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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15899, 10 April 1912, Page 15

AUCTIONS. pyne a 00. THIS DAY'. BLOOD STOCK SALES. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by G. D. GREENWOOD. ESQ., to give notice that the Undermentioned Horses are WITHDRAWN from PRIVATE SALE, and, in consequence of Mr Greenwood leaving for England, wiLl be SOLD BY AUCTION, at CLARIDGE’S STABLES, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, At 10.30 a.m. B G Orton, Syrs, by Obligado, dam Kitiroa Byron, 3yrs, by Martian, dam Greek id B G By Meia B G Allegory, Syrs, by Martian, dam Alls-' Br C Canute, 2yrs, by Charlemagno 11., dam Lady Holcn Ch G Oxenhope, 2yrß, by Obligado, dam Cyrcnaioa Ch G Gnome, 2yrs, by Obligado, dam Sprito B F Lady Goorgia, 2yrs, by Obligado, dam Kitiroa Br F Lady Constance. 2yrs, by Field Battery, dam Soult Girl. PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by the undermentioned Owners to SELL tho following BLOOD STOCK at CLARIDGE'S STABLES, Cashel Street, Christchurch, on THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, After the Sale of Mr Greenwood’s Horses: Aocount Mr A. McMootcr — Two-year-old Filly Concordia, by St Ambrose, dam Irene, handled and ridden Account Mr "Wm. Gardiner— Ch F, lyr, by Golden Knight, dam Cobweb Account Mr Bruce Christie— Br Filly, lyr, by Boniform, dam Grand Rain B C, lyr, by Boniform, dam Rhine Gold Ch F, lyr, by Boniform, dam Merry-go-Round Account Mr Alex. Macfarlane — Avarice, Byrs, by Treadmill, dam Golden Crest Kilmeny, Ivts, by Kilcheran, dam Bulbul Peppin, 2yrs, by Charlemagne 11., dam Castellina Shona May, 2yrs, by Treadmill, dam Edna. May Acoount Mir H. A. Knight, Racecourse Hill— B M Suzatmah, by St George—Nenuphar B M Argon, by Medallion —Auray Br M Clytie, by Phrethon—Noroli (All stinted to Varco) B Filly, 2yrs, by St Ambrose— Suzannah, unbroken Account of a Client— Colt, 4yrs, by Martian out of a mare by Son of the Desert (imp.), just recently brokon in, and untried Account Mr G. N. MoLean, Amberley— _ Ch G Mauri, by Sou’-wester —Adine, winner of many hurdle races Account Mr Geo. Gould— B G Gangway, Syrs, by Castashore — Stophanio. PYNE AND CO., 542 Auctioneers. LAND SALE. SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 13th. SPLENDID OPAWA • PROPERTY. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by DR TYTHERIDGE to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Sale Rooms, fashel Street, at 12 noon, on tho abovedate. ,is BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PROPERTY at )pawa. Thoro ore three acres cf land, house of 10 rooms, ample outbuildings, lawns, paddook, flower and kitchen gardens, lovely trees, etc. Tlie proporty is secluded, yet -nothin two minutes’ walk of train and electric tram. For fuller particulars apply PYNE AND CO., roq Auctioneers. A GOOD DARFIELD FARM. SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 13th. At 12 o’clock. ’YNE AND CO. have received instruons from MR ROBERT MILLIKEN to 1 bv auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, as )ve, his splendid GRAIN-GROOVING and .TTENING FARM at DARFIELD, oon--510 ACRES Tip-top Land, suitable for growing all grain crops, or for fattening lambs to best advantage. The farm is splendidly subdivided and watored and has numerous Shelter Plantations and first-class road frontages. There to a comfortable oeren-romed house, with outbuildings large stable, cowshed, sheepyards and other farm buildings. We confidently recommend this farm to the attention of thoso in soarch of a good bargain. It is splendidly situated about one mile from DARFIELD, and is for genuine sale. Mr Millikon hao purchased a largo grazing property and wishes to devote his attention to thah 630 PYNE AND CO. CLEARING SALE AT SEFTON. ON ACCOUNT OF MR BENJAMIN TOPP. _ FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, PYNE AND CO., in conjunction with H. MATSON AND CO., have received instructions from MR B. TOPP to hold a CLEARING SALE, on the above date, at the HOMESTEAD, SEFTON, of all his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows— SHEEP--75 Fat Wethera CATTLE—--12 Cows in profit, to calve in the spring 2 Bulls, 2yrs 4 Fat Cows 1 Fat Heifer 10 Fat Bullocks 4 Steers, 2 to 3yrs 4 Heifers, 2 to Byrs 14 Yearlings PIGS, Etc.—6 Good Porkers, 20 Pair Fowls HORSES--1 Draught Stallion, Bonny Glen, 3yrs, by Glonzier, dam Lady M’Cauley I Colt, lyr off, by Merry Morning, dam Lady M'Cauley I Filly Foal, by Baron Everest, dam Lady H'Cauloy 1 Dr. Mare, Lady M’Cauley, atiuted to Baron Everest These are all entered in the Stud Book. Dr. Mare, Madam, Byrs, all work Dr. Mare, Belle, 7yrs, all work Dr. Geld., Princo, Syrs, all work Dr. Geld., Nugget, Syrs, all work Dr. Filly, 2yra off, by New Style, 2nd prise Rangiora Dr. Geld, 2yrs off, by Glenzier 2 Yearling Colts, by Merry Morning Ches. Hack, 4yrs, 8. and h., good Ches. Mare, 4yrs, s. and h.. by Native Chief, let prize Amberley, Rangiora and Chrtotchurch. IMPLEMENTS—--1 3-horse Dray, I Tip Dray, D.F. Plough, 8-furrow Disc Plough, Set 4-leaf Harrows, Bet 5-lcaf Harrows, Disc Harrows, 1 Binder (M’Cormick), 1 Side-delivery Doering Mower, 1 Grubbor, 1 Dogcart. 1 Gig and Harness, 4-horso Blook and Taoklo, 3 Seta Plough Chains, Swingletrees, etc., and a large quantity of farm harness, tools, etc., etc., wiro netting, barb wire, empty sacks, 4 stacks of hay (about 15 tons in each), 3 tons oatehcaf, I acre mangolds, J-acre carrots. FURNITURE as contained in a G-roomed house. Sale at 12 o’clock. Luncheon provided. NO RESERVE. PYNE AND CO.. H. MATSON AND CO., 538 Joint Agent*. WE HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALE English Leicester romney »nd BORDER LEICESTER RAMS. Particulars on application. 631 PYNE AND CO. REWARD. A REWARD will be paid to anyone cS/xly giving information which will lead to tho recovery of about 278 Ewes Which 81rayed from Avonhcad Paddock on tho 18th inst. Mark slit near ear; no brand. 530 PYNE AND CO.