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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 237, 3 October 1908, Page 10

AUCTIONS. I BISCUITS. BISCUITS. BISCUITS. TUESDAY NEXT, at 11 o'clock. ' J_. JONES, AUCTIONEER. j Having received instructions from shipper, to sell by auction, at the Mart, Victoria and Lome sts., j ggQ TINS OF BISCUITS, ! IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS; Comprising Abernethy, Wine, Milk Arrowroot, Cream Crackers, Vanilla Wine. THESE BISCUITS ARE IN GOOD ORDER AND CONDITION, AND WILL BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. J "TONES, AUCTIONEER. PUNI, PUKEKOHE. CjATUBDAY, QCTOBER IA At 12 o'clock. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr R. Fulton, of Punt, who is retiring from milking, to sell, mHE WHOLE OF HIS COWS, etc. 23 Choice Young Dairy Cows, Iv full milk 3 Young Bulls Heavy Draught Mare, in foal to King Edward Grey Gelding, by Wilmington, a perfect Buggy Horse Shetland Pony,. 2 years 2 Bi-rod Sows, 20 Young Pigs -7;.----5 Milk Cans, 16 and 20 gallons I Aerator and Cooler, 2 Large Barrels 40 White Leghorn Fowls '■'""" Luncheon Provided. ALFRED BUCKT.AND AND SONS. mUESDAY, QCTOBER -j O AT 10 AJL PAPAKUBA. C«PECIAL T-TOBSE QALB. TTPWABDS OF 130 HORSES OF ALL '-' CLASSES will be yarded. I Also, [On Account of MJessrs Martin Bros., Manurewa, who have sold part of their Farm, fpHE WHOLE OF THEIR HORSES — 22 UNBROKEN COLTS AND FILLIES, 2 and 3 years old II UNBROKEN COLTS AND FILLIES, yearlings 1 COLT, 4 years, broken to chains 1 FIRST-CLASS HACK 8 MEDIUM MARES, near foaifng The Unbroken Horses are by Matchless, out of Well-bred Mares. Further Entries Solicited. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. Auctioneers. QOUNTRI' g A L E S. WELLSFORD — MONDAY, October 5 KAIPARA FLATS — TUESDAY, October 6 PUNI, PUKEKOHE — SATURDAY, October 10 — Clearance Sale of Mr R. Fulton's Live and Dead Stock PAPAKUBA — TUESDAY. October 13 — Special Horse Sale. Also, the Whole of Messrs Martin Bros.' Horses HELENSVILLE.— WEDNESDAY, October 14 POKENO — MONDAY, October 19 RDNCIMAN — WEDNESDAY, October PUKEKOHE — -MONDAY, October 26 MAUKU — SATURDAY, October 31st — Clearance Sale of Mr W. Findlay's Live and Dead Stock ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. Department of Lands, Auckland. Bth September, 1908. TT Is hereby notified that the nndennena ttoned Lands will be offered for Sale by Public Auction at the Lands Offlce, Auckland, ou FIUDAI, the 23rd October. 1908. at 11 a.m.:— Paremoremo Parish: Section M, Pt 86, ■ lOa 2r 36p; upset price £20. Situated six! miles from Birkenhead by good road. Russell S.D.: Block V, Section 4, la ir 18p; Section 5, la 2r -Tip; upset price per lot £2. About 1 mile from Opua. on east bank of Kawakawa River. Waiotahi Parish; Section 221, 10a 3r 20p--upset price £9, Situated 8 miles from Ohiwa Harbour. One-ftf-th cash on fall ot the hammer, and the balance with grant fee £1 -within 30 days. Poster phm s on application at the Lands Offlce, Auckland, or copies may be seen at the Post Offices in the locality of land. JOHN STRAUCHON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. FOOTBALL. ' rpARANAKI V. A UCKLANDI UNDER NORTHERN UNION RULES. | AT VICTORIA PARK. I AT VICTORIA PARK. AT VICTORIA PARK. 1 AT VICTORIA PARK. I ' On CJATURDAY -VTEXT, QCT. -t(\ 'ADMISSION „ 1/ GRANDSTAND 1/ |BOYS 6d LABOUR DAT CELEBRATION. A B O U R Q A Y. "QOMAIN. ~.;£?.-.-;•%. TOEB-NESDAY, QCTOBER -J A GRAND- PROCESSION AND SPORTS. SPORTSTRIZES, £100. "■"■•" PROCESSION PRIZES, £50. ART UNION PRIZES, £SO. CHILDREN'S SPORTS, £10. ';t MONSTER BABY SHOW. CHAMPIONSHIP TUG-OF-WAR. I Entries for Procession close with the Secretary October sth. Luncheon and Refreshments provided bj I the Committee at town prices. I Sports and Art Union Tickets, 1/. I G. DAVIS, Gen. Secretary, ' 28, Swanson-st. SALE OF WORK. METHODIST CHURCH. A SALE OF WORK Will be held in the NEWMARKET HALL, On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 7th and Sth OCTOBER, To be Opened ou WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 p.m. By T. W. JONES, Esq. The Sale of Work will be opened from 3 to 5 Afternoons, 7 to 8 Each Evening. ■afternoons Free,; Evenings 6U,