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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCV, Issue 10912, 21 March 1896, Page 8

Pyne & Co. f” THIS DAT. !|X!ATTEESALL’S. SATURDAY, MARCH >f | 21st, 1896. ** Sale-willcommence at 11,30 sharp. Advertised lots at 12. SPECIAL ENTRIES! Account Clients, tohcstmit Gatling, stands 16-2; grand weight- ~ carrying hack andfast mail paces, very clever at fencing both timber and gorse; broken to single and double harness and has been ridden by a lady. The Trotting Gelding “Jack,” by “ Victor,” dam “Foam,” broken to saddle and i harness, trial, very fast. ■ Account Mr F. Amor, Khe Bay Trotting Pony “ Qroatholm,"broken to j i gaddleand harness, also sulky and harness. I Account Mr £. Clarkson, { teoan Brood Mare ‘'Jenny,” mother of Telegram ' r and in foal to “Young Irvington”; broken to ' saddle and harness, trial. I Acconnt Mr Stronach, Handsome Grey Gelding, 7 years, broken to saddle ; r suitabie for a doctor. Account Country-Client, Coachcrs from 4to 7 years; broken to stddbveingle and doable harness, trials. i Account Timaxu Cheat, BJEisfrdasa Draught Colts, 3 years; unbroken, L Acconnt Ellesmere Client, {SEPtrst-cIaBB Draught Mares, 6 and 8 years; Just • out of hard work, trials. 1 Maiden Trotter, broken to saddle and harness, trial, 1 v Account Mr H. Pannett, CBay'Draught Mare, broken to all farm work and in 'foal to Young Major. Bay Gelding, 6 years, broken to saddle and harness, trial. 3 Fillies fnm3 to 5 years, unbroken, i PRESENT ENTRIES include feOtHead, of varicra a descriptions. On account Client, \A, Firat-cltras Dunlop Pneumatic-tyred Racing Sulky, weighing 52Ibs, in good order and condHaon* N THEMATTEB OP*“ THE LAND TRANSFER ) , ACT*JSBS” AND AMENDMENT’S. Tl/j ESSES PYNE &■ CO-have- received instrncuLuL riots from the Eegistetr of the Supreme Courfc-of New Zealand far the Canterbury District, lading attbo request of the first Mortgagee, to SEEL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Atrtbsir Wool Store, adjoining Tattersall's, Cashel Street, Christchurch, THIS D AT, Atl2 o’clock: noon, ATE THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, FRONTING ON “WORCESTER STREET, LINWOOD, Being purlS-ofßural Section Number 30, Containing . ONE ACRE AND TWO PERCHES, ftntT being the Land contained in Certificates of Wide Volmnefil, Polioa 19 and 73, Together with THE BUILDINGS ERECTED THEREON, And now occupied by Mr C. P. Hulbert. ForTnxtherp!£rtiOTlats,apply-to ACTON-AD AMS & KIPPENBERGER, Solicitors, Hereford Street, Christchurch. 3093 Or THE AUCTIONEERS. V WEST MELTON SALEYARDS. MONDAY NEXT. the following SPECIAL J 39 Sound-mouth CROSS-BRED EWES TWO-TOOTHCROSS-BEEDS gQ TWO-TOOTH'EWES , J2O EWES 59 FatMEBINO EWES |O9 ForwardCßOSS-BRED lAMBS Qftft FOUR an&SIS-TOOTH: CROSS-BRED EWES |J99 SOUND-aroUTH CEOSS-BBED ewes Furtlmr-emtrics«r©.3imted t Sale^ourmencesatlßuoon, 9017 PYNE & GO„ Auctioneers, TUESDAY NEXT, S4tk iNSIi CEEARDto-SALE OF Live anddead stock. &CO. are-instructed by MBS WYSTAN? LEY (who has let her Farm) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 10.-Homestead, GARDINER’S ROAD, off the ' Haxewood Road, PAPANUI, ‘ On the above-date, rUHE WHOLE OF HER STOCK, as follows:(Draught horse “■Captain,” trap horse “ Peter ” E two-year old heifers, 2 eighteen-month-olcliieifers peigfateen-month-old steers, 3 pigs (Trap and trap harness, spring dray andhamesS ITip-Dray and Frame IDonble-furrow and singfe-farrowplougha Harrows, Set 3-horse trees McCormick reaper and binder iChaffcatter, grindstone, plough. Shaft and leading harness, part stack oat straw, stack clover hay, port stack old hay £IOO Sacks Oats (more or Jess) J ildTonaNew (tat Straw ' , And. numerous, sundries. Sale"to-commeoceat 1 o’clock. ■BBIO PYNE & CO., Auctioneers. KIR WEE SALEYAEDS. SPECIAL SALE, FRIDAY NEXT. ■£p RESENT ENTRIES—--299 Two and Four-tooth CROSS-BRED 229 Six and Eight-tooth CROSS-BRED —— v ewes 9015 Further .Entries axe invited. PYNE & CO., * Auctioneers. IYNE & CO. have received instructions from to Mr F. Cross, as agent for Mr James Gordon, SELL BY AUCTION, lA'Wbeir'Wool Store, adjoining Tattersall’s, Cashel Street, Christchurch, on SATURDAY, MARCH 28, At 2 p.m,, Has well-known Farm at little abaloa. Comprising 59jr ACE E S, Divided into 4 Lotuas follows> ACRES gQ ACRES, with Cottage 99 ACRES o-l Q ACRES, with Souse, Woolshed, Sheep* yards, &c. AH the Landis weH fenced and subdivided. • .It will be offered iu four Lots, and if not sold then, a»a whole. PYNE & CO., 3957 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. : MONDAY,~MAECH 30. M"aYNE & CO. WILL SELL, on account of Mr fST I JThos. Pearce, of Templeton, his lease having expired, . THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. ( Particulars In Future Advertisements. PYNE & CO., 401 C Auctioneers. Arthur Appleby. | ARTHUR APPLEBY, T AND, ESTATE, HOUSE AND GENERAL II AGENT, VALUER, FINANCIAL BROKER, Ac, : O®ces—HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH . (Adjoining Union Bank of Australia). 23 Years* Active Experience in alxwe branches With Mr Chau. Clark, Auctioneer, Christchurch, Entiro Tffn.Tmgmnt»Tit. of Large or Small Estates undertaken as agent, trustee or attorney. Farms, Town and Suburban Properties Sold or Let Valuation at real and personal estates carefully made. MONEY ADVANCED on Mortgage Securities Bents Collected, and General Agency Under inVeyi- Prompt Returns Guaranteed. Bankers—Bonk of New South Wales. X 142 HOUSES TO LET A PROPERTIES FOR-SALB