIN. TABLE, SIDEBOARD. MIRRORS, OCCA.S. TABLES. CHAIRS, PICTURES, ORNAMENTS, GLASSWARE. Dinnerware, Oak Clock, Beaconsfield Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Duchesse Chests, Bedsteads, Bedding, Linoleum, Runners, Carpet, Slip Mats, Dresser. Cupboards, Tools, and t Quantity of Sundries, etc., etc. E. R. MCDONALD and SON, 5291 Auctioneers. £QO K—SPREYDON—New Bunga "C'wv low. All modern conveniences, garage, etc. Within 20 yards o: tram stop. £IOO deposit. £7O K—NEAR BE ALE Y AVENUE Bungalow of f9ur rooms anc k’ette., sun porch, large workshop, garage and shop attached. Well worth inspection. £CQ K—AVONSIDE. New Bungalow 4 rooms, k’ette., and garage Good section facing river. £75 deposit £77-K— OPAWA. New Bungalow. < *** * * rooms and k’ette., beautifu design. £IOO deposit. Q— RICCARTON. Bungalow, < rooms and k’ette., all conveniences, outbuildings. In good condition £OO K—FEND ALTON. Stream frontcvUiCtf age. one acre, could be subdivided into three sections—over 5( feet. e. r. McDonald. Land and Estate Agents, 96 Gloucester street. M7I6J