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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1938, Page 5

AUCTIONS. 1 UK I,DJ1 ,D Jr u,,N„ %5( ,, Ll a I I T>UKEKOHE JPECIAL T-VAIKY LIKIKKR QAI.E. rpi'ESDAY; M AY 31^ AT 12 N'ooX. ♦HA DAIRY II E I F E R S. >" U Including: • n Account of a Client, ex M.uniknii Heads, r,o JERSEY AMI JKlt.-rHIiSS HEIFERS. due to calve July ami Aug. On Acfiimii of a Client. SO JERSEY AM) JER.-CROSS HEIFERS. due to calve .1 ul.v mid Aug. , 20 S.H. HEIFERS, dm- to calve Julv and An;-. (in Account of a Client. 20 CHOICE JERSEY HEIFERS, due to calve .J ii in- and Julv. On Account of Mr. .!. H. Miller. I'uni : 12 EXTRA CHOICE JERSEY HEIFERS. due to calve Anpist. Yerv good |vpe. from high-grade cows with 3541b to 4OOIU lintterfat. Entries Solicited. TTELEXSVILLE OAI.KYAKUS. rpi'ESDAY, 3pY ;J1 AT 11.30 A.M. iOO '' K;S — PORKERS.' ISACOXERS. '"" STORES AMI WEAXERS. Including : 25 SLIPS AXU WEAXEKS. 7K H K A I» C A T T L E. Including: 12 COW AXI) HEIFER REEF. l."> KiiXKK COWS. On Account of a Client : -10 IX MONTH TO 3-YEAR-OLD S.H STEERS. Also: ID I'I'RIKI STRAINERS. Entries Solicited. "I»lFIROA. (MAIN ROAD TO FERRY.) VyEHXESDAY, T UNi-: -| AT 11.30 A.M. W.FRED HCCKI-AXII AMI SONS. LTD.. have received instruct ions from Mr. Joseph Porter. Pipiroa. who. owing to Hooding of farm and inability to procure grazing, has decided to sell as above. JUIE WHOLE OF THE DAIRY HERD. \i\ CHOICE WEI.I. -RRED VlllXii WJKHSEV COWS. 2nd. 3rd and 4th Calvers. due to calve August and Sept lit-,-. 1 3 YEAR (II.I) FED. JERSEY BULL, ti CONCRETE I'lO TROUGHS. NOTE.—The row* are in very good conlition. and can be thoroughly recommended. Phey are being milked twice daily ou a arm not affected by the flood. Luncheon Provided. VyESTFIEI.D rpHURSDAY, TIXE .7 AT 0.30 A.M. Ex Kirikopuni : * 1 FAT AXD FORWARD 2J TO 3J * YEAR-OLD FA. HER. AXD S.H. STEERS, dehorned. pI'KEKOHE TToRSE TJAZAAR. F R.DAY, JUNE O AT 10.45 A.M. T,"? HORSES OF ALL, CLASSES, * '-* Including : Special Entry, ex Christclnircli. On Account of Mr. A. R. Saunders, Further Consignment of >}f\ CLYDESDALE HORSES, exceptionally — \J good, broken to all harness, and absolutely guaranteed. Also : On Account of a Client. rpHE TROTTER YAIN LAD, bv Win -»- Alto—Vain Lass. Entries Solicited. TMPORTANT "VOTICE. PLEASE NOTE—The Following Sales have beeu CANCELLED:— WAIUKU—SaIe, of Messrs. Foster and Williams, MONDAY. Mav 30. TOM A RATA—SaIe of Mr. F*. X. Wiggins. TUESDAY. Mav 31. WAITAKARURU—SaIe of Mr. W- Burdus. THURSDAY. June 2. SILYERDALE— Sale of Mr. Nelson Storev. WEDNESDAY, June 15. /COUNTRY QALES. HELEXSVTLLE—TUESDAY. Mav 31. PI'KEKOHE (Dairy Heifer SaIe)—TUESDAY. Mav 31. PIPIROA (Sale of Mr. Joseph Torrer) — WEDNESDAY. June 1. PL'KEKOHE (Horse SaIe)—FRIDAY, June 3. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY, June 3. KUMEU- TUESDAY. June 7. WAIUKU (Pig SaIe)—TUESDAY, June 7. WELLSFORD—TUESDAY. June 7. PAPARIMU (Sale of Mr. A. Maddren) — TUESDAY. June 7. KARAKA (Sale of Mr. W. R. Hill) — WEDNESDAY. June 8. HAKARU (Sale of Mr. J. Bolders) — WEDNESDAY. June S. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY, June 9. MAUXGATUROTO— FRIDAY, June 10. TURUA—FRIDAY. June 10. WAIUKU—FRIDAY, June 10. MAUXGAKARAMEA—MONDAY. June 13. WELLSFORD (Pig Sale) —MONDAY, June 13. SILYERDALE (Sale of Messrs. Jack and Jack) —MONDAY, June 13. PUKEKOHE (Dairy Sale) —MONDAY, June 13. HELEXSVILLE—TUESDAY, June 14. ONEWHERO (Sale of Mr. A. W. Older) — TUESDAY', June 14. PArATOETOE (Sale of Mr. Robert Wyllie) —TUESDAY*. June 14. MARAMAKUA (Sale of Mr. Stan Symes) — TUESDAY. June 14. WAIOTIRA—TUESDAY. June 14. PUKEKOHE EAST (Sale of Mr. W. Coulston) —WEDNESDAY. June 15. WAITAKARURU (Sale of Mrs. I. Jones) — THURSDAY. June 16. KUMEU (Special Heifer Sale) —THURSDAY. June 16. PUKEKOHE (Horse Sale). — FRIDAY, WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY, June 17. A LFRED "OUCKLAND & gONS, J^TD CILVERDALE. M OXDAY, JUNE -L 3 AT 11 A.M. 1 LFRED -OUCKLAND & (JONS, JTE Have received Instructions from Messrs Jack and Jack, who are retiring fror dairying, to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THE DAIRY HERt IOA YOUNG PED. AND GRADE JERSE JAR) COWS AND HEIFERS, Due to calve July, August and Sept. Full particulars later. 2 T X DECEASED E~S T A T J : /COTTAGES, fTIERRACE AN - -OELLWOOD, j\fT. -p-jDEN. * "EMU DAY, TUNE •> AT i} P. 3 SJAMUEL "\rAILE AND TTI Will sell bv Public Auction at their Room r S:'. Queen St.. on above date, in Esta THOMAS OEORGK WELCH (dcoeasei the following Properties:— n LAWRENCE ST. (off Marll«orou? • St.). BELLWOOD. COTTAGE of ■ rooms, on freehold section. < tg. 24pct with .".Oft frontage. Within easy reach • '. Vallev Rd. 2nd tram section. ~.,..,., r -1-1 ANT) 13. RURU ST.. EDEN TERRAf I p J L o COTTVGES each 4 rooms, let at U e and {-/. Freehold section, contg. 25-»spcr a with ««ft frontage. Exce,>t.. ; nnl y c-n r: v situation, close top Synioiid* >t. l'i«. position for small factory. Full particulars on application. !' TDEAL gITE FOR t OF TJESIDEXTIAL "pI.ATS. i 78, M T E r,EX R OAD '• (Opposite Marino garden Flats). * -pRIDAY. J INE 3, AT 2 rM ' ' CAMUEL yAII.U AND J^TD Will Sell bv Public Auction at their Room I S3 Queen Street, on above date, in Est-il '. late Mrs. E. S. Pearee. JARfJK OXK-STOREY RESIDEXCI J divided into 3 flats. Usual convenience i YERY FINE FREEHOLD Section. S7i s] frontage x depth 14nrt. The property as f Islands could he made a good paying propos P : tion. or would suit admirably for a I Up-to-date Block of Flats. Tram stop n . I door and within easy walk Symotids Stre. •jsection. Further particulars on applicatiol