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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 56, 7 March 1942, Page 13

AUCTIONS "fcT Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AOENCY -»-~ • COMPANY, LTD. BOTANY ROAD, PAKURANGA, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, AT 11.30 A.M. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY I COMPANY, LTD., Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. , Robert Hattaway, who is giving up dairying on his Pakuranga Property to sell as above, his Live and Dead Stock, comprising: 60 Dairy Cows, town supply herd; 1 Shorthorn Bull: 4 2-year-old in-calf Heifers; 4 Yearling Heifers: 3 Cows with Heifer Calves: 1 Mare, broken to chains; 1 4-year Heavy Gelding, unbroken; 1 2-year Medium Draught Gelding, unbroken: 10 Milk Cans. 12 and 16ga1.; 1 Copper Milk Vat Cooler and Buckets; 1 Bamlett Mowing Machine. Hay Rake, Tumbler Sweep, Konaki. Spring Cart. S.F. Plough, Hand Chaff Cutter. Maize Grinder, \£ e H, Cha "' Harr °ws, 1 Set Discs, Circular Saw, 500 Bales Good Hay. 25 Cow Covers. Quantity used ?4in Piping, 1 3.,-Shafter Rubber Tyred Gig. 2 600 Gal. Tanks, 1 40Gal. Copper and Frame, I Farm Tools. Sundries, etc. Also, on account ol a Client, 60 Good Romney Breeding Ewes, running with Southdown Rams. Luncheon Provided. COUNTRY SALES, MARCH, 1942. MONDAY. 9th—Clevedon. Maungakaramea. Paeroa TUESDAY, 10th—Pukekohe Horse. Waiotira, Pakuranga (Clearing Sale of Mr. R. Hattaway). THURSDAY, 12th—Kaihu (Cattle and Sheep FRIDAY,' 13th—Warkworth. MONDAY. 16th—Maungaturoto Pig. Waiuku, Paeroa Cattle. TUESDAY, 17th—Kaukapakapa (Autumn Cattle Fair), Mangawhare. WEDNESDAY, 18th—Ngatea. THURSDAY. 19th—Pukekohe. FRIDAY, 20th —Maungaturoto Cattle. Papakura. MONDAY. 23rd—Paeroa Pig. FRIDAY, 27th—Papakura Heifer Sale. MONDAY. 30th—Waiuku Pig. Maungaturoto Pig. Paeroa Cattle. TUESDAY, 31st—Kaukapakapa. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LTD.. (Incorporated in England). j AUCKLAND. C.I. x 7 SPECIAL POULTRY SALE OP " ARGYLE STOCK " AND PLANT. J TONES. T IMITED, AUCTIONEERS. j WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION I MARCH 11. AT 10 A.M. 3000 HEAD WHITE LEGHORNS AND RHODE ISLAND REDS. Acting under instructions from MR. A E. KNOWLES, Argyle Poultry Farm, who Is disposing of the whole of his Choice Flock of Birds and Plant, as he will shortly be Joining the forces, comprising:— 1800 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. 600 White Leghorn Hens (fltst year), 200 White Leghorn Cockerels, 250 Rhode Island Red Pullets. 150 Rhode Island Red Cockerels. The above Leghorns are the famed Argyle strain bred for type, quality and fast producers, which have placed them to the fore in New Zealand for their outstanding performances In laying contests throughout the country. Winners of numerous trophies on the show bench and holders of egg-laying certificates from laying contests throughout the Dominion. The Reds are bred from that well-known breeder and Judge Mr. J. Nixon's team, which broke the Australasian record for egg production at the A.P.K.A. contest. THE PLANT consists of.—l Gamble Electric Incubator (10,368-egg capacity), 5 only 400-Chick Electric Battery Brooders, 2 600 Hayman Electric Brooders, 2 400 Hayman Electric Brooders. 1 Summit Egg Washing Machine, 1 Egg Grader, Iron Feed Hoppers. 1 30-gallon Separator. Show Cages, Buckets. Wheelbarrow. Drinking Tins. Flame Thrower. 1 Power Lawnmower. Tools of all descriptions. Spray Pump, 50 Rolls Wire Netting. 120 Sheets Used Gal. Iron, almost, as new; 1 Rubber-tyred Hand Truck, Trap Nests, Feed Hoppers, li-inch Hose. 1 Gross Chick Boxes. 1 Underwood Typewriter. Drinking Troughs. Ballcocks. Host of General Sundries. ALSO—I CHEVROLET SEDAN S-SEATER MOTOR CAR. 1936. in perfect order and condition: 1 BEDFORD VAN. Bcwt. in good order. SALE—WEDNESDAY. MARCH 11. at 10 a.m.. at our Auction Room. J. JONES. LIMITED, Poultry Auctioneers and Specialists. CITY MARKETS. rT rrio BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 11. AT 10 O'CLOCK: CORRUGATED IRON, 100 sheets. NETTING. large quantity fowl netting, all sizes. SALE OF A. E. KNOWLES' POULTRY AND ! SUNDRIES. See Special Auction Notice. . J. JONES, LTD., City Markets. :7 Jtf"OTICE OF POSTPONEMENT. The Auction Sale of PINE ISLAND, advertised to take place at Our Rooms on Friday, March 20, J beea r o3 ™ o "™ totil OAMUEL VTAILE & QONS. T TD.. AUCTIONEERS. 7 ATTRACTIVE MOUNT EDEN HOME With beautifullyokept Grounds Desirably situated, only few doors from trams. Within second section. TfiRIDAY, MARCH 13. AT 2 P.M. C<AMUEL AND OONS. X TD.. Instructed by the Trustees of Estate late MRS ANNIE CHAPMAN, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, 83. Queen Street, on above date, SUBSTANTIAL VILLA RESIDENCE, situated at No. 13. VIEW ROAD, within two minutes Mount Eden 2nd tram section. Seven rooms, bathroom, sun porch, etc. stone base. Several fine large rooms, 3 bedrooms, also maid's bedroom, large bathroom, fireplaces in 5 rooms, gas i stove, elec. light end hot water. 2 p.w.c.'s. etc. ! Compact outbuilding containing garage, washhouse, toolshed, lavatory. Fowlhouses and run. j VERY CHOICE LEVEL SECTION with 110ft 1 frontage, the whole beautifully laid out in tennis court, lawns, ornamental and fmit trees, asphalt drive andl extensire piths Sunny, and particularly convenient situation Vacant possession available. : 12 NEWMARKET. COTTAGE INVESTMENTS In Deceased Estate. ■piRIDAY, MARCH 20. 2 P.M. i -yAILE & fciONS. T TD., \ % t SURANCE CO. LTD., will Sell thVlmdermentioned properties by Public Auction at their LT IS M Ii. <: & S MURPH a Y? Ve date ' to =***" NOS. 15. 17 & 19, MORGAN (late Hill) ST. (In one lot.) NO. 15—SMALL BACH, 2 rooms, open fire, gas stove and light. Detached shed. bath. c. ana Vs. Section approx. 34 x 105 ft. Let 10/ per NO - 17 —VILLA, 6 rooms and kitchen, bay and i verandah front, el. light, coal range, gas i stove (on hire). Bathroom and washhouse in basement. Section approx. 33ft 6in x 105 ft. VACANT POSSESSION. j NO. 19—COTTAGE. 4 rooms, scullery and com- ! btned washhouse and bathroom in leanto. El light, coal range, bath, c. and t.'s. Let at j 20/. Section approx. 33ft 4in x 105 ft. I NOTE.—These three properties will be sold In one lot. Also, NO. 8. MORGAN ST.—COTTAGE, 4 rooms and k'ette, el. light, gas stove, detached washhouse, bath. c. and t.'s. Section approx. 33ft frontage. Let 15/ per week. The Properties occupy a very central situation, within easy reach Broadway, trams and Domain. 7 VACANT VILLA, 19, LANCING RD., SANDRINGHAM. MARCH 20, 2 P.M. OAMUEL \7"AILE & OONS, J TD., I Instructed by the Owner, will Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms. 83, Queen St.. on above date, VACANT VILLA RESIDENCE of good appearance, 2 sq. bays and return verandah. Large lounge, living room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom k'ette and washhouse. Interior recently renovated and repapered. Fireplaces in 4 rooms, gas stove, califont, pore, bath owe Motor garage. Level section 66 x 132 ft. Handy to trams, shopping and schools. Savings Bank mortgage £ 480. Immediate vacant possession. Not subject to Fair Rents Act. : ie ' POWER BOARD NOTICES I 4 UCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. j SHUT DOWN. ! No <ce is hereby given that the supply will be Shut down for the purpose of allowing the Public Works Department to make alterations to Transj mission Lines, on SUNDAY NEXT, March 8. 1842 between the hours of 11.30 a.m. and 12.30 p m. in the Penrose area. v • R. H. BARTLEY, M.1.E.EJJ.1., lfech.E.. General Manager. , 7 AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. SHUT DOWN. Notice is hereby given that the supply will be Shut down for the purpose of carrying out urgent Be s£ ltß t on SUNDAY NEXT. Jtorch 8. 1942, between the hours of 5 a.m. and 9am in the undermentioned Transformer Areae:— MARUA ROAD, ELLERSLTJE MORRDJ STREET. ELLERSLIE. R. H. BARTLEY, M.1.E.E.M.1., Mech E General Manager. BUILDING MATERIALS IaIbROUS piaster <>m»»gi and Walls: anaUty 166. Balmoral Rd.. Balmoral. Ph. OT-193. 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