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auctions. PYNE AND 00. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMEXT. riLEARIXG SALE G AT SCARGILL, 3 On MOXDAY, FEBRUARY 24th. On ACCOUNT OF GEO. BUSS. Full Particulars will be F.dvertised later. PYNE and CO., - siou _ Auctioneers. ! FREEHOLD. , "DYNE and CO. have received instructions L from the Trustees of the late MRS MARY ELIZABETH BUSS, to OFFER by - PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Sale Rooms, Cashel street, on 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY loth, At 12 Noon, The Estate known as BRABOURNE, now in ' the occupation of Mr Geo. Buss, whose ten- : nncv exoiros at the end of February. The Estate will be offered in two lots. LOT 1 Includes 47i> Acrc-s divided into s"*s paddocks, well watered and fenced, mostly in young grass. No buildings. LOT 2—771 AcrM. divided into twelve naddocks, well watered and fenced, all in grass,' and on v.-hic'i there is a Modern House of 8 rooms, hot and cold water, all conveniences. The Farm Building" consist of an S-stalled Stable, Loft, Implement Shed, Wool Shed, Men's Cottage of -1 rooms, whare, and eheep yards. Two ar.d si half miles from SCARGILL Railway Station, School, and Post Office. The Estato comprises first-class Grazing and Agricultural Land and is in one of tho healthiest parts of North Canterbury. Intending purchasers can be shown over the p property at any time on giving notico to , the Auctioneers, or Mr Geo. Buss, Scargill. [ For further particulars and terms apply to PYNE and CO., Sioi Auctoneers. SMALL PROPERTY AT CUST FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE RANGIORA SALEYARDS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 4th.. PYXE and CO., in conjunction with the NEW ZEALAXD FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, have received instructions from the MISSES WEBSTER and MRS STEWART, to SELL on the above date, all that parcel of Land, containing 07 ncre-s, at Cust, being R.S. (-054 and 91G1, Mairaki Survey District, ar.d b.?ing all tho land in C.T. Volume 159, Folio 39. Tho buildings consist 01 a house of six rooms, new loose-box, shed, and trap shed. Terms of sale. 15 per cent, deposit, 20 per cent, on possession, nnd the "balance may remain on first mortgage for fivo ycais at 5\ per cent. PYNE and CO., . N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOC., LTD. 609G Joint Agents. CLEARING SALE AT HAWARDEN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7th. PY'NE and CO. have received instructions in tho Estate of the late B. \«. GLASS, wo having sold tho property, to hold a CLEARING SALE of LiVE and DEAD STOCK on tho above date, at tho Homestead, Hawarden. Particulars are as follows: — SHEEP— 400 Halfbred Ewes 200 M.S. Hoggets IIOJ Forward Lambs 10 Kanis, S.D. and Romney CATTLE— 2 Cows in profit 2 Springers 1 Steer and 2 Calves HORSES— 14 Draught Horses, broken all work 1 Four-year-old I-'illy, broken to chains 1 Yearling Filly 1 "Mare and Foul 1 Gig Horse, aged, very quiet 1 Mare, saddle and harness 1 'Brown Mare, "Lady Elmo," colt foal at foot by Logan Pointer, and- stinted to Groat Audubon 2 Children's Ponies, broken 2 Children's Ponies, unbroken 1 Brown Mare, "Santa Rosa" (imp.), colt foal at foot by Logan Pointer, and stinted to "Great Audubon',' Harness for all horses IMPLEMENTS— McCormick Binder, Massey Binder, Drill (Farmers' Favourite), 15 Coulter, Drill (P. and D. Duncan), Set- (P. and D. Duncan) Discs with broadcast, new, , Set Discs, Cultivator, Grubber, Broadcast Sower, Roller, 2 Seta 6-leaf Har- 1 rows, Set 4-leaf Harrows, Set 3-leaf Harrows, Sheep Feeder, 2 Horso Hoes (Planet Juur.) 2 Farm Drays, Spring Dray, Gig, 1 3-Furrow Plough (P. and \ D. Duncan), D.F. Plough (P. and D. Duncan), D.F. Plough (Rcid and Gray), ] Swamp Plough (P. and D. Duncan), ; ;i Stack Ladders, Seed Cleaner, 2 Grindstones, Murray Woolpross, Wool , Table, Avery Scales, Set 6-horso , Blocks and Chains, 2 Sets Four-horse Blocks and Chains, G Sets Plough Chains, 2 Sets Leading Chains, 3 ; Troughs, Harrow Scat, 27 Saclt3 Garton Oats. 15 Sacks Ryegrass. GOO Se-cond-hand Sacks. G Bales Binder Twine, Wire i\ctting, 5 ions of Westport Coal, Quantity of Tools, 2 Vyces, and Force Pump , Quantity of Sawn Timber to bo sold in lots, .10 Sheejs 6ft Galvanised Iron. Sundries too numerous to particularise. All the Furniture and Contents of 7-room"d House, including Piano, Walnut Sideboard, Dining-room Suite (Walnut), 9 nicces, Extension Table, etc.. Lino- " leinn. Kitchen Utensils, Croekerv, j Glassware, and Separator (Alfa Laval), * etc., etc. SALE AT 12 NOON.' LUNCHEON PROVIDED. } PYXE and CO., 1 8103 Auctioneers. FOR PRIVATE SALE. " 1 SPLENDID THRESHING PLANT. . 1 rr<HE PROPERTY OF THE LATE T. A. 1 1 SHIELDS, WOODGItOVE. 1 Clayton and Shuttlcw'orth Single Cylinder Engine, ICOlb pressure (in good order) 1 Ransome Sims and Jeffries Combine, sft drum, suction blast (iu good older.) 1 Clayton and Shuttleworth Combine, oft 5 drum, new set Elevators, mounted on I springs (in first c!a?.3 order) 1 Ruston and Proctor Clover Sheller tpractically new) 1 Firewood Saw Bench \ A very reasonable price is asked for the above, an; 1 , is an opportunity for a suitable man to earn a very good income m the district. Fuller particulars may be obtained from _[ PYNE and CO., 5037 Auctioneers. c WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. £ ASSOCIATION, LTD. — c THESE TIMES THE SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE LAXD TO FARM IS GOUu Li.Aita'iO-N.fc. lii-Li. Lul.\ i'lt i. Tho following Farm is an excellent proposition:— , I C\A~ ACRES, all in grass, subdivided 1Ut:0 into 12 Paddocks, well waterod, and carrying *1 beautiful sole of grass. CAIUiiIXG CAPACITY : —block now on farm:—lloo Wet Ewes, 4W Ewe _ Hogget;, 270 Dry tjlieep, and 100 head_ of Call.'-. BUILDiNGs comprise New .-roamed House with every convenience, -Uotor itied, Trap Shed, Cow Bails, 2-roomod Wharo, up-to-date Wool Shed with olseley Shearing Macnines aud Portable Engine. PRICE per acre, i':G 10s. Cash JwOOO; balance can be left for 7 years at per cent. Stock at Valuation. Xho above property is situated *,thm 10 , miles of good Town and Railway, and O ood p Stock Market, and excellent motor road ■ II We are prepared to assist a practical man | with finance to purchase stock. j For further particulars app*y. ttvf WAIRARAPA FARMERS' I ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. . aTOOK DEPARTME.M. ... PAHIATCA. I