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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 144, 19 June 1926, Page 7

AUCTIONS. vy.uuKu. F RIDAY, JL.VE 20, AT i 9 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Have received instructions from Mr. ('. A. Masters. Walllkn. who has sold the major portion of his farm, to Sell as above, the whole of bis j JIVE AND . T)EAD QTOCK. OT CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND 'JO HEIFERS, due to calve. 1 GOOD ' JERSEY BULL. 1 FARM MARE, work anywhere. I 1 GIG HORSE. ! 1 I'EDIGRME TAMWORTII WEANER . BOARS. 2 PEDIGREE TAMWORTII WEANER \ SOWS. ' 1 PEDIGREE TAMWORTII BOAR. "Istipe," 453. I 1 PEDIOREE TAMWORTII SOW, "Bright Lassie." 672. ' 1 YOUNG TAMWORTII SOW, with j Litter. 2 YOUNG TAMWORTII SOWS, duo to farrow. 3 SOWS, due to farrow. 12 STORES. S WEANER PIGS. Hi FOWLS. 1 2-eow UNITY MILKING MACHINE. h.p. Standard Anderson Engine. (iOsal. Wolseley Engine. 2J h.p. Twlgg Engine. 4 Cream Cans. Forg\ Auvll. Harrows, S;i\v Bench. Sundries. Luncheon Provided. \ I.FRED TJUCKLAND AND 4JONS. LTD. Iy.VIMAUKU (MURIWAI), (KAIPARA LINE). WEDNESDAY, JUNE AT -t.-> NOON. \ LFRED TJUCKLAND AND DONS, Have received instructions from MESSRS. G. HASTIE AXD SONS. Muriwai, who have sold their farm, to sell as above, the whole of their Live and Dead Stock. -I ft CHOICE GRADE DAIRY COWS -*-" I2uil to 4tli Cnlvcrsi, due to calve .lulv and August. Tests 'given at Sale. 1 EMPTY COW. iv milk. 1 2-YEAR-OLD HEJFKiR, iv milk. 2 YEARLING HEIFERS. 2 GRADE JERSEY BULLS. 1. YOUNG MARE, work auy harness. 2 FARM HORSES. 1 GOOD HACK. 5 BREEDING SOWS, due to farrow July aud August. 1 BOAR. 16 SLIPS. 1 43gal Alpha Laval Sparator, almost new. Tip Dray iv good order. Plough, Clod Crusher. Dray. Saddle. Collar. Chains, llamcs, 3 11. Set Swingletrces, Methveu Copper. 2 Cream fans. Milk Vat, 23 Bags Chaff, Farm Tools, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD. VyESTFIELD OALEYARDS. rpiIURSDAY, JULY -j AT 12 NOON. On Account of MR. S. N. WEST. Waiuku, who has sold part of his farm. 1 Qrt LARGE-FRAMED F.F.M. ROM-J-OU KEY-LINCOLN EWES, running with Border Leicester Rams since Feb. 15 (a flrst-class line). A LFRED J> UCKLAND _ QONS, J TD., /COUNTRY OALES. WAIT-KU PIG YARDS-MONDAY, June 21. PUKEKOHE EAST—SaIe of Mr. J. Crawley—MONDAY, June 21. ALEXANDRA PARK—SaIe of Trotters— MONDAY, Juno 21. PUKEKOHE nORSE SALE—TUESDAY, June 22. KUMEU SALEYARDS—SaIe of Waltemata Stud Co.—WEDNESDAY, June 23. WESTFIELD SALEYARDS—SaIe of Mr. Adam Collie-THURSDAY. June 31. PUKEKOHE DAIRY SALE—THURSDAY. June 24. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY, Jnne 25. WAIUKU—SaIe of Mr. C. A. MastersFRIDAY, June 23. WAIUKU YARDS—SaIe of Morrison's Est.. and E. S. Lemon's Dairy Herds— MONDAY, Juue 28. CLEVEDON.—SaIe of Mr. Jos. Iloye— MONDAY. June 28. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY, June 29. WAIUKU—SaIe of Mr. H. G. Garland'a— THURSDAY, July 1. WAIUKU—FRIDAY, July 2. j I WEEKLY SALES. ! THE HA YMARKET.—TUESDAYS. FORTNIGIITLY : Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS. — WEDNESDAYS : Fat Cattle, Sheep, Calves. Pigs. etc. WESTFIELD YARDS. — THURSDAYS: Dairy and Store Cattle. THE HA YMARKET.—• FRIDAYS: Horses. Vehicles. Harness, Hay, Straw and Grain, etc. BUYERS FOR MESSRS. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA). LTD.. FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS, ETC. ALFRED J> UCKLAND & QONS, J TD. Q.YLE BY "AJORTGAGEE. TjMMDAY, JULY 9 AT -| P.M. AT THEIR AUCTION ROOMS, 201, QUEEN STREET. T R JJOBERTSOX. J TD., WILL OFFER: A FARM PROPERTY containing 3331 —*- acres, more or less, comprising portion of Allotment 54, Parish of Papakura. and Allotment 7. and portions of Allotments 77 aud 8 of the Parish of Hunua, subject to three mortgages totalling £1828. The aboyc Property comprises a partly improved mixed farm, fenced and divided into several paddocks, and is situated on the Clevcdon Road about six miles from the Papakura railway station. Toe buildings erected thereon comprise a house of 3 rooms and conveniences, together with the usual outbuildings. Full particulars and conditions of sale may be seen at tin- Office of the Auctioneers at nnv time prior to the sale, or at the Office of W. G. Watkins, Fort St., SoUcitor for the Mortgagee. 7 APOIuOGY. AN APOLOGY. Referring to the letter publisher] in the Auckland "Star" of March 6 under the blading "The Lost Surveyor." I am informed that Mr. and Mrs. Leyden. in whose washhouse a man was found at night, a few days before my sou's death, consider that the' letter contaius a grave reflection on their conduct. I wish to make it perfectly clear that do reflection whatever was meant to fall on Mr. and Mrs. Leyden. I realise that Mr. and Mrs. Leyden did what they thought was best for my son under the strange and difficult circumstances in which they were placed. I sincerely apologise to Mr. and Mrs.' Leyden for any injury my letter may have caused them. Yours faithfully. 36 WM. LEWINS.