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AUCTIONS PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. POINT SALE. TUESDAY. 3rd JUNE. 1952, WE will offer Account MR S. K. WEILY, Hazelburn. Pleasant Point, his complete dairy herd as follows: 27 Friesian, Jersey, and Shorthorn-Cross Cows. August-September calvers, comprising: 11 Cows, due to second calf. 6 Cows, due to third calf. 6 Cows, due to fourth calf. 1 Cow, due to fifth calf. 3 Cows, due to sixth calf. All the cows have been depasturing with the reg. Milking S.H. Bull, since 12th November. 1951. 6 Rising two-year Friesian, Jersey and Shorthorn-cross Heifers, depasturing with the Reg. Milking Shorthorn Bull since 17th December. 1951. 9 Shorthorn-cross Heifer Calves. 1 Two-year Reg. Milking Shorthorn Bull, bred by M. G. Parry. Esq., Salisbury. (First prize-winner at Fairlie Show ) These cows will be offered in the Pleasant Point Saleyards immediately after the Sale (approximately 2 p.m). PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS LTD.. Auctioneers. 2930

PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. ADDINGTON SALE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4. 1952. Special Entries Include: SHEEP. On Account MR A. DAYMOND, Chatham Islands. 400 Romney Ewes (annual draft). These ewes are empty. On Account MR JOHN TUUTA, Chatham Islands: 100 Four-tooth Romney Wethers. On Account MR H. H. KING. Waimak. Run: 450 Four-tooth Halfbred Wethers. In forward condition. Will be drafted into truck lots, and can be recommended as good shifting sheep. On Account NORTH CANTERBURY CLIENT: 1 Trucks First-cross Halfbred Ewe Lambs. These are well grown, well w’oolled, and are a very attractive line. On Account MID-CANTERBURY CLIENT: 1 Truck Romney Ewe Lambs. CATTLE. On Account MR E. B. HURST, Takamatua: 30 Aberdeen Angus and Aberdeen Angus-Hereford Cross 18 months Steers and Heifers. 18 Aberdeen Angus and Aberdeen Angus Hereford Cross Steer Calves. 20 Aberdeen Angus and Aberdeen Angus-Hereford Cross Heifer Calves. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD.. Auctioneers. 2177 PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. IMPORTANT DISPERSAM SALE of WESTWARD HO. ROMNEY and SOUTHDOWN STUDS, at the METHVEN SHOWGROUNDS on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11, 1952, STARTING AT 1 P.M. SHARP. We have been favoured with instructions from MR E. S. JOHNSTONE. Westward Ho, Methven. to conduct a complete Dispersal Sale of his Romney and Southdown Studs, comprising the following:— ROMNEYS—(FIock No. 1533) 114 One to Five-year Registered Ewes. 53 Registered Ewe Lambs. 47 Ram Lambs. Also several selected Stud Rams, Including Waio HB5/48 ( 55751), and Meadowslea, 196/47 ( 54965). The Westward Ho Flock was founded in 1937 by the purchase of ewes from Mr A. Grant, Flock No. 859, Estate of the late E. Short Flock No. 77, Mr H. B. L. Johnstone. Flock No. 1404, and the Estate of the late R. Yardley, Flock No. 837. Since then selected introductions have been made from the Flocks of Messrs A. S. Murray. Flock No. 1293, J. M. Sutherland, Flock No 1563, and Raymond Oakley, Flock No. 881. The Westward Ho Romneys are heavy boned well headed sheep, and are very attractively woolled. SPUTHDOWNS—(FIock No. 1162) 154 One to Five-shear Registered Ewes. 47 Registered Ewe Lambs. 42 Ram Lambs.

Also Stud Rams as follows: Westward Ho 26/47 ( 23704), Westward Ho 100/49 (25780). Tiritea 95/47 (23244). The above Flock was founded in 1933 with selections from the Flock of Mr P. W. Borrie, and has since often been enhanced by inclusions from Messrs C. L. Mathias, Flock No. 1097, R. T. McMillan, Flock No. 689, M. J. Rooney, Flock No. 703. and J. L. Gray, Flock No. 2134. The Westward Ho Southdowns are low set and heavy boned, with good heads and colouring. All the above-mentioned will be carefully classed, and will be sold in small

lots to suit purchaser’s requirements. The Auctioneers have no hesitation in recommending sheep from either of the above Studs for type and conformation Bred as they have been at a high altitude above sea level, they are bound to prove successful wherever they are taken. Catalogues are being prepared, and will be available at the end of this month from all branches and agencies of the Auction•era. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS LTD. Stud Stock Department, Christchurch and Branches. 2066 PYNE, GOULD. GUINNESS, LTD. HOUSE PROPERTY AUCTION OXFORD. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1952 (At conclusion of Stock Sale.) PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD., have received instructions from MISS CORA WILDING, to offer her freehold property: comprising 1 ROOD. 32.3 PERCHES, in BAY ROAD. OXFORD, for Public Auction at the conclusion of the Oxford Stock Sale on the above date. HOUSE: Comprises 5 main rooms, also sunporch, kitchen, bathroom, and pantry. Conveniences include H. and C. water E.L., coal range, septic tank, telephone, etc. OUTBUILDINGS: Good washhouse containing tubs and pumice copper, woodshed. fowlhouse and motor shed. SITUATION: Bay road, next School. «,b mile from bus stop. % mile from Post Office. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The whole property is well sheltered by pines and has a good water supply by electric pump and rain-water tanks. Conveniently situate!. In a healthy Climate. TERMS: Deposit of £3OO, balance payable in weekly instalments. VACANT POSSESSION. Further particulars from: PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Christchurch and Rangiora. Auctioneers. Or WILDING. PERRY and ACLAND, Hereford street. Christchurch. Solicitors. 2178

PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD., j LAND DEPARTMENT. GRAZING, FATTENING, AND CROP- ' PING FARM. 702 ACRES. DARFIELD DISTRICT. All ploughable, mainly white and sub. elover pastures. Well subdivided, and all been heavily limed and topdressed Watered by Races. Homestead of 6 rooms and all necessary rutbuildings. Approximate carrying IL 10 ewe ;. 5/600 wethi rs. | j Fur :her details from thelsole /Kents. L FOLIK 8.1103 ' KAIKOL’RA. HANDY-SIZED FARMLET. FOR PRIVATE SALE. f 24 ACRES. FOUR-ROOMED DWELLING. Sunporch, and conveniences. Concrete Milking Shed and all necessary outbuildings. Handy to township. Full details Sole Agents: PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD.. Christchurch and Kaikoura. T.C. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. OTAKI FRIESIANS. FIRST ANNUAL BULL AND HEIFER SALE. ON THE FARM. HAUTERE ROAD, OTAKI. THURSDAY. JUNE 12 SALE COMMENCES 1 P.M. Offering comprises: 19 Yearling Heifers 16 Yearling Bulls 35 Head. OTAKI FRIESIANS. HEAVY PRODUCTION: 1950-51 Herd average, 4461 b fat. HIGH TESTING: All dams average 42 per cent. test. HEALTHY: AU lots T 3. tested. Catalogues now available from the Auctioneers : WRIGHT. STEPHENSON and CO.. LTD., Box 601, Palmerston North and Branches. 2091 ARCTIC Chiltlain Liniment. One application does it. 2s 6d. Iggo’s, Chemists, 105 Cashel street. 2321