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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17281, 23 September 1916, Page 15

AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. g.AS'&IOBA SALE. TUESDAY NEST. 100 Fat Ewes 120 Fat Wethers 80 Ewe Hoggets (Extra Good) 130 Wether Hoggets 100 Extra Good j-bred Wether Hoggets 120 Very Forward Wethers 42 Ewes, 47 Lambs 50 Forward Ewes Account a Client — 6 Head Beef 6 Forward Cows Account Mr -H. Hurley, Balcairn — 1 Purebred Jersey Cow, 3rd calf, Ist prize Kangiora Show . 1 Half-bred Jersey Heifer, springing Account a Client—--7J Sacks Table Potatoes. PYNE AND CO., 213 Auctioneers. YARDS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 27th INST. SPECIAL ENTRIES On account Mr J. C. N. Grigg, Longbeach—--5 Devon Cross Fat Bullocks 2 Dutch Cross Fat Bullocks. On account Client — 24 Extra Prime Steers On account West Coast Client--30 Extra Prime Steers. On account North Island Client — • 32 Extra Prime Steers. PYNE AND CO., 220 Auctioneers. FERNSIDE LAND FOR SALE. BY AUCTION AT RANGIORA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, 1016. ON ACCOUNT MR R. FORSYTH. PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from MR R. FORSYTH TO SELL BY AUCTION on the above date. THE GOODWILL OF HIS GOVERN. MENT LEASE, Being part of the Stoke Settlement, containing 128 ACREB, With Good Improvement*. Sale 2 o'clock. PYNE AND CO., 214 ' Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK )YNE AND CO. arc instructed by MR D. BOYCE (who has sold his farm) to ILL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Homeead, KIRWEE, On THURSDAY, 28th INST., ■ whole of his Stock and Plant, as hows: 3EEP--230 Cross-bred Ewes, now lambing 250 Mixod Sex Hoggets, good. ORSESBoy Drought Mare, Blanche, Eyrs, a pedigree ma-o Bay Draught Mare, Violet, EyTfl Bay Draught Geld, Prince, Eyrs Blk Mare, Bonnie, 6yrs Bay Mare, Biddy, Byrs Bay Geld, Jim, Byts. A First-class Six-horse Team. The ABOVE HORSES ARE ALL GUARNTEED SOUND, broken to all work. Drought Fool by Royal Knight. \TTLE—--1 Dairy Cow, just calved to second calf, first-class cow 2 Dry Cows 1 Springer tGS—--8 Forward Stores. IMPLEMENTS.—2 New Form Drays, and rames, One 15-ooulter Cooper and Duncan rill wiin grass-box complete (nearly new), st P. and D. Duncan’s Disc Harrows (9ft). Giant Cultivator (P. and D.). Set Tripod arrows (P. end D.. 12ft) 3-furrow Plough, ooih and Macdonald Convertible Hand lough, Single-furrow Plough (new), 1 Disc lough (4-furrow, Reid and Sims), Booth and acD. Cambridge Roller (10ft, new), Set of leaf P and D. Harrows with riding sulky), cCormick Binder C6ft cut, 2 seasons), 1 and M Strip-er, Planet Junr.. Grindstone, ho-se Blocks. Chains, Swingle-trees, 4 Sets ending Harness, 3 Cart Saddles and Breeches o S"ts Trap Harness. Dogcart, Covers id’Harness complete for horses, lanrnulm,. ;o Empty Sacks, 200 Stakes, Wire Netting, OWLS COAL, O.S. Chaff 1 Chatham leaning Machine, 1 Ton Seed Potatoes, ’heelbarrow, C'ipning Machine, large assort,ent of Farm Too’s, Sheep Dog. All the Implements are nearly new and in rst-clase order. ' SALE AT 12 NO n N. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE AND CO., 2jg Auctioneers. CLEARING SALE AT LOBURN. On account of Mr Ernest Duncan. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1916. ">YNE AND CO. have received instructions iron Mr Ernest Duncan (who has sold farm) to Sell by Auction, on the above ate his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, « Rows:— HEEP--850 Six and Eight-tooth Ewes, with lambs 153 Four-year-old Ewes, with lambs 10 Rams ' . A splendid are ol ewes. OTISES— Grey Draught Gelding, Byrs; all work Grey Draught, Gelding, 7yrs; all work Brown Draught Gelding, 7yrs; all work Half-Draught Gelding, 6yrs; all work Unbrokoi Draught Gelding, 4yT» 1 Good Dairy Cow, in profit IMPLEMENTS, Etc.—Massey-Harrfs Drill icw), with Grass Seed Box, McCormick inder (new). Farm Tip Dray and Frame, F Plogh, B. and M. Disc Plough, 4 3rrow Plough, Cambridge Roller (new), ultivator, 4-loaf Harrows, Tripod Hariws (new), Disc Harrows, B. and Drag Harrows, Spring Dray/ 2 xtra Heavy Plough Wheels, Sack Barrow, >ft Ladder, 4 Horso Blocks and Chains, art Saddle and Bntchen, Spring Dray Harjss, 5-Horse Tree, 4-Horsc Tree. Quantity wingletrees, 5 Sets Collars, Hames and linkers, Horse Covers, etc. Quantity oi iats, Chaff and Manure. 250 Empty Sacks, Sacks Grass Seed, Wheelbarrow, Grind;onc, Windlass, Copper, Horse Feeder, Wool able. Quantity of Firewood. Posts, Stakes, le., Firewood and Farm Tools of every desrip'tion. Furniture. . Stack Oaten Straw, about 13 tons. ! Sale at 19 o’clock Luncheon provided. PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers. JMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2nd. On account of MR FRED LEWTON. At the Homestead, Amberloy. SHEEP AND CATTLE--210 Half and Three-quarter-bred Ewes with iambs at foot; will be sold in 4 lots 24 Fat Hoggets 1 Jersey Cow in full profit 1 Springing Cow, duo October 1 Springing Heifer, duo October. HORSES—--2 Draught Mares, aged 1 Draught Mare, 7 years 1 Draught Gelding, 7 years 1 Draught Gelding, aged All broken to all farm work, and sound. 1 Chatham Grain Cleaner, 35 Bushels Grass Seed, 275 Sacks. IMPLEMENTS.—Reid and Gray D.F, Plough, Osborne Binder, American Disc Drill (11-couiter), 2 Sets Tine Harrows, Has-sey-Harris Grubber, Reid and Gray Cambridge Roller, Spring Dray, Tip Dray, Set Chain Harrows, Potato Moulder, quantity Swingle-trees, 5 Sets Plough Chains, 5 Sets Collars, Hames, 4 Winkers, 2 Cart Saddles and Breechings, 1 Four hundred gallon Tank, 1 Two hundred gallon Tank, 500 feet Gal. Iron Piping, quantity Farm Tools in firstclass order. 7 Cords Firewood cut into bloolts, 50 Posts (6 and Tfeet). One Whare, 70 Fowls in lots, quantity Sundries, Household Furniture contained in 11-roomcd house. ALSO, ON SAME DATE, we will offer, on account of Trustee in the Estate of tho late James Lewton — 31 ACRES LAND, adjoining AMBERLEY TOWNSHIP. SALE AT 11.30 A.M. SHARP. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE AND CO„ Auctioneer*. 311