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Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION FARM CONTRACTING MACHINERY TO BE HELD IN PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS SALEYARD PADDOCKS ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 27 AT 11 a.m. WE have been favoured with instructions from A. K. Contractors to offer for sale their complete range of machinery as follows: TRACTORS 1978 Ford 7000 ( 3000 hours) Dual power 16-speed wheel weights front and back. 1972 Fiat 550 ( 4500 hours). . BALERS IH 440: McKee Round Bailer, with baffles fitted; N.H. (Kuhn) Mower (4-disc) Bamford 6-reel hay rake; 1982 Duncan '750 Till-seeder (direct drill), 'Bl model; Bas and 4 leaves harrows, 2 furrow T.E.A. plough, Rushton post-driver, 1980 Bamford Highwayman Hedgecutter and Biishwacker Head, Farm Trailer, 300 gallon Diesel tank and stand, Electric petrol Bowser. 3pt linkage saw bench. 4 x Bisley hay rake reels. 3 x 15 x 30 Tractor tyres. Assorted general tyres. 1955 Morris Minor (as is. where is) (Reg.), 1951 Bedford Truck (as is. where is) (Reg.), Portable forge, Anvil, 1912 Hupmobile radiator and parts. 1 x Bale-Big Baling Twine, Partner P7O Chainsaw and 22in and 16in bars. Speedweld Arc Welder, Wall Drill, 55 x Opposum drying boards, gin traps, Western saddle, Various lengths timber (3000 ft untreated pinus radlata), Various new machinery parts, Sundries, 1 x Flashing light (for mounting for road use). All tractors, farm trailer, Morris Minor and Bedford, registered. Morris Minor and Bedford, no w.o.f. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Following an accident Mr Michael Knox is compelled to dispose o! his contracting business and we can confidentally recommend to intending purchasers the machinery which he has to offer. A limited number of outside entries will be accepted. PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS. LTD. AUCTIONEERS, KAIKOURA.

ANTIQUE FOUR-LEAF CLOVERS FOR AUCTION ’ Dear Reader. You could easily Have knocked me over with any one of the two hundred, carefully dried, Victorian four-leaf clovers that were sent in the other day for auction next Wednesday. What an unusual entry; nice, nevertheless. They are said to be lucky. What a happy portent for our Race Week Antique Auction. Now. tantalisingly, I cannot stop singing: “rm looking over a four-leaf clover that I overlooked before.” Alas, the rest of the words elude me. Help me out please; “somebody I adore.” — R.G.B. Joking aside; as usual, we have a marvellous catalogue. 120 fabulous jewellery items, quality silver, choice ceramics, collection rare cameras, high grade furniture, bric-a-brac, glorious pictures including a J. M. W. Turner. Read for yourself: JEWELLERY: Illustrated is a magnificent cased necklace and a pendant, delivered to us from Auckland by the owner for our sale. The rings are superb. Diamonds up to .88 cts, rubies, sapphires, and emeralds set in rings, brooches, pendants, bracelets and the like. Especially good gold and silver watches: some rare, old, and important. GOLD COINS: Twelve or more sovereigns and halves. Other coins too. SILVER: Not quite as much as t usual but extra good. Geo. 11l pap boat, King pattern flatware, silver handle table knives, condiments, fine teapot, tray, ,cake basket, glorious Sheffield plate candelabrum PICTURES: Never had better. Works by J. M. W. Turner. J. Ritchie, Frances Hodgkins, P. Van der Velden. G. Morris, G. Butler. 81. Fletcher, Geo. Turner, W. Sprolt. L. W. Wilson, Menzies Gibb and others. Wonderful array. CERAMICS: Simply lovely: Signed R. Worcester, R. Doulton, Moorcroft. pair 12 inch Wedgwood jasper urns, Sevres jardiniere (superb), Cr Derby, Venezia, Rockingham, figurines, Satsuma, choice crystal, old paper weight, Ven. glass, miniatures. CAMERAS: Several antique bellows field cameras and a graflex , reflex. All well known collectable Gold necklace. Gold pendant makes. See Illustration. These must create interest. . MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS: A 1 fine stainer, Italian mandolin, concertina, banjo, organ. sM . BRIC-A-BRAC: Postcards, cig. ISSg • ’ cards, albums, mounted fox head, gKu| ■ . • ■ IM crocks, copper measures, brass(i ' ware, quality e.p.n.s. trinkets. Hi U ’ ' SPECIALS: Magnificent marble BffiQ , ■ ' Willi font, large sculpture figure, old MU. » Afghanistan rifle, rare percussion shot gun, bayonets, megaphone, magic lantern and slides, alabas- • Sra <.,,,■• s, *• ter plant stand, sleeping doll. 2 sheets mint Ch. Commerce post, stamps, bank notes, Venetian chandelier . (beauty), fine furs. Rare oil by J. M. W. Turner 18 x2O books ' FURNITURE OF QUALITY: Oak. -, . ~ > , walnut, mahogany, rosewood and -- v - kauri: sideboards, chiffoniers, ' ' ' gent’s clothes press. 17th C coffer = 7 ■’ with drawers, card tables, dining Ki EilwO chairs, lady's and gent’s chairs, m ■ chaise longue, sofas, toilet iff iliiliiEl B > yff mirrors, chests drawers, ext. dinSS 'iIISUHI ing table. circular dining tables. » ■■ spindle-back couch. French hall ' -WftWy chair, Sutherland . table, occ. tables, collectors’ cabinet for B&ills'HwMflDL miniatures, clocks, gilt corner -’■ I shelf, chiffonier-bookcase with j' wooden glazing bars, fine elm J >’ '-'ff-W Windsor chair, rare cabin settle from an early settlers’ ship, china cabinets, glass door bookcase, occ. Chairs, hall chair. Field camera 12in Ross lens REPRO: Magnificent 7 piece twin bdrm suite, made by Maple’s, London. (Immaculate) Pair single four-turned-post beds, and also a double one, 3 London made superb wing chairs. COMMENT: Surely this is an outstanding auction. Need I say. more! Don't forget the 200 four-leaf clovers, will you? Catalogues are available, 50 cents each. Proceeds to Nurse Maude Association. — R.G.B. 10.30 a.m. NEXT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 , VIEWING: TUESDAY NEXT 10.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. R. G. BELL AND CO. AUCTIONEERS OF LOVELY THINGS