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AUCTIONS. . PYNE AND CO. | CLEARING SALE AT' HAWABDEN. FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 7th. • PYNE ar.d CX). have received infractions * in the Estate of th® • GLASS, we bavin? oold the property, to hold a CLEARING SALE of LIVE and DEAD STOCK on p oborve date, at the Homestead. Hawarden. Particulars arc a® follows: — v N SHEEP— 400 Half bred Ewes t 300 M.S. Hogg*!® 300 Forward Lamlx* 10 lvams, S.D.. and Ronp»y - CATTLE— 2 Cows in profit 2 Springers 1 Steer and 3 Calves , HORSES— 14 Draught Horses, broken all work 1 Four-year-oid Kiliy, broken to chwne i 1 Yearling Filly i 1 Hare and Foal 1 Gig Horse, aged, very quiet 1 Mare, esddle and harneas , 1 Brown Marc, "Lady Elmo,' colt tod at foot by Logan Pointer, an£ stinted to Great- Audubon ■J Children's Ponies, broken 2 Children's Ponies, unbroken 1 Btovm Maw. "Santa Roea" (imp.), cott foal at foot by Logan Pointer,' and ;t in ted/to "Cttcat Audubon Harness for all horse® IMPLEMENTS— McConuick Binder, Mxssty -Bidder, Favourite), 15 Coulter, Drill (P. and D. Duncan), Set (P. and D. Duncan) Disos with broadcast, new, Set Discs, Cultivator. Grubber. Broadcast Sower, Roller, .3 Seta 5-leaf Harrows, Set 4-loaf Harrows, Set 3-leti Harrowd, Sheep Feeder, 3 Horse Hp« ' (Planet Junr.), 2 Farm Draye, Spring Drav, Gig, 1 3-Furrow Plough (P. tnd D. ■ Duncan), D.F. Plough CP. and D. , Duncan). D.F. Plough (Roid and Gray), 1 Swamp Plough (P. and D. Duncan), 3 Stack Ladders, Seed Cleaner, - ' Grindstones, Murray Woolprcss, Wool Table, Avery Scales, Set Wiorse Blocks and Chains, 3 Sets Four-horse • Blocks and Chains, 6 Sets Plough Chains. 2 Sets Leading 3 Troughs, Harrow Seat, 27 Sacl» Garton Oats. 15 Sacks Ryegrass, G«> Se- ! oemd-hand Sacks, 6 Bates^Binder_Tw,ne. Wins' 'netting. 5 tons of Weatport Coal. Quantity of Tools, 2 Vyces, and lorce Pinnp « , ~ , Quantity of Sawn Timber to in lots, 30 Sheet* 6ft Galvanised Iron. Sundries too numerous to particularise. All the Furniture and Contents of 7-roomed House, including ti board. Dining-room Suite OValnutl. O nieces, Extension Table, etc.. Linoleum, Kitchen Utensil", Crockery Glassware, and Separator (Alfa Laval., etc., etc. SALE AT 13 NOON. >■ LUSCHEOK PROVIDED. PYNE and CO., Auctioneers. iTT L E RIVER SALL. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. PYNE and CO. will offer at. tbe Stock Sale on tbe' above date, on account of WAIKJ.W A rOUNTY COUNCIL, the following LEASES, Nos 21205 1686, 2957, containing .41ac 3r lOp, LVe Halsweli Surv fr = years' lease from Ist March, 1919. Conditions of Sale can be inspected at our office. PYNE and CO., gg 13 Auctioneere. LITTLE RIVER PROPERTY. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. AT LITTLE RIVER YJLRDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. P"* YNE and CO. have received instructioju from- the LOCAL DEPUTY PUBLIC <s TRUSTEE in the Estate • of 'AtARGAKfci.L o OSBORNE, deceased, to Sell, on the abov< g date, t- : ALL THAT PARCEL .OF LAND, il - Comprising ■ „ r. • 1 ROOD, l ~ being Lot 6on 1>J?.'297, part of R.S. 2440 Block 13, PIGEON BAY District, togethe with a Four-roomed Cottage. Tlie property will be> offered, subject to ;eas to H. E. Bacon for 12 months, cxpinn; 31at September, 1913. SALE AT 12 NOON. PYNE and CO., Auctioneers. :jy£i ETH VEN SALE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19tib. 18 On account MR HAMISH McLEAN, ATi>. r- Hutt, TbreOHJuarterbred Lambs as dropped, t, by e.L. Rams out of Halfbred Ewes. l i Ail good forward rape lambs. PYNE and CO., 8315 Auctioneers. ACRES, FREEHOLD. ,u T)YNE and CO. have received instructions i. I from the Trustees of the late MRS n- MARY ELIZABETH BUSS, to OFFER by ih PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Land Sale ill Rooms, Caahol street, on >d SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 6- At 12 Noon, 6 > The Estate known as BRABOURNE, ifDw in w the occupation of Mr Geo. Buss, whose tenancy expires at the end of February. The Estate will be offered in two lots, and foi the information of buyers will not be com peted for by any beneficiary in Estate LOT 1 Includes 47a Acres divided into s'l paddocks, well watered and fenced, mostly in young grass. No buildings. as LOT 2 —771 Acres.'divided into twelve pad it docks, well watered and fenoed, all ii *1 grass, and on which there is• a Modern n " House of 8 rooms, hot and cold water 00 all 'conveniences. le ty jd The Farm Buildings consist 'of an 8-stallec Stable, Loft, Implement Shed, Wool Shed Men's Cottage of' 4 rooms, whale, and sheet yards. Two <axd a half miles from SCARGILI Railway Station, School, and Post Office. The Estate comprises first-class Grarinf and Agricultural Land and. is in one of th« "N healthiest parts of North Canterbury. In ®o tending purchasers can be shown over th< R- property at a 103' timo on giving notice tc the Auctioneers, or Mr Geo. Boas, Scargill For further particulars and terms apply tc PYNE and CC3., 8318 Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CLEARING SAL! AT SCARGILL, On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24th. | On ACCOUNT OF GEO. BUSS. Fnll Particulars will be advertised later. E. PYNE and CO.. 8323 Auctioneers. or FOR PRIVATE SALE. SPLENDID THRESHING PLANT. rr (HE PROPERTY OF THE LATE T. A SHIELDS. WOODGROVE. he 1 Clayton and Shutdivorth Single Cvlinder Engine, 1601b pressure (in goo; order) 1 Raneome Sims and Jtfiries Combine, £fl ~ drum, suction blast (in good ordcT) ■ 1 Claytota aixl Shuttk:worth Combine, Sfl 186 dram, now eet Elevators, mounted on spring* (in first cites order) 1 Boston and Proctor Clover Sheller (prac _ ticsllv new) jj t 1 Gallery, 20ft long 20 1 Firewood Saw .bench l)j[ A very reasonable price is asked for 4 .h« ig, above, ani: is an opportunity for a eujtable g] man to earn a v«y good" income in th« jj. district. Fuller particulars mav be obtained from il! PYNE ar.d CO.. jd 8321 Auctioneers. HOLMES ud SONS mannfactnre all taair own Bedding, and guarantee it laada from bast Samaring Kapoc. Buy diract frnm the mumiujtoTezii HI3IJ