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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 261, 3 November 1928, Page 6

AUCTIONS. A LFBED OUCKLAND & gONS, £TD. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given for CASH, unless arrangements for Credit have been previously made with the Management. VTTAIUKU TJIG gALEYARDS. jITONDAY. -VTOVEMBER K AT 12 NOON. IAA PIGS: PORKERS, BACONERS, tfcUU STORES AND WEANERS. J7XMEU GALE YARDS. TITONDAY, K AT 12 NOON. QAA HEAD CATTLE. On Account of MR. H. SMYTH. Waitakere. 1 EXTRA HIGH-GRADE 3-YEAR-OLD JERSEY HEIFER, at profit . On Account of MR. G. H. WIGHTMAN, Waimauku. 1 4-YEAR-OLD REG. MILKING SHORTHORN BULL. On Account of T. WAKE, Riverhead. 6 2J-YEAR-OLD CHOICE PUREBRED FRIESIAN HEIFERS. Also, 6 BERK.-TAM. WEANER PIGS. On Account of MR. A. J. PARTON, Kumeu. 8 PED. BERKSHIRE WEANER PIGS, bred from "Vernon Stud" Stock. VfyKSTFIELD QALEYARDS, vyEDNESDAY, -VTOVEMBEB rr AT 1.45 P.M. On Account of MR. JAS. ROCK, Sunny Croft, Te Kauwhata. OK HIGH-CLASS BERKSHIRE WEANER OO PIGS. YyELLSFORD QALEYARDS. rpHURSDAY, O AT 12 NOON. OAA HEAD CATTLE, Including, 10 SPRINGERS. 10 FAT COWS. 20 3-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 30 1 AND 2-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 40 1 AND 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS. 50 STORE COWS. MB JJANA. x T7IRIDAY. -VTOVEMBER Q AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BCCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Have received instructions from MR. C. 11. DUBI. Te Hana, who Is retiring from dairying, to Sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. AK S.H. AND JER.-CROSS DAIRY *tl COWS, in full milk. 10 FRESH CONDITIONED EMPTY COWS. 5 2-YEAR-OLD JER.-CROSS HEIFERS. 12 YEARLING JER.-CROSS HEIFERS. 15 HEIFER CALVES. J JERSEY BULL. 4 FARM nORSES (2 Heavy, 2 Light) 2 PONIES. 15 STORE PIGS. CAMBRIDGE ROLLER, Seed Stripper. Farm Wagon, Record Range, 2 11gal. C. Cans, Farm Implements, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. Conveyance will meet Express from Auckland at Te Hana on the morning of Sale. /COUNTRY QiALES. KUMEU —MONDAY, November 5. WAIUKU PIG SALE—MONDAY, November 5. WELLSFORD—THURSDAY, November 8. TURUA—FRIDAY. November 9. TUAKAU —FRIDAY. November 9. TE HANA—SaIe of Mr. C. H. DubI—FRIDAY, November 9. HELENSVILLE—MONDAY, November 12. TUAKAU PIG SALE—MONDAY. November 12 PUKEKOHE DAIRY—TUESDAY. November 13. PUKEKOHE-THURSDAY. November 15. POKENO—MONDAY. November 19. WAIUKU PIG—MONDAY, November 19. KUNCIMAN—TUESDAY. November 20. WAIOTIRA —THURSDAY. November 22. MAUNGAKARAMEA — FRIDAY. November 23. WAITAKARURU —FRIDAY. November 23. TUAKAU PIG —MONDAY-, November 26. PUKEKOHE HORSE —TUESDAY. November 27. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY. November 29. WEEKLY SALES. THE HAYMARKET—TUESDAYS, FORTNIGHTLY : Hides, Skins. Wool, Tallow, etc WESTFIELD YARDS — WEDNESDAYS : Fat Cattle, Sheep. Calves, Pigs, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — THURSDAYS: Dairy and Store Cattle. THE HAYMARKET—FRIDAYS: Horses, Vehicles, Harness. Hay, Straw, and Grain, etc. BUYERS FOR MESSRS. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD., FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS. ETC A LFRED J>UCKLAND & QONS, J TD., 3 RUCTION S ALIB IMPORTANT REALISATION. ESTATE J. A. ENDEAN (DECEASED). Q — J3AEROA JjIARMS — O Acting under instructions from the Executors MRS. ANNIE ENDEAN and the GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO (N.Z.), LTD. A LFRED "DUCKLAND &. OONS, J TD., Will Sell at Their HAMARKET LAND SALESROOM. ALBERT ST., AUCKNOVEMBER qi\ AT 2.30. I.—loo ACRES (approx.). Freehold. Valuable Farm, largely improved, situate on main Paeroa-Te Aroha Highway, about 3 miles from Paeroa. Warm lying' good dairying and grazing land. Has been carrying dairy cows for years. Fenced and subdivided and well watered. Residence of 5 rooms, and milking shed with machines installed, which, go with the property. Ideal situation, with all convs. AJ°' - —3 7 5 ACRES (approx.), Freehold, ** being the well-known Homestead Farm (adjoining above). An excellent propertv with an extensive frontage to the main laeroa-le Aroha Highway, also the railway line, and only a few minutes* motor run from the township of Paeroa. A valuable dairying and grazing property, iargely improved ; considerable rich, drained and partly-drained country The late Mr Endean expended a large amount of money in the development of this farm. Buildings comprise substantial Residence and convs., stabling, woolshed, implement shed, yards dip, etc. The property is fenced, subdivided and well watered An opportunity of acquiring a valuable farm with undoubted prospective value, convenient to everything, and in one of best districts in the Thames Valley ■JTO. 3.—245J ACRES (approx.) Freehold situated only a short distance off the main Paeroa-Te Aroha Highway, and about 6 miles from Te Aroha or Paeroa, convenie?V° J ironia Station, being Lots 4 and 5 of To Paeroa No. IA, and Te Paeroa No 2 Blocks. The land is generally unimproved but owing to quality and convenient position Ireatment 16, *'" res P° nd » It is desired that the whole of these nroperties be realised. Low reserve! have been arranged accordingly. NOTE.—Terms: 10 p.c. cash on fall of hammer; 10 p.c. one month; 10 nc ?•> months; balance 6 p.c. for 5 years Mr. J T. Bell on the homestead farm will ch£ers Ut boundaries . «tc. to intending Full particulars from the Anctioneers gUCKLAND & OONS, T TD., ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND. 3