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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 138, 12 June 1926, Page 7

AUCTIONS. * LFRED T>UCKLA>"D & OONS, T TD. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at ail Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH unless lor Credit have ocen previously made with the Mauagemeu-t. J3OKENO CALEYARDS. _I[ONDAY, .P' XE 11, AT 12 NOON. .?QA HEAD CATTLE. Including, -IA JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS, rising A~yJ -j and 3-year-olds, due to calve early. /-ILEVEDON OALEYARDS. M oNDA.ryuxE v AT 12 NOON. "1 QIQ HEAD CATTLE. Also, 200 TWO AND FOUR-TOOTH WETHERS. -20 F.F.M. EWES, running with Romney and English Leicester rams. 30 FORWARD CONDITIONED 4 A.ND 6-TOOTH WETHERS. Also, 1 SPRING TIP DRAY. 1 DOU3LE WASHIXG TUB. TTELENSVILLE OALEYARDS. M ONDAY, JUNE AT 12 NOON. 90A HEAD CATTLE. On Account nf Jas. Hand. 1 STACK GOOD MEADOW HAY. about 14 tons.

30 PRIME FAT EWES. ' rVTAUA, TTTAIUKU. rpUESDAY", TUNE -J ~ AT 12 NOON. ALFRED "DUCKLAND & S°* s . T_ TU ' Have received Instructions from Mr. J. H. Hylnnd. of Otann. who is retiring from dairying, to sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS REGISTERED PEDIGREE AND GRADE AYRSHIRE COWS. HEIFERS AND BULLS. Comprising. ~(A PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS AND <->" HEIFERS. 6 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE BULLS. 1 •V. GRADE AYRSHIRE COWS AND HEIFERS. 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT FILLY (3 off). 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT GELDING. 2 PONY MARES, 3 and 4-year-olds, and Buggy. 25 FAT LAMBS. 30 F.M. EWES, running with 'Border Leicester Rams. Catalogues on Application. TJUNCIMAN S- ALETABDST UESDAY~~JUNE 1~ AT 12 NOON. TAAIRY p.OWS AND TTEIFERS. Q(\A HEAD CATTLE. QUANTITY OF POSTS. RAILS, SUNDRY. IRON, BRICKS, 'JMMBER, ETC. -pUKEKOHE T^AST. VYTEDNESDAY, TUNE "J Z» AT 19 NOON. \ LFRED "DUCKLAND & S°- VS - LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. John Clune, Pukekohe East, who has sold part of his farm, to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. OA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due July -*" and August. 4 JERSEL HEIFERS. .'! STORE PIGS. 3 MEDIUM FARM HORSES, work anywhere. 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT, IS months old, filly. 1 BOYS PONY. 35 CWT. WAGON, almost new. Spring Trap and Harness. Pig Crate, Booth Macdonald Topdresser. Oliver Plough. Scarifier. Set Chain and Tine Harrows, Massey-Harris Mowing Machine, 45gal. Separator, 2 Sgal. and 1 12-gal. Cream Cans, 4 Barrels, Swingletrees, Collars and Ilames, 4 Tons Good Seed Potatoes, .'lOcwt ready plant Early Ball. Austin grown : Farm Tools. Sundries, etc.

Luncheon Provided. VVAIOTIRA CALEYARDS. rpHURSDAY, TUNE -| "T AT 12 NOON. QAA HEAD C A T T L. E. OUtr Also. 1 RALEIGH CART. 1 COURTLAND WAGON. T»UKEKOHE yARDif. rpHURSDAY, TUNE -| — AT 10.30 A.M. JAAIRY rX)WS AND JJEIFERS. AT 1 O'CLOCK, r>~Q II E A D BEE F. PfiA HEAD STORE CATTLE. AT 11 A.M. iAA PIGS. PORKERS, BACONERS, •±\J\J STORES AND WEANERS ; 4 Purebred Tamworth Boars, 4 and 5 months old. ■2 PUREBRED BERKSHIRE BOARS (o months old). J7"UMEU S ALETARDS - W EDNESDAY, JUNE AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from the' Waitemata Stud Company ißiverlie) who are going in for Pedigree Friesions to Sell as above, rpilE WHOLE OF THEIR GRADE -*- HERD, ETC., A A CHOICE GRADE COWS, August and September Calvers and In calf to Pedigree Friesian Bulls. Also, the following Pedigree Friesian Bulls : WAITEMATA CLOVER LADDIE. two-year-old. WAITEMATA CROWN TRINCE, two-vear-old. WAITEMATA NETHERLAND PRINCE, two-year-old. WAITEMATA SEGIS IDEAL, two-year-old. ANAWHATA POSCH SEGIS. four-; ear-old. COLANTHA PRINCE ARTHUR OF TIRAUMEA, four-year-old. Particulars Later.