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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15920, 4 May 1912, Page 20

AUCTIONS. PYNE fa CO. c o. p Y N E AND FARMS FOR SALE. 500 Acres, Omihi, first-class land, well subdivided. Tho buildings on this farm are exceptionally good and attractive, ana a very fine outlook is obtained froru the homestead. Frice £23 per acre. hoi. odu 1800 Acres, Oamaru very fine grazing country, about half plougliable, splendidly watered. Will carry 1.700 ewca without turnips. Prico £5 1 lr : per aore, on easy terms. 2300 Acres, adjoining above 1800 acres, and also good grazing country. Cottage, whare, wooiohed, yards, etc. Price £-1 per acre, on easy terms. These two b.ccas together would make a splendid little run, which we can confidently recommend.^ 1200 Acres, West Melton, well subdivided and roaded. Complete farm buildings. Alongside railway station. Price £8 153 per acre. Fol. 14‘!B----424 Acres, Renewable Lease; _ rent £143 a year, 27 years to run. First-class buildings. 500 sheep, 11 cattle, horse, furniture. etc. Price £2300 as a going concern. Fol. 141 C. 3700 Acres S.G.R.; rent Is BJd per acre, 15J years to run. Cottage 4 rooms, and usual outbuildings. 2000 sheep, 4-liorse team, harness, implements, etc. Price £3200 as a going concern. Fo.. HOB. 1272 Acres S.G.R.; rent £222 10s, less 10 per cent. First-class buildings of every description. 1512 sheep, 42 cattle, 13 horses, implements, harness, etc. Pnce £3600 as a going concern. 7 Fol. 1128. 8900 Acres Bush Land, North Island, eight miles from railway. Prico 30s per acre; 10 per cent cash, balance arranged. Fol. 143 E. 4000 Acres, Nelson, really good sheep country Good house 6 rooms and complete outbuildings. Price £4 10s per acre, with 2000 sheep. 60 cattle, 10 horses. All farm implements and furniture given in. Fol. 1418. 824 Acres, Peninsula. Half ploughable, com pleto buildings. Price £l3 per acre. Fol. 134 A 200 Acres, Rangiora. Complete buildings Price £25 10s per acre. Fol. 120 D 115 Acres, Rakaia, well subdivided, good buildings. Price £S per acre. FoL 115 C, 500 Acres, one mile from Darfield, well sub divided and watered. Land in good order and clean. Complete farm buildings. Price £ls por acre; easy terms. Fol. 1338 180 Acreß, Kimberley—Splendid little farm New house and outbuildings; highly recommended by us. £25 per acre. Fol. 75 280 Acres, Springston. Good land, modem buildings. £25 10s per acre. Fol. 113 184 Acres, Templeton. Good land, and extra good buildings. £3O per acre. Fol. 109 To Let —645 acres, Amberiey. Good house and outbuildings. Rent 4s 6d per acre; no goodwill. Fol. 144 C. For full particulars apply PYNE AND CO., 562 Auctioneers SPRINGSTON SALEYARDS. MONDAY NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES—--850 Prime Freezing Lambs SO Prime Wethers 220 Prime Ewes 150 Very Forward Wethers 800 Very Forward Lambs 150 Very Forward Lambs 200 Very Forward Lambs 100 Two-tooth Cross-bred Ewes 300 Sound-mouth Cross-bred Ewes 1 99gQ SHEEP and LAMBS 5 Fat Steers, Pat Cow 3 Three-year-old Bulla Springing Cows, Cows in profit and in calf S Eightcen-months-old Steers, etc., etc. 50 Fat and Store Pigs On account Mr T. Dawson—-2-horse Cultivator, S.F. Plough, Trolley on Wheels, Grass Seed Sower, Set 3leaf Harrows. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account Mr Thos. Cuneen, who is giving up his butchery business — Grey Gelding, Tom, aged Grey Gelding, Ben, 7yrs, full-brotkex to T.F.C. Chestnut Gelding, 6yrs, by Bellman Chestnut Gelding, Eldorado, aged (All well-known splendid harness horses, straight from work.) 2 Good Butchers’ Carts, 2 Sets Harness. Will be sold immediately after the Cattle Sale. PTNE AND CO., 563 Auctioneer*. I N A 'SALE. TUESDAY NEXT, 7th MAY. PRESENT ENTRIES—--1000 Fat Lamb 3 PYNE AND CO., 571 Auctioneers. c V S T SALE.

MONDAY NEXT. On account Miles Bros., Fern side—--400 Fat Lambs Other Entries—--500 Fat Lambs 100 Fat Ewes 120 Fat Wethers. 569 PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT AMBERLEY. PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, acting in the Estate of Hugh McKay, deceased (owing to the farm being leased), to HOLD A CLEARING SALE of LIVE AND DEAD STOCK ON MONDAY NEXT. MAY 6, at AMBERLEY SALEYARDS, as follows: SHEEP--821 Four, Six and Eight-tooth Half-bred Breeding Ewes 59 Lambs 50 Old Ewea 15 Rams ( HORSES- t , 1 B. Mare, Bloss, 9 years, broken to 1 B. W Mare, Dolly, * years, broken to 1 B. Mag, aged, brokan to all 1 Grey Mare, Kate, aged, broken to all work , , 1 Ch. Gelding, Prince, S years, broken 1 Gref “Gliding, Jack, 8 years, broken 1 Ch. Gelding, Nugget, 6 years, broken 1 B. a Haroe r ss Horse Prince, broken to single and double harness. 1 2 Yaara' Gelding 1 Bav 2 Years Filly Above horses can all 1 Shorthorn Bull, 4 years H.lri. »a Covers for 7 bo™. (new), Set Di "pj ghg j Broadcast Sower, 1 Horse .Rake - x » B f nderj Set Tine HarSet Cham Harr Tac kl e for 6 hones, l ov, . s ’ , B and Chains, 1 Lorry, 1 MasSwingle IW, ew) 1 str i p per, 1 Waggonette, soy Mower ( ) Sledge, 1 Chaffcutter and P°£ Fencing Tools, 1 Roller 1 Es ° rder - Also, „«nt of Mr E. H. Ashby (Manager 3n f ft fEstato Hugh McKay)-. f 2 First-class Dairy Cows, m full profit 1 Fat Cow a Young: Oattie ? rncdeu Grubber \ olid' Sheep Dogs (I leader and l header). , _ ~Ax\r Furniture and Oilcloth. JSS'iE ». W. bIoKAV--1 Tip, iray plough Scoop. g a i 0 commences at 12 o’clock. PYNE AND CO., 564 Auctioneers.