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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14432, 24 July 1907, Page 12

PYNE & CO. J- A W A R D E N SALI TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. PRESENT ENTRIES. On account of Messr3 E. and "W. Mason—- .» Fat Wethors | On account of Mr C. E. Mason—- | 200 Prime Fat Wethers On account of Mr Richard Wright—--500 Primo Fat Wethers 50 Prims Fat Two-tooth Ewos On Recount of Mr James Cowio—--90 Prim* Fat Two-tooth Sheep On account of Mr W. White—--40 Fat Lambs and Wethers On account of Mr F. Lukey—. 200 Fat Wethers On account of Mr W. Anderson—--100 Fat Wethers On accounii of Client—--150 A r ery Forward Wethers We shall be pleased to receive Mitrics. PYNE AND CO., 2722 Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. SALE OF LEASE-IN-PERPETUITY And of LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by MI AUGUST WILSON, who is leaving the clii trict, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the HOMESTEAD, MOTUKARARA, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. HIS INTEREST IN THE LEASE-IN-PERPETUITY OF JO ACRES, MOTUKARARA; good land. close to Station and Post Oi the rental of which is only £lO 8s per annum. Good Dwelling-house and necessary outbuildings. . Also, the Whole of his LITE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows: Trap Horse, good in harness Bay Draught Gelding, rising 3 years, by - / Farmer's Friend, unbroken Black Mare, Bess, rising 6 years, broken all farm' work; suit spring 'dray Two-year-old Draught Filly, unbroken 12 Good Dairy Cows, to calve September and October 2 Cows in full profit 3 Two-year-old Heifers in' calf 1 Shorthorn Bull 5 Yearlings breeding Sow in pig Spring trap, set trap harness, 2 riding l saddles and bridles, 2 Lots© covers, 25 newsacks, largo quantity second-hand sacks, sack cover, 12 bags oatsheaf chaff, carpenters' tools, rock drills and other tools, milk cans, buckets, troughs and tuba, quantity carrots and mangolds, stack of straw. Household Furniture, 2 gents' bicycles, 1 lady's (nearly new), 20-gallon copper, lot of sundries, and 2 shares in Central Dairy Co. Sale commences 12 noon. Luncheon provided. PYNE AND CO.. 2270 Auctioneers. 1 TO WOOLBUYERB. VOTE SHALL OFFER, at our SKIN SALE 'VY, ON THURSDAY, JULY 25th, About 100 BALES OF WOOL, CRUTCH<'ING3, ETC. PYNE AND 'CO.,. 9R14 Auctioneers, DARFTELD SALEYARDS. . ' FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRY on.account oi PAGE'S TRUSTEES—- ' QAA TWO, FOUR AND SIX-TOOTH OUU CROSS-BRED EWES, to lamb end August to English Leicester and Shropshire .Down Ram 3. A Splendid* Lino of Ewea. On account Mr Hugh Butler—--100 Merino Ewes; E.L. rams put in middle of April 90 Cross-bred Ewes; E.L. rams put in iniddlo of April Further Entries Solicited. PYNE ANtD CO., 2730 Auctioneers. T EESTON SALE. FRIDAY~NEXT. ' 120 Fat Lambs 10!) Sound-mouth Cross-bred Ewes 100 Fat Ewea 50 .Store Pigs Further Entries Solicited. PYNE AND CO., _J>3l6 \ Auctioneers. T t7~FORD AND, CO. will submiTTo' ** ' PUBLIC AUCTION, AT DARFIELD SALEYARDS, ON FRIDAY, 26th Inst., On account of H. A. Knight, Esq., 650 Half-bred Ewes, in lamb to E.L. rams,, placed with thern 7th May. 2315 PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers. SALEYARDS. MONDAY NEXT, JUL"Y 29th. On account of MRS B. WATSON.. LEITHFIELD, owing to her having leased her farm, for Absolute Salle, the following:13 Daiiy Cows, in profit and springers 2 Draught Geldings, 1 and 5 years old 2 Light Harness Horses 4 Calves; 1 Duncaiu Grain and Manure Drill, 1 Roller. 1 S.-furrow Plough, 1 Scoop, 1 set of .Harness, Corncutter, 2 Drays, 1 Gig, 1 Milk Cart, and Piano. On account of Mr G. B. Starky—--10 Springing Heifers, duo to calve in August; we'll bred, and in good condition. PYNE AinD CO., 2817 Auctioneers. THURSDAY, AUGUST Ist. . ,IiHE CLEARING SALE of LIVE AMD J- DEAD STOCK, INCLUDING TROTTING HORSES, On account MR JAS. MbGIVERN, at his Homestead. HORORIATA. PYNE AND CO., 2313 Auctioneers. LAND,FOR SALE AT AN~NAT. ESTATE LATE THOMAS GRIFFITHS. PYNE AND CO. are instructed 1 by tho Administratrix of above Estate to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At THE SHEFFIELD SALE-YARDS, At 12, Noon, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 2nd, ALL THAT FARM situated at ANKAT, Comprising 69 A 2 B ll p Until his death owned and occupied by ■ the late Thomas Griffiths. The land la of good quality, a*i<l ; v fenced. There i 3 a comfortable and handy outbuildings. WE SHALL ALSO SELL, at the aar time and place— ALL THAT PIECE OF LA"ND near the the above, which was also occupied by the late Thomas Griffiths, containing about 118 ACRES, adjoining tho properties of Messrs Appleby, Judd and Marsh. GOOD SHEEP CoIINTRY, Well Fenced. Further particulars on application PYNE AND CO., 2811 Auctioneers, PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. ESCELLEiNT FARM to be Sold by Ar.ction. SHEFFIELD SALE, FRIDAY, August 30th. PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from MR R, SCARLETT, of Waddington, to Sell by Auction, his Very Highly Improved Farm, containing 100 ACRES, situated about J of a mile from the railway station. Full particulars lator advertisement. 2512 PYNE AND CO., Auotioneei THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. FARMERS' SALEYARDS COMPANY, LTD, hold AUCTION SALES of STOCK and PRODUCE EVERY SATURDAY, and Privately Every Day and Saturday Evening 3. "' This, market is the best and cheapest for first-class Meat, Island and Local Fruits Vegetables, Grain, Chaff, etc., etc. Orders by letter or Telephone (No 2164) promptly "attended to and delivered. Lowest charges ami prompt aottlementß. Entries solicited. \ asu