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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 206, 28 August 1920, Page 9

AUCTIONS. VX7AIUKU .gALEYARDS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER AT 12 NOON. A LFRED J»UCKLAND _ gONS, JTD. Will Yard About Af\(\ HEAD CATTLE, teW Including, On Account of Mr. W. ,T. Sommerville, Mnuku. Q CHOICE SPRINGING- HEIFERS. A LFRED TMJCKLAND & gONS, TVJANGERE. ■JkTONDAY, SEPTEMBER f» AT 12 NOON. 5 A LFRED pUCKLAXD & gONS, J^TD. Have received instructions from Messrs. Whyte Bros.. Pnkakl, Mangcre, who are dissolving partnership and retiring from dairying, to Sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF THEIR CHOICE DAIRY HERD. Etc. , Oft CHOICE DAIRY COWS, In milk and OO d UP to cnlve __-- 1 2.-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN BULL 1 GOOD MILK-CART MAKE, work auy harness ™ I HALF-TON SPRING CART Set Disc narrows. 2 S.F. Ploughs, Cooler and Receiver. 7 Milk f'»ii>= (3 20g.i1, 1 lSgnl, and 3 lOgnl). -'liral Milk Bucket Milk Hoist. 2 Wheel- , narrows, Gb'affcutter. Qnnntity Old Cor. Iron Knapsack Sprayer. Kerosene Stove (new), Dehorner, 2 Horse Covers, Farm Tools, Sundries, Etc. 1 Luncheon Provided. Convovnnces will meet tbe 5.30 nnd !".].-. n m trains from Auckland, and tbe 0.40 ■ a.m. train from Mercer, at Otahuhu, aud : trams at Onehunga. A LFRED pCCKLAND & gONS, J^TD. pUCKLAND (GOLDINGS ROAD). fpUESDAY, SEPTEMBER rj AT 12 NOON. A LFRED pUCKLAND & gONS, J^TD. Have received Instructions from .Mr. Alex. Trotter, Buckland, who has sold his farm, to Sell ns above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND r>F\D STOCK. OA EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, In -*" milk and due to cnlve. Most of the cows are high-grade Jerseys. 1 WELL-BRED JERSEY BULL. II ooon CALVES. 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT FARM HORSE, work nnvwhere. 1 GOOD BUGGY HORSE. 1 BREEDING SOW, due to farrow October. Set Tine and Chain Harrows. S.F. Plough. 1 lSewt Spring Dray, 1 lOcwt Spring Cart. 2-H. Set SwingMrees. Gig. Set Gle nnd Dray Harness. Saddle nnd Bridle. ! 2 12gnl. and 1 Rgal. Milk Cans. 2 Crcnni Cans. Wheelbarrows. 2 C.C. Saws. 1} h.p. Victoria . Engine, leister Separator, Saw Rench 3 Tons Hay. Copper and Stand, Step Ladder, Washing Tutw, Corn Bin, 30 Fowls and Ducks. 7 Turkeys, F*irm Tools, Sundries, etc. QUANTITY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Including Dlnlngroom Table. 4 Chairs. Sideboard. Wlrl-r Table and Chairs, I Hall Stand, Kauri Duchess Pnlr, Etc. Luncheon Provided. . A LFRED JJUCKLAND i gONS. J TD. ; _s , fIODKIBI g A L E 5. . MANC,ERE—SaIe of Mr. W. D. R. Hall's Registered Pcdlcree Frieslan Cattle— '. MONDAY, August 30. MAURI'-Sale of Messrs. Hemsworth Bros. —MONDAY. Aueust .'lO. PUKBROnE—TUESDAY. August 31. WELLSFORD—Dairy SaIe—WEDNESDAY. September 1. RUNTIMAN—Dairy Sale — THURSDAY. September 2. MAUKU— Sale of Mr. E. R. Allen— , THURSDAY. September 2. ' MANUREWA—SaIe of Mr. O. V. Adlam— FRIDAY". September 3. . MOUNT ALBERT—SaIe of Mr. F. V. Cutts —SATURDAY. September 4. WAIUKU—SATURDAY, September 4. ■ KAIWAKA—MONDAY. September 0. . MANOERE—SaIe of Messrs. Whyte Bros.— MONDAY", September 0. "tUCKT ,ivn- Sale of Mr. A. Trotter— TUESDAY, September 7. WET7LSFORD— TUESDAY. September 7. MAUNGATUROTO — WEDNESDAY, September 8. ' KUMEU—THURSDAY. September 0. TUAKAU—THURSDAY. September 9. PIPIKOA— Sale of Mr. Angus Gordon — THURSDAY, September 9. ■ THRU A—FRIDAY, September 10. /HELENSVTLLE—MONDAY. September 13. , PUKEKOHE—Spring Horse Fair—WED- ' NBSDAY AND THURSDAY, Scptem■ber 15 and 10. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY", September 17. • MAUNGATAWHIRI—SaIe of Mr. Oliver ' Reed—SATURDAY. iSeptember IS I CLEVEDON—Monday, September 20. - 'POKE-NO—MONDAY, September 20. " RUNCIMAN—TUESDAY, September 21 ' PATUMAHOE— Sale of Messrs. Bovd and » GIIroy—WEDNESDAY. September 22. ' IPUKEKOHE—Dairy Sale — THURSDAY", I 'September 23. MANOERE—SaIe of Mr. Fred Pegler— MONDAY, September 27. PUKEKOHE—TUESDAY. September 2S • HELENSVILLE—WEDNESDAY, September 29. WEEKLY SALES. THE HAYMARKET-TUESDAYS—Hides, Skins. Wool. Tallow, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS—WEDNESDAYS— Fat Cattle, Sheep. Calves, Pigs, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — THURSDAYS— Dairy and Store Stock. THE lIAYMARKET—FRIDAYS—Horses, Vehicles. Harness, Hay, Straw, and Grain, etc. Buyers for • MESSRS. TnOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD I FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS, ETC. Trices on Application. . A LFRED pUCKLAXD & ,gONS, J TD. ; 49 RESTAURANTS, TEA ROOMS. • T\INE mO-DAY AT gAN FORD'S. OPPOSITE G.P.0., ' LOWER QUEEN STREET. Clean, Well-ventilated Palatial Rooms, On Three Floors. Tasty Varieties of the Deep Sea. Best Attention and Civility Await Y"ou. CALL TO-DAY AND HAVE A TREAT. C • Tj-AT GOOD SOUP EVERY DAY. STACEY'S patrons recommend Soup. They get quality and goodness there. Fresh, strengthening and ln variety, it's a popular item of their varied menu, especially enjoyable any August day or evening. ' gTACEY'S QUEEN STREET. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH ARE NOTIFIED That the Well-established Business Founded by ' W. AND E. BROADWAY ■ Will from this date be known as rpHE "DERESFORD mEA JJOOMS, J CATHEDRAL SQUARE. \ 1 AND HIGH STREET (opp. Clock Tower). Management: j E. AND F. BROADWAY. 545 PRIOR'S STILL LEADING! BE_T 1/8 MEALS IN THE CITY. 3 STRAND ACCADE. . D