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AUCTIONS. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. IgPRINGSTON SALE. MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 4th. I Present Entries include: — 60 Four-year-old Crossbred Ewes. 34 Four, Six, and Eight-tooth Threequarterbred Ewes. 17 Full-mouth Ewes. 8 Southdown Rams. Further Entries Invited. <PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers. 2982 — t CULVERDEN SUPPLEMENTARY f. SALE. f TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL sth. 4 . nnn station ewes and -WETHERS. entries include; — u* On account MR W. W. McRAE, “Glens of Te Koa”: hj 600 4,6, and 8-tooth Halfbred Ewes '? (annual draft). I-C3OO 2,4, 6, and 8-tooth Halfbred Fat a and Forward Wethers i? 1700 2,4, 6. and 8-toothe Comeback f Wethers f 1000 2,4, 6, and 8-tooth Merino i” Wethers. 800 Wether Lambs (Merino and Comeback). On account MR E. P. H, BURBURY, J Glynn Wye: f 1200 4-year-old Merino Ewes (annual L ' draft). [ 800 Sound Mouth Merino Wethers. [ On account UPCOT STATION, f Marlborough: 820 Full Mouth Merino Ewes. 40 4,6, and 8-tooth Romney Merino 1 Cross Ewes. 340 Sound Mouth Merino Wethers. iOn account MESSRS LANDON LANE BROS., Awapiri, Marlborough: 320 Ewes (annual draft). 220 Wethers (annual draft.) On account MR GEO. HENSHAW, Culverden: 140 Cor. Ewe Lambs. On account MULLER STATION, Blenheim: „ 400 Merino Ewes. Annual Draft. On account MR R. A. HOBAN, Culverden: 1 Bay Geld., aged. All work. 1 Bay Mare, aged. All work. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD., 2979 Auctioneers. J^EESTON HORSE FAIR. FRIDAY NEXT, APRIL Bth. Further Entries Invitgd. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers. 2981 'PAIRLIE SALE. * TUESDAY, APRIL sth. On Account of CLAYTON STATION: 1500 Fat and Forward Wethers. pyui GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers. 2609 f A DDINGTON SALE. . i WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. SPECIAL ENTRY. On account of a SOUTH CANTERBURY CLIENT: 500 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers. ALSO. 177 Twft-tooth Halfbred Ewes, first cross English LeicesterMerino. PYNE, GOULD. GUENNESd, LTD., / . Auctioneers. /COMPLETE CLEARING SALE AT V STUDHOLME. TUESDAY, 12th APRIL. The undermentioned Auctioneers have received instructions from MR T. QUINN (who has leased his farm) to hold a sale, as above, of all his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising:— SHEEP--60 Two-tooth Fat and Forward , Wethers | 240 M.S. Fat and Forward Lambs 330 Failing-mouth Ewes 200 Full-mouth Ewes TROTTING AND PACINO HORSES: yearlings— Brown Colt, sire Guy Parrish, dam . Queen May i Bay Colt, sire Guy Parrish, dam Continuance Brown Filly, sire Guy Parrish, dam Harebell Direct Roan Filly, sire Guy Parrish, dam Pretty Pointer Two and Three-year-olds— Bay Gelding, Acron—Brentelly, 3 years, pacer Bay Gelding, Acron—Pretty Pointer, 3 years, pacer Roan Gelding, Acron —Pretty Pointer, 2 years, pacer Bay Filly, Guy Parrish—Rose Peters, 3 years, trotter Chestnut Gelding, Travis Axworthy —Monica Peters, 3 years Bay Gelding, Travis Axworthy— June Rose, 3 years Bay Gelding. Acron—Matchlight Mare, 3 years Chestnut Gelding, Truman Direct, 2 years Bay Mare Bamboozle, Silk Thread 1 (Imp.)— Belle Keller (Imp.), 5 . years, in work and in foal BROOD MARES— Chestnut Mare, aged, Reta Vivian, by , Petereta (Imp.)— Miss Vivian stinted Lord Douglas Roan Mare, 4 years, by Matchlight from Pretty' Pointer, stinted to Guy Parrish Bay Mare, aged, Miss Wilkes, by Hardy Wilkes from Miss Vivian, stinted to Guy Parrish Bay Mare, aged. Queen May, by Native King from Silver Que, stinted to Guy Parrish Bay Mare, 5 yiears. Madam Slow, by Great Bingen (Imp.) from Slapfast (Imp.), mile record as a yearling, stinted to Guy Parrish Bay Mare, aged. Continuance, by Galindo (Imp.), stinted to Guy Parrish ALSO, 6 Working Draughts and 4 Young Draughts CATTLE--60 Head Mixed Cattle, including 5 Milking Cows IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES—--1 Massey-Harris Tractor (good order), 1 4-F. Heavy Duncan Tractor Plough, 1 Heavy Duncan Tractor Swamp Plough, Set Oliver Tandem Discs, 3-F. Emerson Tractor Plough, 16-Tine McCully Hustler. 1 Heavy Duncan' Horse Swamp Plough, 2 D.F. Ploughs, 1 Set Duncan Horse Discs, Sunshine Plough, 2-Row Grubber, Carriage for shifting buildings. Wheel Scoop (tractor or horses), 5-L. Set Tine Harrows, Saw Bench, Gig and Harness. Horse Feeder, large, Kentucky Cart, Collars and Hames, and numerous Sundries; Full-sized Billiard Table and All Accessories. ALSO, ONE 6-CYLINDER ESSEX CAR. SALE COMMENCES AT 11 A.M. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD.. H. MATSON and CO.. Auctioneers. ’2911 -TPXCELLENT RESULTS” are th< v RULE rather than the EXCEP TION when you advertise you) “Wants” in “The Press” —the pape: that is read by the largest number o: Subscribers.