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iAUCTIONS PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. CLEARING SALE AT SCARGILL TOWNSHIP, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), SEPT. 13, 1951. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MR ALLAN ROBERTS, who has given up poultry-farming, to hold a Complete Sale of the undermentioned Plant:— BUILDINGS: LOT 1: SHED, 44ft x 16ft x 7ft high. Iron roof for 30ft, balance Malthcid. Built of Pinus Timber and in two sections. LOT 2: SHED, 60ft x 16ft x Bft high. Iron roof. Built of Pinus Timber. LOT 3: SHED, 69ft x 16ft x Bft high. Malthoid roof. Pinus Timber, Sin x lin barking. LOT 4: SHED, 54ft x 16ft x Bft high. Malthoid roof. Pinus Timber, Bin x lin Sarking. LOT 5: SHED, 48ft x 16ft X Bft high. Malthoid roof. Pinus Timber, Bin x lin Sarking. LOT 6: SHED, 9ft x 16ft x Bft high. Iron root. Pinus Timber. LOT 7: CAR SHED, 16ft x 10ft x 7ft 6in high, New. Aluminium roof. Pinus Timber. ■ STOCK ’ i 180 White Leghorn Pullets (Laying). ' PLANT: ■ Six 18-inch Enamel Sinks, 3-Gallon Elec- ’ trie Hot-water Cylinder, 100 ft Conduit Piping, Andrews and Beaven Electric i Greenfeed Cutter, Sawbench and 4 H.P. Challenge Motor, 20 V Feeding Troughs, 16 Ballcocks, 14 Nest Boxes with Lids, 11 Gnt Feeders, 3 Electric Brooders (3-heat), 44 Gallons Calfex, 25-Gallon Copper Cylinder, 1 Tow Cable, 50ft; Block and Tackle, Two 50-Gallon Concrete Tanks, Quantity 3x2 Timber, Sentinel Electric Water Pump (200-gallon hour), McClearyElectric Stove, 5 Drinking Fountains, 7 Chick Feeding Troughs, 8 Feeding Buckets, 1 Roll Bird Netting, 220 ft J-inch Piping. 100 ft i-mch Piping with Fittings, .25-Gallon Galvanised Iron Tank, 250 Sacks, 100 Bales Wheat Straw. Account MR G. W. LEE, Scargill: De Vilbiss Spray Painter, Martin Concrete Mixer. Petrol Pump, Quantity Sacks. Account MRS E M. COE, Scargill: Quantity of Drinking and Feed Troughs, 5 Colony Arks (Govt. Spec.), 3 Netting Frames, Quantity Bird Netting (approximately 100 yards), and Fowl Netting, A. and B. Greenfeed Cutter, complete with 1 H.P. Single-phase Motor (as new); 200 Mash Sacks, 200 Wheat Sacks. On Account of CLIENT: ; 4000 Super Feet New Bi ch Timber—--4 x 2. 8 x 1, 6 x 1, and 4x4. 2 Trailer Wheels, complete with 700 x 20 tyres. Quantity second-hand Tyres, 700 x 20, 750 x 20—suitable for tractor trailers. NOTE: The above Buildings, Lots 1 to 6. have been used as fowlhouses, and three are practically new. They should be of particular interest to poultry farmers and local farmers, as they would make ideal implement-sheds or hay-sheds. Mr Roberts intends living in the Scargill district for some time, and would assist purchasers in any dismantling required. OUTSIDE ENTRIES INVITED. SALE STARTS 1 O’CLOCK SHARP. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., Christchurch, Auctioneers. 2879 PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. LAND DEPARTMENT. HIGH PRODUCTION FARM. SMALL SEEDS, CROPPING, AND SHEEP. 246 ACRES L.1.P., HIGHBANK. Well fenced, watered, and subdivided. 30 Acres for Linseed, 50 acres first-year pedigree white clover, and mother perennial, 75 acres second-year pedigree white clover and mother perennial. 25 acres first-year mother perennial, balance threeyear pedigree white and mother perennial. BUILDINGS: Cottage, 3 main rooms, and all conveniences, EL., E. Stove, Telephone, Men’s Whare and Separator Room, Motor Shed Exceptionally well sheltered by Pinus and macrocarpa plantations. Handy rail, school, and township. 500 Halfbred Ewes wintered on grass only. For further details apply:— SOLE AGENTS, PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT. GRAZING AND DAIRYING LAND. 192 ACRES. HEAVY FLATS AND LOW TUSSOCK HILLS WITHIN 8 MILES CATHEDRAL SQUARE. FULL COMPLEMENT OF BUILDINGS. Full details from:— PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., Land Department. T.C. H. MATSON AND CO. CLEARING SALE, KAIAPOI. MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 P.M. ON BEHALF OF MR L. F. GOODRICK. H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions to Sell, as above, on the Premises situated at the Corner of Cass street and Meadow road, the Whole of the Stock, Plant, and Sundries, in conjunction with the Sale of the Property (see separate 1 Advertisement). J PRINCIPAL ITEMS INCLUDE; < LIVE STOCK. 2 Cows, due Oct.; 1 Heifer, Springing; < 1 Springer, due to 2nd calf; 1 Springer, , iue to 3rd call; 1 Heifer, in profit; 1 Fat Heifer, 1 Two-year-old Empty Heifer, 1 r Empty Jersey Cow, 1 Three year-old Pedi- ( gree Jersey Bu.l.

PLANT AND SUNDRIES: R. and G. Double-furrow Plough, Me- 5 Cormick Big 7-Horse Mower (4ft 6in), 9ft Cambridge RoUer, 12-Blade McCormick Discs, Cultivator, Massey Horse Rake, Dunean Grass Harrows, Alfa Grass Harrows, Set 3-Leaf Harrows and Bar, Feed-ng-out Trolly, 4-Wheeled Van, Dog Cart, ■ Drmdstone, Wheelbarrow, Milk Can Bar-

row, 1 18-Rung Ladder, 2 Ladders, Ropes, • Snig Chain, 3 Pr. Plough Chains, Swingletrees, Garden Seat. Massey 35-Gal. Separator, 2 10-Gal. Cream Cans, 1 6-Gal. Cream Can, 1 3-Gal. Milk BiUy, 4 Sacks Auck- j lander ST. Seed Potatoes, Quantity Farm Tools and Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Dining-room Sideboard, Dropside Dining Table, 4 Dining Chairs, Sofa and 2 Arm- [ chairs. Seagrass Chair, Single Wooden Bed

and Mattress. Duchesse, Hallstand, Double i Wooden Bed and Mattress. Duchesse, j Wardrobe, Pedestal Cupboard, Kitchen Table, Large Kitchen Sideboard, Quantity c Lino., and Household Sundries. t On Account CLIENT: ; 1 Endless Chain, Set Stocks and Dies, 1 Stirrup Pump. • 1 NOTE; A limited number of Outside a Entries will be accepted. H. MATSON and CO., I Auctioneers. 5358 t

H. MATSON AND CO. KAIAPOI PROPERTY. I FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. J MONDAY NEXT, AT 1 P.M. r H. MATSON and CO. have been in- I structed to sell on the premises as above, ' on behalf of MR L. F. GOODRICK, the J farm property, comprising 23 ACRES F AND. 37.6 PERCHES, situated on the corner of Cass street and Meadow road. 2 close to Kaiapoi Township. ;

The land is very heavy, suitable for r dairy and cropping. ? Buildings include modern Bungalow of 1 5 main rooms and conveniences (in 1 course of painting and some renovations), combined dairy, storeroom, washhouse, produce shed, cow shed and yards, implement shed, the whole making a very desirable holding right in the Kaiapoi r township a few chains from the Main North road. VACANT POSSESSION. = For further particulars apply to: H. MATSON and CO., S Auctioneers, fi or ' PAPPRILL. SON and CORCORAN, S Solicitors. 5358 v —— ii H. MATSON AND CO. t, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. e CLEARING SALE AT OHOKA. P

H. MATSON and CO. have received instructions from MR D. WILLIAMSON to hold a Clearing Sale on his property. MAIN ROAD, OHOKA. on THURSDAY, the 27th of SEPTEMBER, AT 1.30 P.M. Full particulars of Dairy Herd, Milking Plant and White Leghorn Poultry, etc., will be advertised next Saturday morning. H. MATSON and CO., Auctioneers. 5358 CYCLES, BUY, HIRE AND SELL GENT'S Bicycles, £3 to £7 10s, Ladies' £5. Boys Juvenile £6. Smiths City Market. CYCLES, Tandems, Push-chairs, for Hire. P. C. Crooke and Son, 109 Gloucester st. —t.C. CYCLING Capes, ideal for spring and summer showers—pocket size, sasy to carry, 29s 6d. BUTLERS, 605 Colombo st. LADIES' and Gent's Reconditioned Cycles from £4 10s. Gent's Sports only £lO 10s. Eastern Dealers. Used Cycle Mechanics, 350 Cashel st. X 2928 RACING CYCLISTS—DunIop Ultralites and Singles, Riding Shoes, Jerseys, and Shorts. Bidons. Chaingears, 3 and 5-speed Benelux, 3 and 4-speed Cyclo. BUTLERS, 605 Colombo street. LAY BY FOR XMAS OR BIRTHDAY Trikes from £4 10s, Joyriders 455. Chaindrive Trikes from £l2 15s, Pedal Cars 79s 6d. Scooters 545, Doll's Prams 635, Junior Cycles, 16in, £l4 17s: Juvenile Cycles. 18in, £l7 10s; English Sports Cycles, £2l 10b. C.O.P. and all Cash Orders accepted. BUTLER CYCLES, 605 Colombo at.