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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11692, 29 June 1901, Page 8

x > Sales by Auction. , K r , LENNAED'S FARM. MANGERE. ' -MONDAY,' IST JULY, • At 10 o'Clock. - The undersigned have received instructions to sell, ... mmj( FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED ' HORSES, With Engagements:— PAL ROSA, "by Seaton Dolaval— Rose BON ROSA, by St. Hippo— Rose MAROON AND GOLD, by St. Hippo—lda . YEAR-OLD FILLY, by Seaton Delaval—lda" TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT, by Seaton Dela- . Dorothy ; THREE-YEAR-OLD GELDING, by St. Dorothy rVVO-YEAE-OLD FILLY, by FabulistMarjory. ROYAL CONQUEROR, bay gelding, syrs - old, by Flintlock-Ladybird ST. JACK, by St Leger-Balista BWXFTFOOT, by The Workman— sure,": ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. liENNAED'S FARM, MANGERE. • ( MONDAY NEXT, - JULY Ist, at 10 o'Clock. Immediately after Mrs.' Leonard's Thoroughbreds, and by that lady s kind permission, The undersigned will sell by auction, without . tho SLIGHTEST RESERVE, ROYAL CONQUEROR, bay gelding, syrs old, by Flintlock— ,ST. JACK, by St. Leger—Balista SWIFTFOOT, by The Workman— sure. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, ■ • Auctioneers. SALE BY AUCTION. •MONDAY, IST .JULY, At 11 O'CLOCK. VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY. f , R. R. MCGREGOR |7ill Sell by Auction, at his Mart, Pollenstreet, Thames, by order of tho Liquidator, THE BULLION SPECIAL CLAIM (formerly the Sheridan), Tapu, with Tools, Rails, Buildings, eto. MONDAY, JULY 1. At 11 o'clock. ■ SPECIAL SALE AT MANGERS. The undersigned have been: instructed by • Mr. John Lennard, of Mangere. whose lease will expire on above date, to sell the whole of his . ChOice herd of dairy cows, farm ■ ; ' . HORSES. Etc., . ■ • . Consisting of Above 100 Cows in Milk and to Calve 4 Choice Yearling Heifers 4 Bulls J, ' 6 Waggon Horses 3 Light Harness Horses 2 Spring Carts 1 Tip Dray - Harness - ' 1 Avery's Platform Scales, nearly new . 1 Walter A. Woods' Mowing Machine 6 Tons Hobart. Seed Potatoes ■ 1 Good Side Saddle. 3 Corrugated Iron Tanks 1 Hay Rake 2 Grubbers - 4 Ploughs 1 Cheese Press* Milk Cans. Churns, Butter-worker, Cooler Household Furniture, etc. JO Geese, 100 Ducks and Fowls. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. . THURSDAY, JULY 6th. ' - THE EEMUEEA YARDS. ; : JJtRUCK COWS, near calving, from Taupaki. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. £IOUNTEY1 OUNTEY .CATTLE SALES. SPECIAL SALE AT MESSRS. DIBBLE AND BUTLER'S, PANMURE— June 29. .- ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. PP E OA O H I N G SALES. CLEARING SALE—Huntly, Saturday, June 29. OHAUPO— 2nd July. CAMBRIDGE—Saturday, 6th July. HAMILTON— 11th July. SALE OF DAIRY COWS AT OHAUPO—Tues- ' day, 30th July. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR, AT CAMBRIDGE—I3th, 19th, and 20th September. SATURDAY, JUNE 29. CLEARING SALE AT HUNTLY. . .The undersigned have received instructions •from Messrs. T. and J. Jdoir, who are dis- .' solving partnership, to sell on their premises, Huntly, on above date, STOCK, TOOLS, ETC.— : Horse, Cart and Harness, 3 v airs Bellows, 3 Anvils, Screwing Machines, Drilling Machine, Punching Machine, .3 Sets of Stocks and Dies, 3 Vices, 20 Hammers, S.F. Hornsoy Plough, Scarifier, '2 • tons Bar Iron, Snoes. ' Nails, Coal, Force Pump, 400 ft old Timber, 20 sheets Corrugated Iron, 2: Set Harrows and r Swingletrees, Single' Plough, Pony Cart and Harness, 2 good Cows, carrying second calf, Boy ; Pony, new Wheelbarrow, etc., etc. . Sale at 12.30 p.m. TUESDAY. JULY 2. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. 17* AT, STORE, " AND DAIRY CATTLE, . Fat and.Store Sheep, etc. 50 Very- Choice Yearling Steers and Heifers, from A. W. Gubbins, Piako 600 Fresh Empty Ewes, off turnips ,■ 20 "Well-bred 3-year-old Steers, off turnips, J. ; • G. Berry 30 Crossbred Hoggets, Pukerimu 100 Full-mouthed Ewes, in lamb, Walton 25 Well-bred 3-year-old Steers, Hukanui <00 Prime Fat Wethers, W. Gibbison * 70 Lambs and Young Ewes, from Rangiriri 20 Well-bred 18-month Steers, W. W. Lindsay \ * . 300 First-class Sound-mouthed Ewes, in lamb, W. Coffin 15 Grown Bullocks, off turnips, W. Coffin 35 Good Yearlings. W. Coffin. Entries solicited. SATURDAY, JULY 6. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. /BATTLE, HORSES, PRODUCE, ETC. J , Entries solicited. • THURSDAY, JULY 11. -HAMILTON STOCK SALE. :OA P Ii I'M E ■ , BEEF, \£i\J Mrs. McNicol and R. Noble. 2 Good Springers, Jno. Kenny. Entries solicited. TUESDAY. JULY 30. SALE OF DAIRY COWS AT OHAUPO. M VERY CHOICE TH EE-YEAR-OLD <±\J HEIFERS, in calf to Shorthorn bull • 3 First-class Cows, J. G. Ward. *1 Good Dairy Cows, J. Corrigan. .-jcotch- ' man's Valley and neighbourhood. • Entries) solicited. . WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, ' SEPTEMBER 18. 19. AND 20. ANNUAL SPRING HORSE FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. /TVHE undersigned will hold their Annual ?JL Spring Horse Sale as above. Third Day of Sale- all Draught Horses will be offered ; Brut, two days will be occupied with unreserved horses, hacks and harness sorts. Entries solicited. f|J! O E PRIVATE SALE. Draught Entire Major Fleming, Gyrs old, by General Fleming. sure foal-getter, staunch, good worker. . • ■ 'A Lot of Good Totara Posts, to be seen at ■ 'Hamilton. Price, £4 10s. , Farms in all parts of the district. Little's Sheen Dip. Fluid and Powder. 15-Coulter Champion Drill, good order. Separator. Boiler and Engine, Chaffcutter. AGENTS FOR: ®.L.T. Noxious Weed Destroyer, a condensed fluid prepared for the destruc- , tion of blackberry, gorse, briar, etc. "When properly applied this preparation is entirely reliable. One gallon of fluid to 40 gallons of water.. Supplied • j ■ : • fri one, two. and five-gallon drums; ore , gallon. 63 vd', two gallons, 5s 6d, fivo gal- ... lons. ss. . Spray Pumps specially con- ; ; structed for . the purpose, price £4 10s. •If bushes are small the fluid can be ap- ' : plied -with ordinary -water-can. • Fur■i . -< ther particulars and testimonials on ac- .; . - •plication. - ■ i The Highland Sheop Dip. ... v.. or, and D. Duncan's Implements.' — —i -■ —_ V - ; :_' 'i MONTOOI. ANT) CO R IfCCUXiLAGH. Auctioneer.