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AUCTIONS FYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. HAWARDEN SALE. MONDAY 'Next, APRIL 16th. On account CLIENTS: 156 Fat Lambs Further Entries Invited. FYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. 26*8 CLEARING SALE, WATERHOLE ROAD, TEMPLETON, MONDAY, APRIL 16th, 1951. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., have received instructions from MR M. F. BUTCHER (who has sold his farm), to hold a Clearing Sale of his stock and plant as follows: — SHEEP: 190 Sound-mouth Halfbred Ewes. Rams out 15th March. IMPLEMENTS—L.A. Case Tractor (in perfect order), Fordson Major Tractor (perfect order), Allis Chalmers all-crop 60 Header (complete with pick-up and linseed rollers); Tumbler Scoop. Bucket Scoop, 10ft Booth. Mac. Roller (new), MJi. Tandem Discs, M.H. 9-Blade Oneway Disc Plough (new), Marton 11-tine Grubber, convertible for moulding and hoeing potatoes; Booth. Mac. 3-f. Tractor Plough. Skilling Lift, Swamp Plough. 3ton Andrews and Beaven Tractor. Lorry Dual Wheels (good), M.H. 35 Power Mmver with spare attachments and Low Cut Bar (good). Sawbench. 6 L. Set Grass Harrows, 5 L. Set Heavy Harrows. 5 L. Set Diamond Harrows, 3 L. Set Diamond Harrows, 2-Leaf Set Whakatane Harrows. 1929 Hudson Vj-ton Truck. Massey 15 C. Drill complete with turnip and grass-seed box. Massey 11-tine Stiff Tooth Cultivator. Booth. Mac. Lime Sower with truck attachments, M.H. Siderake (new), Massey Side Rake and Tedder. Combined 3 L. Set Drummond Harrows. Set Chain Harrows, Sack Barrow. Booth. Mac. 2-Row Potato Planter, M.H. Potato Digger, Potato Grader, S-F. Plough, 3 Farm Drays. Rub-ber-tyred Rail! Cart 4 Concrete Troughs, Wall Drill. 3 Vices. Wheelbarrow, Anvil. Oil Pump. Best Burner, Petrol Pump, Set Avery Scales. 8 12ft Sheep Feeders, 100 Sawn Blucgum Stakes LARGE QUANTITY ASSORTED NUTS AND BOLTS. FURTHER ENTRIES: Whare. Bft x 6ft. on wheels, 9ft Set Beaven Harrows. To anyone desiring to Surchase implements, the above can be loroughly recomemnded. CATTLE—Two 18-months P.B. Ayrshire Bulls. DAlRY—McCormick-Deering 2-Cow Low Line Double Unit Milking Machines, Lister 75-Gal. Separator and Motor. Milk Vat, 35-Gal. Vale Electric Water Heater. GRAIN, ETC.—S2S Bales Lucerne Hay, •0 Sacks Ist Wheat, 8 Sacks Grass-seed, 1 Ton O.S. Chaff, 11 Sacks Seconds Barley, 651 b Rape Seed, 10 Pair Fowls. FURNITURE ETC.—Duchesse. Kitchen Table. Quantity Linoleum. Meat Safe. NOTE: As Mr Butcher has purchased a Dairy Farm as a going concern, everything is for genuine sale. ALSO, A/c. MR C. E- READ: 3-Furrow Tractor Plough, in good order. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. SALE STARTS 12 O'CLOCK. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. 2109 PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. ADDINGTON SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, ARPIL 18th. SPECIAL ENTRIES. On account FORD MILLTON MEMORIAL HOME. Birch Hill: 400 Fat and Forward Halfbred Wether Lambs. The above lambs are tussock-bred, are extremely well woolled. have not been drafted for fats; will be drafted into truck lots to suit purchasers. On account MR J. G. HAMILTON, Puhi Peaks, Kaikoura: 90 S.M. Merino Ewes. On account W. McKENZIE, Heriot: 150 Four-year Halfbred Ewes. On account NORTH CI .TENTTO Four-year Corriedale Ewes (S.D. rams April 6th) 70 Six and eight-tooth Ewes (SD. Rams April 6th) 68 Four, six and eight-tooth Halfbred Ewes (SJ). Rams April Ist) 72 Four, six. and eight-tooth Ewes 69 Five-year Halfbred Ewes. On account MR E. L. HIATT, Limestone Hills. Amberley: 80 Corriedale Ewe Lambs. On account MR J. B. BOWKER, Claremont, Amberley: 140 Corriedaje Ewe Lambs. On account CLIENT: 600 Corriedale Wether Lambs, forward condition and well woolled. On account HIGHPEAK STATION, Rakaia Gorge: 600 Two-shear Fat and Forward Halfbred Wethers. The above wethers are tussock bred, can be recommended as good shifting sheen, and will be drafted and sold in truck lots. (In conjunction with MESSRS DALGETY and CO.). PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. 2648 PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. SPECIAL SALE OF SHOW PONIES, ON ACCOUNT OF MR R O. HANSEN. CHRISTCHURCH, TO BE HELD AT THE ADDINGTON SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL JBth, AT 12 O'CLOCK MIDDAY. LOT 1: SNOW-WHITE, Albino Mare, 6 years. 14 hands. Show class. Broken to saddle ana exceptionally quiet. LOT 2: QU&E-x ANNt, Cnocoiate-Cnest-nut Mare, silver mane and tail, 3 years, 13 hands, saddle. This Pony is of Snow class and an outstanding individual. LOT 3: BLACK GOLD. Dappled Palomino Mare, black pcints, lo years, 14 hands. This Mare is the dam of Snow-White; and has been running with the entire Silver King. LOT 4: MlbiY: Grey Pony Gelding, 18 months, 132 hands. By Stalingrad out of Bonnie. Broken to lead and t.e-up. - LOT 5: SCOUT, Golden Chestnut Pony Gelding, white socks and waite blaze, 18 months; will grow to about 14 hands. Broken to lead and tie-up. LOT 6: STARDUST, Palomino Pony Colt, silver mane and tail, 4 months; wi4 grow to about 14 hands. By Golddust out of Virginia. LOT 7: SMOKY, Black Gelding,, 8 years. 152 hands, of Show Class. Broken to saddle and harness. LOT 8: SUNSET, Red Chestnut Pony Gelding, white blaze, 3 years, IZ2 hands. Broken to saddle and harness. This Pony is an outstanding indfvidual, and at the Oxford Show on April 7th took 4 Firsts, 2 Seconds, and 1 Third. " LOT 9: DANDY. Dark Bay Colt, four white socks, 8 years, 152 hands. An upstanding individual of Show class. Broken to saddle, and a good jumper. LOT 10: RED RIVER. Red Chestnut Gering, 8 years, 16 hands, by Jack Potts. A good hack and a good harness horse. 1 SHOW GIG AND SET OF SHOW . HARNESS. * Special attention is drawn to the above entries, as they make up a really firstclass offering and should attract the interest of Show enthusiasts, exhibitors, gnd pony breeders. All are attractive in marking and colouring, while the Show record of SUNSET speaks for itself and classes him as one of the stars of the entry. SALE ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18th, AT MIDDAY SHARP. PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD., Auctioneers, Christchurch, 2522 PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. IMPORTANT LAND AUCTION. HIGH PRODUCING AGRICULTURAL AND GRAZING FARM. 180 ACRES. ELLESMERE. ELLESMERE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 18th, 1951. AT 220 P.M. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS have received instructions to offer by Public Auction in their Cashel Street Land Sales Room, on account MR J. B. F. ARMSTRONG. 180 ACRES, comprising all heavy grazing and agricultural land, subdivided into 11 main paddocks by gorse and wire fences, and watered by races. 13 acres wheat stu’ ble, 10 acres oat stubble, balance firstdate: pastures. BUILDINGS comprise well-built Homestead of 6 main rooms and conveniences, plastered. H. and C„ electric light, telephone. Well sheltered. OUTBUILDINGS: Dairy, Washhouse, Workshop, Granary, Stable and Loft. Tractor Shed, Cowbail and Fowlhouse. STOCK: 350-360 Ewes and Crop. This year short 353 sheep with 83 acres of crop. (63 acres grass seed and 23 acres wheat and oats). SITUATION: Situated on the Main Christchurch-Leeston Highway.. one mile from Ellesmere Railway Station. 9 miles Leeston. 7 miles Lincoln, and 18 miles Christchurch. Daily bus service to Christchurch. School bus passes gate. AUCTIONEERS* NOTE: The above Auction offers purchasers an opportunity to acquire a first-class holding in this wellfavoured district, land is in good heart as present owner has done very little cropping, has practically all been hea\ y limed, and can be termed a top-grade grassland farm. Comprising all heavy grazing and agricultural land, it can be utilised for any method of farming—suitable for dairying, Grouping or fattening. Mr Armstrong having turned off some exceptional drafts of fat sheep and lambs. Wheat yields have been SO bushels and 100 bushels oats to the acre. The Property has been farmed by the present owner, Mr J. B. F. Armstrong, for over 32 years, and it ? ?? of his retiring from tto»t the property is being offered JEMg: 10 TOR CENT. ON FALL OF HAMMER; BALANCE. CASH ON POSSESSION. *or further detells appty: PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD, Auctioneers. B * J : GOODMAN, Solicitor, Here■»ra street, Christchurch. 2168