AUCTIONEERS. F. &W. WAKELIN j gTOCK AND Q.ENERAL i LAND AGENTS, VALUERS, ETC. S National Back Buildings, BANK STREET, WHANGAREI. SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE OF REGISTERED PEDIGREE JERSEY CATTLE At KAMO SALEYARDS I On FRIDAY, APRIL 20: 9 A.M. J 4 Registered Pedigree Jersey Cows 4 Registered Pedigree Jersey Bulls 1 Registered Pedigree Jersey Hmfer j The a'o!>ve eat tie combine the blood of the leading imported stock of New -j Zealand, including Majesty's Fox, K.C.8., Lord Twylish, Golden Swan and Doctor. Catalogues may be had on apphca- i tion. f ( TeTms —Cash. < 1 Registered Jersey Bull, Prospector's Nugget, No. 18527. Sire, The Prospector; dam, Little Nugget's Darling (whose test is 6.4, with a butter-fat record of 6611b. , for November as a three-year-old.) Also— 1 2- Pedigree Jersey Bull Calves, by i Fernaig Blizzard and Dominion Briar respectively. 1 Registered Jersey Bull, 18 months old. HUKERENUI SATURDAY, 28th APRIL. mauisTgatapere MONDAY, 30th APRIL. KAMO (MONTHLY SALE) 200 HEAD MIXED CATTLE 180 2, 4, and 6-tooth Ewes F. &W. WAKELIN -- Auctioneers AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY NExT WE WILL BE SELLING ALL DAY at the Rooms and will commence at •' 10.30 a.m. —Fruit, Produce and Vegetates. A special line of Northern Spy Apple? will bo offered. The Vegetables comprise Swedes, Onions, Kumeras, Potatoes, and greens in season. . 1.30 p.m.—Pigs and Poultry. A lovely lot of 32 Silver Wyandottes will be /.offered; also White Leghorns ete. In the afternoon at 2.15 we will submit an excellent range of Second-han 1 Furniture, comprising every wanted article. Special line of Men's Working Shirts and Trousers. Brushware and Hardware also to be offered. THOMSON, BAGLEY AND CO. , " 378 POSTPONEMENT NOTICE 1 /"\N Account of rough weather th? sale of Mr GEO. HODGSON'S PEDIGREE JERSEY .CATTLE is postponed until TUESDAY, April 24. F. & W. WAKELIN, ! 37,9 Auctioneers. I SALE BY AUCTION. L AN Account of MESSRS HITCHENS ' BROS., on ; THURSDAY, 26th APRIL, At 1 p.m. k On Section Opp. Monumental Works, WATER ST., WHANGAREI. 40,000 FEET Of Kauri, Totara, Rimu i and Matai BUILDING TIMBER ' (exceptionally well dressed); in all building sizes and in lots to t suit purchasers. Terms: CASH, t F. & W. WAKELIN, ) 325 AUCTIONEERS. .
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Northern Advocate, 19 April 1923, Page 8
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