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AUCTIONS. /ILEVEDON YARDS. M <Mn>AT7-jbMT 24, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SON'S, LTD., Will Sell. On Account of MR. H. ALEXANDER, CTevedon, who is retiring from dnlrying, ■7 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING ' SHOUTHOIIN COWS. 4 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN TWO - YEAR - OLD HEIFERS, all In calf to Reg. Pedigree Shorthorn Bulls. 2 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN BULLS, three and fonr-year-olds. On Behalf of MR. A. D. BELL, Clevednn. 4 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFERS. 3 years old. 4 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, second calvers. 4 VERT CHOICE HIGH-GRADE 2 AND 3-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN HEIFERS, all in calf to Reg. Pedicree Shorthorn Bnlls. 6 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN BULLS, 12 months to 2 years old. On Account of MR. C. AITCHESON, Clevedon. 4 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFERS, yearling: to two-year-old; empty. 2 REGISTERED PFDTGREE MILKING RHORTHORX COWS. 3 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN BULLS, yearling to three years old. 1 GRADE YEARLING SHORTHORN BULL. On Account of MR. ,T. NICOL, Ardmore. 7 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COWS. 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFER, 2-year-old. All in calf to Res. Pedigree Shorthorn Bulls, and due to calve early. On Account of MR. ANDY ALEXANDER, 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COW, in miluand due to calve. 3 RF.GIFTFRFD PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFER CALVES. On Behalf of MR. W. J. HYDE, Clevedon. 5 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, due to calve in the spring to Reg. Pedigree M.S. Bull. Sir Edmund of Kelvin Grove. 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE M.S. BULL. Sir Edmund of Kelvin Grove; bred by Jas. Walker. On Account of MR. A. WALLIS, Papakura. 3 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN COWS, in calf to Pedigree M.S. bull. 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN BULL (Dilworth Strain). ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD. (WAIUKU). rpHURSDAY, JULY s>7 ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. J. M. Whltham to Sell as above, HIS "THE NEBDLES , HERD OF REGISTERED PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORNS. Particulars Later. ALFRED BUCKLAND~AND SONS, LTD. 31 AIJBED T>UCKLAND * CtONS, LTD. /NOUN TRY SALES. BOMR>AY"—SaIe of Mr. T. J. Wright—MONDAY. July 10. FTELEVSVILLE—MONDAY. July 10. KARAKA—•SaIe of Mr. Andy Hamilton— TU.E"SDAY. July 11. WAIUKU—SaIe of Mr. W. Young—TUES- . DAY. July 11. WELLSFORD—Dairy SaIe—WEDNESDAY. July 12. PUKEKOriE-THURSDAY, July 13. TURUA—SaIe of Mr. J. W. Treadaway— FRIDAY. July 14. TUAKAU—FRIDAY, July 14. KARAKA—SaIe of Mr. J. Sorensen—SATURDAY. Jnly 15. POKENO—MONDAY. July 17. WAIAIT—Sain of Mr. Isaac Clark— MONDAY, July 17. PDKEKOHE—SaIe of Messrs. Davidson and Forsyth—TUESDAY. July 18. RUNCIMAN—TUESDAY, July 18. WHANGARATA—SaIe of Messrs. Bird BroB.—WEDNESDAY. July 19. PUKEKOHE—Dairy SaIe—THURSDAY. July 20. MANUREWA—SaIe of Mr. J. E. Blade— FRIDAY. July 21. WEST TAMAKI—SaIe of Mrs. Jno. Pilkington—SATUßDAY, July 22. CLEVEDON SALEYARDS—SaIe of Registered Pedigree Shorthorn Cattle— MONDAY, July 24. WEEKLY SALES. THE HAYMARKET—TUESDAYS— Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS—WEDNESDAYS— Fat Cattle, Sheep, Calves, Pigs, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — THURSDAYS— Dairy rod Store Stock. THE HAYfJARKET — FRIDAYS-Horses, Vehicles. Harness. Hay, Straw,- and Grain, Etc. Buyers for MESSRS THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD., IFROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS, ETC. J A LFKED "DUCKLAND & gONS, LTD., AUCTIONEERS, AUCKLAND. 32 PUBLIC NOTICES. /-COMPETITION NO. 2. "/-VPOTIKI" "DUTTEB. Winner of First Prijie: VERA DONNELL, aged 14 years. EUerslle. ES9AY. "NEW ZEALAND BUTTER." The production of Butter is one of the most if not the most. Important of the primary industries of New Zealand, and I particularly of the Auckland Province. The very flne quality of the Dominion Bntter snp'ply has won for It a high place in the British markets, and in consequence the export of Butter is increasing year by year. The justly famous OPOTIKI Butter is loved by old and young, the name "OPOTIKI" is a guarantee of superfine quality at all times, and in all seasons, and that is why one so often hears the grocers' customers ordering not simply Butter, but "OFOTIKI": they will not accept any substitute they know "OPOTIKI" Is the BEST. Visitors to the splendidly equipped "Opotikl" Factory testify to its perfect cleanliness, expert" management, and hygienic arrangements, besides, that district excels all others for prodnclng rich cream rrom which the delicious "nutty" OPOTIKI is made. IPROKIT BY THE WISDOM OF CHILDREN AND DEMAND THE BEST BRAND OF BUTTER IN THE WORLD— ••r\ p o T I X I." 772 -VTESSRS. HOBSON AND FLEMING Wish to intimate that they are prepared to do ALL CLASSES OF CARRYING ENTRUSTED TO THEM. All Orders will have Personal Supervision. In this way we can ensure safe and prompt delivery. , Aleo, PICNIC PARTIES Can Be Arranged. •PHONE 2536 A. Trtvate Address:— 12. HASTINGS ROAD, BEMUERA. (At Tram Terminus.) GIVE US A TRIAL. 14S URSE WILKINSON. 3, Crammer Rd-. Ponsonby, pnone A 2285. visits ladies daring Acconchement at their own homes. B /-i EOBGS WALKER, the Auctioneer, VT studies hie Clients' Interests and l« , noted for prompt settlements. c