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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, Issue 177, 12 July 1927, Page 10

GILL BROS July 28.—0 n account Mr. S. Kennedy. Pakowhai: High-class Dairy Herd. Pigs, Machinery, etc. July 14—On account Mr. H. C. Cullen, Havelock Nurr.li. Dairy Stock, Implements and Horse. SALE EXTRAORDINARY! UNRESERVED SALE OF HIGH. CLASS PUREBRED & GRADE JERSEY DAIRY CATTLE, PIGS, LUCERNE HAY & FARM SUNDRIES. On the Farm: LOWER TE MATA ROAD, HAVELOCK NORTH. THURSDAY, JULY 14th, 1927. At 12 noon. IyESSRS. GILL BROS, have been r’- 1 favoured with instructions from MR. H. C. CULLEN, who has sold his farm, to sell the whole of his Dairy Stock, Pigs, Farm Implements, etc., as follows:— 18 Jersey and Jersey-cross Cows, due to calve August and September, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers 1 Jersey Bull. 2 Yearling Jersey Heilers. 2 P.B. Berkshire Breeding Sows. 2 P.B. Berkshire Boars. 5 Slips 1 Gelding, aged, all places, saddle and harness. Also 12 White Leghorn Hens (Leggit’s strain). 2 Ducks

1 Alla-Laval Separator, 45 gallons (new); 1 Deering 2-horse Mowing Machine (new), 1 McCormick Hay Rake 19ft., 1 set Discs (5 aside:, 1 Emery Mower Knife Sharpener, 1 Express (light) carry 22cwt., 1 Hay FFraine, 1 Dray Saddle and Breeching, Saw Bench and Belting, 1 Log Koller, Mower Wheels and Axle, z Steel Drums 199ga1. each, 19cwt. Lime, Carpenters’ Bench, 3 Crosscut Saws, 2-leaf Tyne Harrows, 1 S.F. R. and G. Lever Plough, Methven Boiler, Henley Lawn Mower, Meat Sate, Gent’s Saddle, Corusheber, 209 ft. jin. Gal. Piping, Chairs, Swmgletrees, Maul and Wedges, 1 Flat-bottom Boat, 1 Canvas Canoe, 18ft. Ladder, 1 Milk Vat, 1 Darracq Engine 9 h.p., and Sundries. Also 29 Tons Lucerne Hay, 5 tons Dakota Seed Potatoes. 1 Scalding Tub, 1 Potato Plough, Block and Tackle, 3 Cream Cans, Scarifier and Fittings, Hay Forks, Pig Potatoes. Also—Outside Entry. 12 Springing Heifers. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE—Mr. Cullen is well known as a Jersey breeder and probably more highly productive stock has never been offered at auction. As the farm has been sold every lot submitted must be sold to the highest bidder. Light Luncheon Provided. THOS. H. GILL, Auctioneer. FOR SALE GOOD SMALL~ORCHARD. K ACRES very rich land, of which 4 acres are in 8-year trees, and all splendid specimens. Stunners, Delicious, Doherty, Gravenstein, Worthington, and 100 Perches. Small cottage and shep. Situated quite close in. About £350 cash sufficient. FARMLET ON EASY TERMS. K ACRES of the best H.B. land, nearly all in ryegrass Superior 6-roomed residence (hot water, electric light, septic tank, etc.) Prettily situated, nice gardens, paths, etc.; J-acre lucerne. Good orchard and some small fruit, fowl runs, etc. £lOO deposit sufficient from good man, or will lease with Compulsory Purchasing Clause. SPLENDID BUNGALOW. 1? | 1 'll) PRICE of one of the best built bungalows in Hastings Beautiful nmu finish, heavj rimu doors, wardrobes and cupboards galore. Built-in dresser, and tho very latest in everything. This is a house that will bear inspection from experts. Five large rooms, sleeping porches and motor shed. West side situation.

SOMETHING CHOICE. (•1 lit A BUYS new 4-roomed A IWJ Bungalow A very pretty design Extra large drawingroom, large sleeping purcn, electric heaters, and everything of the latest Situated west side and handy to Heretaunga Street. GILL BROS. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS RUSSELL STREET, HASTINGS. HERE THEY ARE! HERE THEY ARE! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS* CHICKS! CHICKS! THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. THE FIRST OF THE SEASON. GET IN EARLY. GET IN EARLY. GET IN EARLY. SEE THEM AT OUR MART ON ' SATURDAY. 16th JULY. BLACK ORPINGTONS ONLY and remember these are from bred-to-lny stock. THE BEST OBTAINABLE! yyiLSONS NURSERIES, ’Phone 569 HASTINGS Grc«arc ot High Grade Trass. Now til* tune to plant ‘ IrnaHadve *.».) Shelter Trees M tL—w ’.a—l fill new Rosn and LlirtlCl’l PAKOWHAI ROAD