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AUCTIONS. PYNE & CO. Dates of future ,' clearing SALES fixed as under— TO-MORROW—On account Holmes Estate, Sockbum \. MARCH 12 and 13—Hillersden Sale MARCH 16—On account Mr Jas. Sproule, Ohoka MARCH 19—On account M!rs Goodrich, Springston MARCH 20—Valetta Sale, Ashburton 2ARGH 23—Lynton Downs Sale MARCH 24—On account Messrs W, and G Gray, Waddington. 255. PYNE AND CO. JJAWARDEN SALE. TO-MORROW, 26th INST. SPECIAL ENTRYDn acoount M. J. Douglaß, Waikari—--1000 Four-year-old Half-bred Ewes, guaranteed ages. A specially good lino. On aooount Mr VL, Earl, jun., Waikari—--150 Prime Wethers On account Mr Jas. Cowie, Woodgroye — ' l Truck 2 and 4-tooth Fat Wethers Other Entries—- , 600 Lambs 200 Wethers . ■ 100 Ewes.' „ „ PYNE AND CO., 224 Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD ■1 STOCK. TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY 26th. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by the Trustoes.in the Estate of the late FRED. HOLMES to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26th, at the HOMESTEAD. SOCKBURN, The WHOLE of the Lire and Dead Stock, as follows— DRAUGHT HORSES—- , B. Golding,'" Jock,” aged ‘ B. Gelding, “ Dick," aged B. Gelding, "Prince,” aged Br. Gelding, "Nut,” aged Br. Gelding, " Nugget, aged : Gr. Mare, “Bloss, aged i B. Gelding, "Bob” aged B. Gelding, “ Dan, 5 years Gr. Gelding, “Jack,” aged. The above are all‘well known, good sorts, broken to all work. 1 Cow. 1 Sow and litter of 6. IMPLEMENTS— Springoart, Collars, Hames, Blinkers, Backhands, 6 Cart Saddles, 1 Set Leading Chains, M’Cormick Binder, M’Cormick Mower, Cooper and Duncan Drill, Farm Dray and Frame. 6 Tip Drays, 2 DF. Duncan Plough, S.F. Duncan Plough, Diso Plough, Dunoan Spring Tyne Cultivator Set Diso Harrows, 2 Sets 4-leaf Harrow’s, Hay Rake, Horse Hoe, Trap, Empty Sacks, Anvil and Forge, Drilling Machine, Vyco, Forks, Shovels, Lathe, Block and Tackle, 3 Sots Swingle-trees, quantity Cast Wrought Iron, Timber Waggon, and SUNDRIES TOO’ NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Sale Commences at 12 Noon. Luncheon provided. , PYNE AND CO, 228 Auctioneers. 8 ALE YARDS. ~NEXT. PRESENT ENTRIES—--360 Prime Freezing Lambs 60 Prime Fat Ewes. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. 249 PYNE AND CO. jQOALGATE FRID iP.RINGSTON SALE YARDS. MONDST NEXT, MARCH 2nd. 1000 Fat and Store Sheep and Lambß. FURTHER’ ENTRIES SOLICITED. ( PYNE AND CO., 1 254 . Auctioneers. CARGILL EWE FAIR. FRIDAY, MARCH 6th. Account Mr Geo. Gibb—--306 Two-tooth Three-quarter-bred Ewe 3 Account Mr S. B. Gibb—--200 Two-tooth Ewes 150 Four-year-old Ewes Account Mr W. Elliot— . 200 Two-tooth Half-bred Ewes 200 Four and Six-tooth Wethers Account Mr W. Buss—--150 Two-tooth Half-bred Ewes , 150 Five-year-o}d Ewes I ■ Further entries, invited. PYNE AND CO., 229 Auctioneers. EO O K DA L E SALE FRIDAY NEXT, 27th Instant. On Account MR FRANK RUTHERFORD--400 4-year-old J and j-bred Ewes ■ 100 6-year-old J-bred Ewes 600 2-tooth J-bred Wethers. On acoount MR ERIK RUTHERFORD--300 4 and 5-year-old first X Ewee. On Account HAWKSWOOD ESTATE—- . 600 5-year-old J-bred Ewes , 300 5-year-old' J-bred Ewes 800 J-bred Wether Lambs. . On account MR THOSI STEVENSON (in conj. with Messrs H. Matson and Co. and N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op.)— . 1100 Three-quarter-brod Ewe Lambs. On acoount MR R. H. BARKER, Laner- ■ ' cost—--600 Half-bred Ewes 200 Fat and Forward 4-tooth Wethers. Dn account Mr J. McPherson, Cheviot—- ’ ■ 650 Sound-mouth Half-bred Ewes .iDn account Claverley Estate—- , 870 Very Prime Half-bred Wethers .>;• 900 Eight-tooth Sound-mouth Fat and Forward Merino Wethers t*s)n account Mr vThos. Adair— U ' 460 Threo-qu&rter-bred Lambs, mixed sexes 180 Fat and Forward Four and Six-tooth I Wethers On account Mr T. C. Robinson—- ■ 800 Sound-mouth Half-bred Ewes On .aooount Mr T. H. Wilkinson, Spotswood—,l 800 6-year-old Ewes ! 250 2-tooth Wethers ' 100 2-tooth Ewes. On account Mr P. Adair—•j 200 Lambs, mixed sexes. Dn aooount Mr A. P. Robinson, Hundalee—- | 200 Ewes. 'i / NOTE.—A Special Train will leave Christ ehuroh at 7.66 a.m .on the morning of tht .-.Sale, and will leave Parnassus at 6 p.m., ar> ' riving in Christohuroh at 9.45 p.m. ‘ FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. \ PYNE AND CO, 289 Auctioneers. ‘ TOWN PROPERTIES IN RANGIORA. TUESDAY NEXT, Brd MARCH. AT PYNE AND CO. have received instruction i A from MRS BUSS to Sell by Auction st the RANGIOfcA 6ALEYARDS, on TUBS. .DAY NEXT, Brd MARCH, the undermen jtioned properties:—, LOT I.— 7* Perches, situated VICTORIA STREET, RANGIORA, with frontagi S. of 50 links and depth of 95 links, wit! ; BUTCHER’S SHOP thereon, presentlj occupied by .Mr Fitzgibbon. •jLOT 2.—14 Porches, situated in NEW MAR KET STREET, RANGIORA, wit! frontage of 50 links and dopth of 17£ X- links, with LARGE GRAIN STORE thereon, at present oocupied by, N Z Farmers’ 00-op. Association. W PYNE AND CO,