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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIV, Issue 12323, 13 October 1900, Page 12

3?yne & Co* •Jjj A T IE R S A L L’S. THIS~DAY. On account o£ Mr C. W. (Fleming, CLYDESDAYE STALLION SIR ARCHIBALD, sire Chieftain (54), by Prince Royal (SO),- dam Baroness, by 'Baronet (160). On account of -Mr John Henry, Dunsandel, Bay G, syrs, broken to saddle, harness and all farm work B G, 1 . broken to all farm work; any trial On account of Messrs R. and J. Reid, Barfield, B M Laura, rising 6yrs, by Nobleman, broken to all farm work; a first-class mare On account of Mr Thos. Wilson, Belfast, B 0,2 yrs, by Wildwood— Young Traduoer mare; unbroken Qr P, 2yrs, unbroken . , B M, syr», broken to saddle and harness; trial Or G, syrs, broken to saddle, single and double harness; trial On account of Mr H. Phillips. B 'M, Tracy Maid, 4yrs, by General Tracy ■ Maid of Heathcote-, broken to saddle On account Mr H. Mace, New Brighton, Miss Berlinda, by Blackwood Abdallah, with foal «t foot by Almont Yearling Colt by Wildwood, dam Pansy B. Yearling Filly by Rothschild!, dam The Duchess On account of Mr A. T. McCallum, BG, 4yra, broken to saddle and harness; trial ' Blk G, Byf», by Victor, unbroken B M r 3yrs, by Young Irvington—Rena. Rena ia by Bhiegown—Blossom; unbroken On account of Messrs Anderson Bros., B Real Good Draughts, staunch and sound ■On account of a client, B G, broken to all work; perfectly staunch; trial On account of a client, Double Decker American ’Bus, licensed to carry 24 passengers, Poles, LanJp, etc., com- ■ plete. : ■ gale Starts M a.m. Advertised lots 12 noon. PYNE AND CO., BM9 Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER loth. WEST MELTON SALEYARDS. OtJR ENTRIES for the above Sale comprise the following Good Lines of Ewes and Lambs, viz.: 130 CROSS-BRED EWES, with 140 lambs, out and tailed 60 MERINO EWES, with 60 lambs, cut and tailed ISO CROSS-BRED EWES, with. 100 per cent V limbs . 110 CROSS-BRED EWES, with 100 per cent lambs 60 FORWARD CROSS-BRED WETHERS 40 MERINO EWES, with 40 lambs 100 CROSS-BRED HOGGETS 100 HALF-BRED EWES, with 100 Lambs, out and tailed 90 CROSS-BRED EWES', with 100 1 Lambs, cut and tailed 88 CROSS-BRED EWEIS, with 100 Lambs, out and tailed 60 CROSS-BRED EWES, with 51 Lambs Sale Commences at 12 o’clock. • PYNE AND CO., . 1819 Auctioneers. ADDENIGTON YARDS. ’ WEDNESDAY NEXT. gPEC IA L ENTRY—TOO '4- tooth WETHERS, shorn and in forward condition PYNE AND CO., 1887 Auctioneers. ' THURSDAY NEXT, 18th OCTOBER. flT|7]B are instructed fcy MB GEO. WILSON, IT Tj who ia leaviiif for the North Island, to fiPfLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Oa above date, at his Homestead, CHAIRING 'CROS S, At Twelve o’clock Sharp, The Whole cf his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND I EFFECTS, Ocmpiising—Single and Double. Bedsteads, Bedding, Dressing-table, Chests of Drawers, Looking-glasses, Suite an Horse-hair, Oval Tables, Pictures, Glassware, Earth- 1 enware, Kitchen Utensils, Chairs, Tables, ■ Carpata, Lamps, 8-Gallon Boiler, Baths, i . (Wringer, Sewing Machine, etc., etc., etc. ; . Also, Horse, Trap and Harness. For Sale Without Reserve. Luncheon Provided. PYNE AND CO., .. ]|6P . Auctioneers. PNE AND CO. are instructed by MR E. WA9HBOOBNE, who has disposed of Ml Farm, TO HOLD A CLEARING SALE W his Stock and Plant, at his Homestead, NEAR SOUTHBRIDGE, . ONI TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th, ' Comprising; • 959 HOGGETS, Pat and Very Forward 95 HEAD 3 and 4-year-old CATTLE - 8 HEAVY DRAUGHT (MARES 1 heavy draught GELDING I LIGHT DRAUGHT MARE ■ 3 TRAP HORSES • Drays, 1 Tip (Cart,, 1 Duncan Drill, Manure and Grass Seed Bos attached, 2 Wood. ' Reapers and Binders, Grass-mower and | Horse-rake, 1 Cambridge Roller, 2 DR. Ploughs (Duncan), 3 Sets Harrows, 1 Grubber (Duncan), 1 Seed Cleaner, 1 * Whore on wheels, 4 Sheep Boxes 1 , 1 Weighing Machine (Avery), Quantity of ......Harness, Covers and a host of Sundries. Bale will commence at 12 • o’clock. ; ' LUNjOHEON PROVIDED. ‘ PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers.. WOOL' SEASON, 1900-1901, jWT'EI are prepared' to make LIBERAL L.T.IJ QASH AIDVAiNiCE'S, FREE OP COMiteISSION, against WOOL intended for our forthcoming LOOAL SALES, or for Shipment *q .the HOME MARKET. ’ Our WAREHOUSES are roomy and wellaighted, and being served by a RAILWAY IBIDIDNG, afford every facility for the prompt delivery and despatch of WOOL. ' Each Consign/ment, whether large or small, Will be carefully VALUED, and Valuations (Posted to Owners prior to the Sale. WOOLPAQES, TWINE and BRANDING ItATiBiBIIAL supplied at Lowest Current {Rates, orrdiers for which will receive immediate kttsntion. HDRSTSALE- " THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd. Note.—. Wool in QUANTITIES of 7 BALES •nd OVER should be consigned l “ HOBART’S SIDING,” Christchurch, And particulars posted to cur office same day. Lota of LESS than 7 Bales to • ■ PYNE AND CO., 3860' Christchurch, Laery & Co. , LAERY AND CO., LTD. Hothouse Tomatoes, D,E. Oranges, at 2 p.m. Fresh Flounders and 'Soles, at 3 p.m. T AERY AND CO., LTD., will Sell at their Xi Rooms, Lichfield Street, 2 p.m.—lo Boxes Hothouse Tomatoes, 40 Cases D.E. Oranges. And. at 8 p.m.—3 Cases Fresh Napi er Flounders and Soles. 1361 LAERY AND CO., LTD. W. B. DEVEREUX AND CO., 183, Lichfield Street, „ door to His Lordship's Hotel, and also Opposite Railway Station, DunaandeL lOB3E COVERS, COW COVERS; ia t, COVERS OP ALL KINDS, we ZST ARTICLE IN NEW ZEALAND, uut truthfully wij that, without exoephave <mc» given no an order MVft WT# to KSZldl 2SX tllfllf I tfcll poiiiklib ■to auekSiee to those caiteonri unable to epeatoleek 14 feme*. ZflM 1