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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17099, 23 February 1916, Page 12

AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. WEDNESDAY NEXT. SALE OF FREEHOLD AGRICULTURAL FARM. We ere instructed .by the ADMINISTRATRIX in the Estate of the late WM. WHYTE to Sell by Public Auction, in our Land Rooms, Cashel Street, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, the Ist of MARCH, At Two o'clock, All that Well-known Farm, comprising Of First-class Agricultural Land, situated at HALKETT. The property is on the Halkett Road, near school and post office, 16 miles from town, and has been in the same hands since the earliost days of Canterbury, and is now being sold on account of the beneficiaries, and is on the market for absolute disposal. The improvements comprise Aew House of 6 rooms, and outbuildings, is well subdivided, has been carefully cultivated, and is well watered. 90 Acres in Young Grass 23 Acres. Rape and Turnips Balance in stubble. P'or further particulars apply to the solicitors, MESSRS RUSSELL AND ANTHONY, Cathedral bquare; Or, to the Auctioneers, PYNE AND CO., <j 9 172, Cashel Street.' ✓ FARM AT KIRWEE. FOR PUBLIC AUCTION. PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from MR E. CONWAY to SELL BY AUCTION. or+ WEDNESDAY, MARCH let. His Farm, containing 719 ACRES, SUITABLY SUBDIVIDED Into Convenient Paddocks by Standard and Wire Fences and Live Fences. • BUILDINGS include Up-to-date Sevenroomed Dwelling. H. and C. water, bathroom, scullery, washhousc, largo stable, •nanary and numerous outbuildings. SITUATION—The Property runs- to the Kirwco Township, school and railway station. The above property has been, most carefully fanned for many years, and is in splendid heart and condition, is suitable for cropping, and is one of the best sheep and lamb fattening farms in Canterbury. . The owner's sole reason for selling is his increasing years and ill-health. The Vendor is prepared to give very reasonable terms and to accept a reasonable price. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, as PYNE AND CO. RACECOURSE HILL ESTATE. ~ U B D I V I S 'I 0 N SALE. WEDNESDAY, Ist MARCH. For full particulars sec SATURDAY'S PAPERS. PLANS can be had on application., 2* . . PYNE AND CO. THURSDAY, 2nd MARCH. On account of Mr W. G. Polhill, Culvcrdon—--200 Half-bred Wether Lambs, off thenmothers, in good forward condition. Further entries invited. PYNE AND CO., en Auctioneers. ICARGIL-L SALE. FRIDAY, 3rd MARCH. W« shall be glad to Teceive advice of ENTRIES for this Fixture. PYNE AND CO., '. gg Auctioneers. EWE FAIR, MONDAY, 6th MARCH. On account of Mr G. D. Greenwood, Teviotdalo— _ 1000 Full-mouth Cornedale hwes On account of Baker's Estate, Waipara--250 Five-year-old Half and Three-quarter-bred Ewes On account of Mr J. H. L. Hiatt, Clonmcl--200 Sound-mouth Half-bred Ewes On account of Mr N. Francis, Cheviot—--160 Sound-mouth Ewes. Further entries invited. PYNE AND CO., fi7 . ■-• Auctioneers. HOUSE AND LAND, LINCOLN TOWNSHIP. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by MR C. 0. BARTRUM to Sell by Auction, at the Springston Saleyards, at one o'clock on • MONDAY, MARCH 6th, All that QUARTER-ACRE LAND, situated in Fitzgerald Street, Lincoln, together with the 7-roomod Houso and Outbuildings erected thereon. PYNE £ND CO., -- Auctioneers. r ITTLE RIVER EWE FAIR. 1 i TUESDAY, 21st MARCH. PRESENT ENTRIES— Account Mrs Birdling— , 1000 Good Two-tooth Ewes We shall be glad to receive advice of furthe; entries. , CQ e. Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TiYNE AND CO., in conjunction with the X New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Ae•ociation, have received instructions from MR 81 GIBBS to Sell, at his Homestead., WOODEND, On FRIDAY, MARCH 31st, The whole of his SHROPSHIRE AND ENGLISH LEICESTER FLOCKS. Also, A NUMBER OF GOOD HORSES AND A CATTLE. PYNE AND CO., N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOC, 69 Auctioneers. TO FARMERS AND GRAIN-GROWERS. WE are now prepared to reooive GRAIN AND FARM PRODUCE for SALE ana STORAGE at our WAREHOUSE, Moorhouse Avenue. Consignments should be to our order, Christchurch. Particulars on application PYNE AND CO., 69 Cashel Street, Christchurch. ERNL E A F BUTTER, Its Purity is its Distinction. FRESH DAILY. ALL GROCERS. •(HE HEAVIEST MAN WALKS LIKE A FAIRY if he wears WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They're soft and springy and cost less than leather heel*. ' 60