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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 183, 1 August 1908, Page 10

ATJCTIOJfS. CTOCK. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 11 O'CLOCK. FINAL SALE OF THE SEASON FRO3I MR. T. COSTELLO. DAPHNES, AND RED WHITE. DIOSMAS BARONIAS. RHODODENDRONS OF SORTS. MAGNOLIAS. BOUGAINVILLES. BOUVARDIAS DRACENES. CAMELLIAS. AZALEAS. BITINOSFORAS, EUNONYMER3. LIBONIAS. TUBEROSES. And a Vari-ety of Other Flowering Shrubs. ! 2000 ELBAUXKS AXD TACOMA. ! /IAHPEXTER A RTHUH AUCTIONEER, CITY MARKET. A UGTJST f?TH. AT 11 O'CLOCK. SALE BT AUCTION, OX THE PREMISES. TTP-TO-DATE TSOOT "pACTORX "DLANT AND xrACHIXBET. IN THE ESTATE OF T. W. DAYIES, LTD. WAKEFIELD-ST. Under instructions from Messrs. J. Stevenson and H. W. Wilding, Liquidators, THE WHOLE OF THE PLANT AXD FITTINGS. 1 TANGYE'S 14 brake horse-powr Suction Gas Engine, with piodui-er. scrubber, and 2 tanks, all in perfect order. 1 Robinson's 3u-in. Press, 1 Pair 7in. Diameter Leather Rollers, 30in. wide. 1 Planet Sole Rollfr. 1 Stiffening Skiver, Fairbanks and Aveiy Scales. 1 Whittimore 36in. Splitting Machine, 2 Pricking Machines. 76 Feet Shafting, with fast and loose pnllpys-. all complete. Shafting, Pulleys. Pads, Brushes, etc. 1 Sta-*l2rd Heel Breaster, 1 Standard Heel Parer and extras. 1 Standard Heel and Breast Scouring Machine. 1 Staudaid Bottom Scouring Machine, Jack Stands. 1 Blake So!e Sewer, very latest type. 4 Eyeletting Machines. Crimping Machine 2 Wax-thread Machines 2 Punching Machines. 14 Sewing "Machines, best makers, 1 No. 7 Amazeen Skiver. 1 Dukoppo Bnttor, Fastener. Largn quantity .-on and wood Lasts and Knlvs-g, Marole Slabs. Blocks, Vices, Benches, Telephone System, seven connections. Table and Typewriter Benches and Fittings Gas Fittinss. Office Fu.-nitme and Fittings. Midland Safe. 2 Offi.-e Tabes. Swivel Chair 2 Desks. 14 and 10 feet. Letterpress. Clock, A.B. Chairs. Tables. Stationery. Linoleums G Leather Travelling Trunks, with Irays. ■WITHOUT RESERVE. TERMS CASH. Special attention of bnyers is drawn to the Machine)v aw! Sewing Machines, all being in first-class order. Tie plant and fittings can be inspected by intending purchasers, from 2 to 3 each day before the sale. Also. The Large Freehold Allotment and Buildings arc in my hands for private Sale. Further particulars from /■■iaiu'ENTEß A RTHTJR Auctioneer. QOUNTRY OALES KATKAFAKAPA — Special Sale of Mr W. ; Cole s Live and Dead Stock — WED- ' XESDAY. August 5 ! BOMHAY — Special Sale of Mr Goo Prnudes Dairy Herd. Milking Machinery, etc — SATURDAY. August 8 MANGERE — Special Sale of Messrs R. and ■ l>. Wallace's, also Mr T. Wallacc-s, i < Dairy Herds — SATURDAY, August B'i EELENSVILLE — WEDNESDAY, August 1 12 POKENO — MONDAY. August 17 ONEWHKRO — Special Sale of Mr Ernest Sheldon's Dairy Stock — TUESDAY. August IS RUNCIMAN — WEDNESDAY. August 19 WAIUKU. AKA A.KA — Special Sale of Mr W. Cole's Dairy Slock, etc — ' SATURDAY. August 22 '' PARKHURST. HELENSVILLE — Special i! Sale of Mr R. B. Craven's Dairy Cows i etc. — MONDAY. August 24 MAUNGATVROTO — Special Sale of Mr ' W. Kerr's Dairy Stock — TUESDAY I August 25 PUKEKOUE — MONDAY. August 31 MANGERE — Special Sale of Mr E P Paul's and Messrs J. and A. Paul's Dairies — MONDAY. August 31 ALFRED BUCKLAND AST) SONS. BOMBAY. SATURDAY. AUGUST 5. ! At 12 noon. ; The undersigned have been instructed I>t Mr (ieo. Prondr. of -ThomviUe." Bombay, who is giving up dairying, to sell THE WHOLE OF HIS COWS. MILKING MACHINERY, etc.. as follows:— " < 35 Choice Young Cows and Heifers, to calve I August and September 2 L.K.G. Pulsators, Seagar Horizontal Self- ' contained Multitubular Boiler. 4 b.h.p., and all other requisite fit- ' tings ' 900 ft Gal. Iron J-inch Piping. 150 ft inch , and No. 3 Hydraulic Ram ' j No 8 Oliver Plough. ", Leaf Tine Harrows ; li N.Z. Dairy Assoc. Shares. Luncheon Provided. ALFRED BUCKLAXD AND SONS. ! MANGERE. ~ MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1 At 12 Noon. 1 rhr undersigned have received instructions J from Mr. E. P. Paul, of Mangere. who is l retiring from Dairying, to Sell as above A ~ CHOICE DAIRY COWS, milking and ;t *-' to ralve. ' 5 Holstein Heifers 2 years old c 1 Purebred Shorthorn" Bull ; 4 Active 3-year-o:d Colts, by Better Times 1 1 Active 3-year-old Colt, by Salisbury Yet 1 4-year-old Gelding, by WjlmLngton* 1 4-ye.ir-old Mare, by St. Hippo, perfect buggy mare * 1 S.F. Plough, Disc, Chain, and Time ' Ha rrows 1 S.F. Coulter Drill. Massey-llarris Tip Dray and Frame, Milk Cooler. Cans, • Buckets, etc. ' Also. Dn account of Messrs. J. and A. Paul, who 1 are giving up milking. 20 Picked Dairy Cows 1 Active Medium Mare. ; Luncheon Provided. j ALFRED BUCKLAXD AND SCrk T S - iyrONETER -pURNiTURE GALE " I MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE ROOM. 1 j\j"ONDAY. QRD INST., 1 P.M. SHARP. c Y-jOLLINS AND r~IO. (Per C. E. COLLINS) D rill Sell at their Mart, QUEEX-ST opp -. Railway Station:— -j A TIART, PIANO iby Hopkinson London) a COMBINATION PAIRS. 'AIRS. Superior Cane, Easy, Rocking, aed ' )ther Chairs. 2 DING. TABLES (l Exten- li ion), on castors. Hallstands, HINDSOME ' VARDROBE. S-day Clock?,, W.-wove and p iapok Mattresses. 40 SECOND-HAND £ V.W. STRETCHERS, P.amboo. Oce nnd Cit. Tables, 2 Suites, Prams. Dinn»r Set r> SAMPLE TOILET SETS (to be cleared); t.M. Fenders, etc. Also, to Close Partnership Accounts, ; X VENETIAN BLINDS (Sft to 10ft)! 30 CURrjUN POLES, EBONY INK- n ,TAjCD. 5 Oil Paintings, 4 Spring .hnd Rollers and Fittings, 15 WIRE MATS * E.P. Tea Sets, 400 Sets Curtain Pole ritt?Sli^2 m Plete. 9 HANDSOME TABLE 1500 Postords. and a Host of I unurics.