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AUCTIONS. i PYXE GOULD, GCIXXESS. LTD. PPrLIMTNARY ADVERTISEMENT. YALDHTTRST PROPERTIES FOR SALE j BY AUCTION. i IX OUR LAXD SALE DOOM'S CASHEL STREET. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th. On Account of ICR W. J. CARPENTER. ACRES, within half a mile of the — < ~' w Yaldluir*! PoM Office. ' Excellent ; homestead, splendid outbuilding*. ALSO, 240 ACRES, situated 2J miles from ! the above, and known the "Miners' Arms" property. O'.ving to 1 h<3 state of M*-s ; pontct '.l lir-altii, Mr Carpenter has instructed us to : offor both the> above properties. ' FULL particulars will appear later. _ PYXE, GOULD, GUrXXESS, LTD.. Auctioneers. | . PRELIMINARY NOTICE^ CLEARING SALE AT LYXDHURST. MOXDAY, NOVEMBER 29th. I TTirn have reo;iv«l instructions from MR j » * X. G. SCOTT (we liaving: sold his i farm) to Sell the whole of his LIVE AND j DEAD STOCK, at the Hpinestead, on tha , nbovo date. | Pull particulars in later advertisement. I PYXE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD.. S2BB Auctioneers. : PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ! , ' DISPERSAL SALE OP THE LATE MR I W. B. CUNNINGHAM'S FAMOUS WESTBURN SHORTHORN HERD And ENGLISH LEICESTER FLOCK. IX THE MONTH OP FEBRUARY, 1921. i j 'TMIE above offers an opportunity to breeders J- • to acquir'o etook representing' some of the finest blood ever imported into the Dominion. MESSRS PYNE. GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. (in conjunction with MESSRS H. I MATSON and CO.), have been favoured with | instructions from the Executors of the late I MR W. B. CUNNINGHAM, of Westbura. | Brookside, to offer for UNRESERVED SALE I t<lio wholo of liia famous Shorthorn Herd, to | bo sold at the Homestead, WESTBURN, BROOKBIDE. The Westburn Herd was founded by tho late MR .TOHN CUNXIXGHAM over 50 years ' ago, with stock from the herds of Messrs Deans, 80-ag, and Bluett, and frenh I blcod has since been added from the To j Auto Eista,to, and by importations by tho late Mr W. B. Cunningham. ! Cows bred by the lato Mr W. B. Cunnings | ham include: — i Westburn Myosoti®. ! Westburn Queen of Stratliavon. Wcatbum Mignonette. ■Westburn Queen of May. ALL CHAMPIONS at Ohnstchurch as well as at other centres. Tho Siroa used on the herd in recent years represent somo of the best blood ever imported into New' Zealand, namely: — Westburn Prince of ATban (3741), by Orphan Clansman (imp.), (2740) (11G830) Orphan Clansman (2740), (116830) (imp.), five times champion at tlia Christchurch Show Lord of tho Isles (2114), Ly Sir Oswald (imp.) (1633) (82336) Oxford Florist, Herbert Duke of Dcrrimut, and Canterbury Lad. "We shall offeT at LEESTOX, in FEBRUARY NEXT:—' 10 Cows, six years o 1 ' and upwards 9 Cowe, fivo years ol i 4 Heifers, three and u lialf yeara old 7 Heifersi, eighteen mouths old 3 Heifers, yearlings 12-15 Calves Also, tho Three-year-old Bull, Westburn Princ© of Alban (3741) Also, THE ENGLISH LEICESTER FLOCK founded by 'Hie late Mr John Cunningham in 1893, comprising some 200 Breeding: Ewes, Lamba, and Two-tooth Rams. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 6 Yearling 1 Bulls, all good eorts. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., H. MATSOX and CO., 8463 Auctioneers. i . j FARMS "WELL "WORTH INSPECTION. I r*A rv ACRES, excellent dairying, cropping, I OdbU and grating land; situated Springs- ; ton district; 350 ac. in crops, balance 1, 2, j 3-year grass. Buildings:. 12-roomed house, 6- ' stalled eta.bte, 2 granaries, woolsbed, 6'heepI yards, cowbyres, motor ehed. PRICE £39 • par acre, crops in. Easy .terms. Folio C.495 -j AO ..ACRES, Olioka district—First-class iU—I dairy land, in 2 blocks; 43 acres in : Algerian oats, 13 acres in potatoes (16 acrcs > last year in potatoes, produced 240 tons), 28 in white clover; 7-roomed house and outbuildings. Five factories' carts collect i cream in neighbourhood. Owner selling only ' because of wife's death. "Would exchange for house and section in town in part payment. PRICE and terms will be quoted on application. Folio 497 OA ACRES, Exceptionally heavy dairying ill land in favourtd Hal swell district, subdivivdevd into 5 paddocks, each watered hy artesian well; 2 milesi only from school. Never been cropper. "Will grow anything. ; Sovon-roomed liouss, oowbyie, pig-stye, gr<ai- , nry, etc. Land that will grow wiything. ; PRICE on application. Folio 488 ; Of*Q ACHES, famous Banks Peninsula ' DDO country, subdivided into 10 pad- \ docks; splendid aheep and cattle country. ' All sunny elopes, excellently watered. Sub- ■ stantial house 8 rooms, woolshed, yards, dip, I dairy, motor ehed, etc. PRICE £32 per ' acre. Folio 48G j A rvrv ACRES, well eubdiided, good dairy j tUU country, land all pLougluablo; would I subdivide into"2 blocks; 180 acres in crops; j carrying 800 ewes and lambs; double house, j 12 rooms, all conveniences, 6-etalled Btable. : yards, loose-box, and granary. PRICE £35 j per acre. Folio 490 | OOrv ACRES, subdivided into 20 jraxldockfi i wZU by gor.=o and wire fences, well ; watered; li milea from Southbridge; good : house 8 rooms, h. and c. water, bathroom, i 5-stalled stable, chaffhouse, and grain and imi plement shed. Excellently euited for mixed farming. PRICE on application. Folio 423 OXfV ACRES, heavy cropping and dairying —OU land, subdivided into 12 paddocks, splendidlv watered; new 6-roomed house, new stable and loose-box, chaff and loft, implement shtd. PRICE £60 per acre. Deliv- ; ery in Marc-h, 1921. Folio 423 ' -if\A ACRES, subdivided into oorrvementlylui sized paddocks, well watered by permanent stream; gorse and wire fqjoes; 30 acres in young grass; good house, milk ehed (with machines). cowbyre, pigstyes, etc. A model farm. PRICE only £70 per- aero. Good terms to practical man. IflC ACRES, heavy land, subdivided into JLUD 7 paddocks; G-roomed house, eorund and in good order, 5-stall stable, chafflwose, : implement ehed, trap ehed, etc. Will grow i 50 bushels wheat and 70 bushels oats to the ■ acre. PRICE only £45 pea- acre. . Terms i arranged. t Inspection will be arranged on application to PYXE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioned re.