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AUCTIONS BUCKI.AND cK ANn D SONS, LIM.TED, HELENSVILLE GALEYARDS. MONDAY. OCTOBER 8, AT 11.30 A.M. WM°ners PIG 5 S 0 Head Cattle, Including, Account Stent* Reg- Ped. 3-year-old Jersey Bull, starhiven Musician, by Woodlands OoU Shot-Craig-S:"5 Harmony Lass, h.c, c.0.r.. 6111b fat at 5 Sμ Ml 1 days old. This is a good bull with consistent b°.backing of 600 to 7001b fat. Als" Account CI ent: 3 .Good Working sheep Dog Pups Entries Solicited. TOAKAU SALEYARDS. ANNUAL SPRING STORE CATTLE PAIR. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, AT 12 NOON. 1000 HEAD CATTLE.—Ex Limestone Downs. 60 Forward Condition 4-year-old P.A. steers. Ex Tβ Karaka: 40 3-year-old P.A. Steers, 30 2-year-old Empty P.A. Heifers. Ex Ohuka Station: 50 Well-grown 4-year-old P.A. and Here, steers fin \ fear-old P.A. and Here. Steers, 100 2-year-old PA and Here. Steers, 90 Well-grown Yearf™, PA and Here. Steers. Account Alf. cobourne- 60 3-year-old P.A. Steers. 30 2-year-o!d Empty P.A. Heifers, 20 Store P.A. Cows. Account L. W. Keals: 30 Fresh Conditioned 3-year-old pa Steers Account Alex Cameron: 40 2-year-old ' Here, and P.A. Steers, 60 Yearling p. A . steers Account Est. Jos. Slater: 30 Forward Conditioned 3-year-old P.A. Steers. Account P. I Rutherford: 20 Well-bred 2-year-old Empty PA Heifers, 20 Yearling P.A. Heifers. Account Trevethick: 30 2-year-old P.A. Steers, 10 Empty p A Cows and Heifers. Account Mrs. Kinder: 30 Yearling P.A. and Here. Steers. Account J. M McDonald: 20 Well-bred Yearling s.H. Steers, 30' Fresh Conditioned P.A. Cows. Account Geo. Lvons- 25 Well-bred 2-year-old Empty s.H. Heifers Account Client: 15 3-year-old P.A. Heifers in-calf to P.A. bulls. Also: 200 Mixed Cattle 200 M.A. Bulls. Including 6 P.A. Bulls Also 'special Entry, ex Limestone Downs: 3 3-year-old Maiden P.A. Bulls, 1 2-year-old Maiden. P.A. Bull. NOTE —These entries comprise genuine station. bred cattle, from the surrounding districts. Entries Solicited. WESTPIELD SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. EX NORTH.—ISO WOOLLY ROM. EWES, with Mg percentage B.F. Lambs. HELENSVILLE. NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS , YARDS (By kind permission of the North Auckland Farmers'). ANNUAL SPRING STORE CATTLE FAIR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, AT 12 NOON. 1000 HEAD CATTLE, including—Account Couth Head Station: 107 3-year-old P.A. and Here Cross steers. Account W. Gregory: 50 3-year-old S.H. Steers. Account E. Sandin: 40 3-year-old P. 4., S.H. and Her. Steers. Account Foster and Evans: 50 Very Forward Conditioned 3-year-old Her. Steers, 160 2-year-old P.A., Her. and S.H. Steers. Account C. H. McLeod: 40 2-year-old S.H. Steers. Account Est. Jas. Stewart: 85 2-year-old P.A., Her. and S.H. Steers. Account H. P. McLeod: 20 2-year-old S.H. steers. Account E. Sheffield: 41 2 and 3-year-old S.H. Steers, Account W. Allen: 60 Yearling S.H. and SH '•Cross Steers. Account H. Grove: 20 Yearling Her. Steers. Also: 120 2 and 3-year-old P.A Her. and S.H. Steers, 100 P.A., Her. and S H Cows and Heifers, 80 Mixed Cattle. Entries Solicited. PUKEKOHE HORSE BAZAAR. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, AT 11 A.M. 100 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES, including.— Account F. A. Muller: Skewbald Pony Gelding, 3-year-old Skewbald Mare, 2-year-old Pony Stallion, by British Prince, Yearling Timor Pony. Account Mack. Wright: Good Drover's Hack Saddle and Bridle. Good Roan Colt. Account H. A. Boyle: 12 Medium to H.D. Geldings and Mares, all work. Account S. H. Forbes: Boy's Pony (14.2), quiet for children. Account J. H. Flay: 6-year-old Mare, lady's or man's hack; 7-year-old Farm Horse, all farm work except shafts. Account Jas. Day: 7-year-old Gelding, chains: 9-year-old Mare, chains; 4-year-old Gelding, unbroken. Account 1.. F. Ashwin: 5-year-old Pony Gelding, unbroken; 10-year-old old Gelding, chains. Account J. Gordon: 11-year-old Gelding, chains. COUNTRY BALES: HELENSVILLE—MONDAY, October 8. MAUNGAKARAMEA—MONDAY, October 8. MAUNGATUROTO (Pig SaIe)—MONDAY, Oct. 8. TUAKAU (Spring Cattle Fair)—TUESDAY, October 9. WAIOTIRA—TUESDAY October 9. HELENSVILLE (Spring Cattle Fair)—THURSDAY, October 11. PUKEKOHE (Horse SaIe)—FRIDAY, October 12. TURUA—FRIDAY. October 12. CLEVEDON—MONDAY. October 15. POKENO—MONDAY, October 15. PAKURANGA (Sale E. T. Lawrie)—MONDAY, October 15. PARUA BAY—MONDAY. October 15. WAIUKU (Pig SaIe)—MONDAY, October 15. RUNCIMAN (Spring Cattle Fair)—TUESDAY, October 16. KUMEU—TUB--DAY, October 10. PUKEKOHE —THURSDAY. October IH. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY. October 19. KIRIKOPUNI—FRIDAY. October 19. PAPAROA (Coates - Hereford SaIe)—FRIDAY, October 19. ANNUAL SALE, RUATUNA HEREFORDS. PAPAROA SALEYARDS. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19, AT 11 A.M. A'c G. R. Coates. Matakohe: 35 Hereford Bulls, comprising 24 2-year-olds, 8 Yearling Hereford Bulls, 3 3-year-olds. Stud Hereford Bull. 17 Yearling Hereford Heifers. 17 2-year-old Hereford Heifers. NOTE.—These bulls are the annual draft and will come forward In good condition. The bulls have not been pnmperfKi and should do well anywhere. Please note: For the convenience of buyers who may wish to attend the Maungamroto Cattle Fair, this fixture will start at 11 a.m.

RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., & RAYMOND EDER, 191, QUEEN STREET (next Power Board Bids.), Will Sell in Our Upstairs Salesroom on MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 8, at 11 o'clock, EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT FURNISHINGS, E.P. WARE. CHINA AND GLASSWARE. Genuine Georgian Rosewood Work Table, a collector's piece: Georgian Mahogany Loo Table, perfect condition: Victorian Burr Walnut Serpentine China Cabinet, on cabriole legs; 2 Handsome Victorian Walnut Frame Easy Chairs, cabriole legs: Mahogany China Cabinet, with plate-glass shelves; 4 Walnut Drawing Room Chairs, Walnut Mahogany Frame Couch Cane Insets, Empire Period Louis XVI. Walnut and Satinwood Corner Cabinet, Walnut Desk. Chinese 2-Fold Draught Screen, with M.P. Picture Panels; Inlaid She.aton Pedestal. Inlaid Burr Walnut Drawing Room Cabinet, with mirror top, Inlaid Walnut Pedestal Table to match: 4 Walnut Side Chairs, Walnut Frame Easy Chair, Walnut Occasional Tables, Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard with mirror top: Mahcgany Extension Dining Table, with 2 leaves; 6 Mahogany Ribbon Back Chairs. Walnut Stationcry Cabinet. Walnut Occasional Table, with carved nedestal legs; Sheraton Inlaid Armchair, Mahcgany Frame Easy Chair. Oak Rocking Chair, Mahogany Side Table, Mahogany Foot Stools, Inlaid Chess Top Table, Small Camphorwocd Chest. Papier Mache Occasional Table. Black Ebonised Oval Table, Moorish Carved Armchair, Small Mahogany Buffet. English Lacquered Occasional Chair, Lacque.ed Armchair, Large Giltframe Mirror. Walnut Corner Cabinet. Mahogany 3-Drawer Writing Desk. Mahcgany Cocktail Cabinet. Electrola Combination Wireless Gramophone, Liqueur Cabinet, a very handsome piece; Banner Screen, Chinese Cabinet, with handpainted panels. Mahogany 9-Drawer Chest, a beautiful piece; Mahogany Dressing Table. 5-Drawer Mahogany Chest, Very Handsome Burr Walnut Dressing Table. Oval Mahogany Frame Dressing Mirrors. 3-Piece Silver Teaset by Walker and Hall. E.P. Epergne, Inlaid Silver Teapot. Sugar and Cream, in china; Cut Glass Jug and 6 Glasses. 3-Pioce E.P. Teaset. French Fruit Servire, Brass Doorstop, Chinese Carved Figure Table Lamp. Bronze Statuettes. Doulton Ware, Continental Blue Vase, R.D. Teaset. Chinese Carved Stand, "with BrafS Gong: E.P. Cutlers , , Minton Ware, Silver Mot. Powder Bowls, E.P. Spirit Kettle. Grandfather Clock. Westminster chimes. In walnut case; Billiard Table, size 73in x 39in; Combination Dining Table, fitted with swing-over fitting. Ivan T. Franchi, Auctioneer and Valuer. 6 RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., & RAYMOND EDER, ACCOUNT WAR ASSETS REALISATION BOARD, Will offer ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 AND 11, A VAST QUANTITY OF GOODS, Ex United States and N.Z. Armed Forces. Consisting of:— OFFICE DESKS, all sizes. Filing Cabinets, Card \ Index Cabinet, Swivel Brake-back Chairs and Office Chairs of. all descriptions; Quantity of S. Rimu Beds and Wires, Large Quantity of 4-Men Wardrobes, Large Quantity of Comb. Wardrobes and Chests, Large Quantity of Bedside Cabinets, Bookshelves of all sizes; Pidgeon Holes, various sizes, for office; 35 Chests of Drawers, 100 Rimu Tables of ai: sizes; Large Quantity of Dried Rimu. suitable lor cabinetmakers and joiners. Also General Household Furnishings and Piano by Rosen. Full detailed list in later Papers. Inspection on Monday and Tuesday Next, U.S.J.P.B. Store, Quay St. (last store on left in Quay St. before Devonport Ferry). IVAN T. FRANCHI AND T. MEREDITH, Auctioneers. 6

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