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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12069, 12 September 1902, Page 8

Sales by Auction. THIS DAY. Tl T ARRET DAY SALES. The undersigned Auctioneer* will sell at their Premises, | pOULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT. \ r ' , A. TOOMAN AND CO.-Poultry, 11; Fruit, 1. RICHARD ARTHUR AND CO.-Poultry. 11 ; Fruit, 12. JAS. CAHILL AND CO.- Vegetables. 10.30 ; Poultry. 11; Produce, 11.30; Fruit, 12.00. Pot Plants. Ferns, etc. HALL AND PERKINS-Produce at 11 ; Fruit at 11.50; Poultry at 12. C. ARTHUR—Poultry. 11; Fruit, 1. E. TURNER—Poultry. 12; Fruit. 11. C. A. GRIFFITHS AND CO.-Poultry, 11 ; Fruit, 12. THE HAYMARKET. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), at 10.30. ALFRED BUCKXAXD AND SONS Will sell, I TTAY, STRAW, CHAFF. OATS, CARROTS | VEHICLES, HARNESS AND SADDLERY HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. At Noon. 1 BAY GELDING, together with light Spring Trap and Harness, first-class turn-out 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT COLT, oyrs old, by Commodore 1 BAY GELDING, quiet in harness, lady can drive 1 BLACK MARE, trial in light harness 3 STYLISH HACKS, from Pukekohe 2 MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, any trial i 1 SPRING CART HORSE, sound and good 1 BLACK COLT, by Matchless, 3vrs old, just handled, bred by Mr. G. Thomas, A vondale. It HEAVY DRAUGHT COLT, 3 years old, from WaiuiH. C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. THE HAYMARKET. THIS DAY. at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, Instructed by the AVONDALE JOCKEY CLUB. Will sell THE ' FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES For the 2Dth, 24th, and 27th inst.: — GATES BOOTHS LUNCHEON ROOMS REFRESHMENT ST ALLS STABLING, ETC.. ETC. C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. •s^lllilllili^ THE HAYMARKET. T H IS DAY, At 12. o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS Hart received instructions from the owner to sell, rpHB FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED "*•• STOCK, With their Engagements: — LADY BOBS, black filly, 2yrs, by SoultFirst Love (full sister to Lady Avon; LA POLISH, chestnut mare. 4yrs. by St. Lcger— BLUECAP. chestnut gelding, Gyrs, by Muskapeer— Jennie BLUESKIN, chestnut relding, 4yrs, by Pinfire—Bay Bess BROWN FILLY, 2yrs, by Soult-Jennie. C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), At Half-past Ten o'clock. J. JONES. Will sell by Auction, DAIRY DEPARTMENT - Eeg.a. Butter. Cheese, Hams, Bacon, Dripping, Tea, Coffee, Honey, etc., etc. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT-330 sacks Canterbury, Oamaru. ami Waikato Seed and Table Potatoes, Onions, Vegetables, etc. POULTRY DEPARTMENT—Figs, Bronzewing Turkeys, Fowls, Ducks, Geese, Homing Pigeons, etc., etc. FRUIT DEPARTMENT—AppIes, Lemons, etc.. etc. Also, 1 New Prairie Incubator, 103 Egg. J. JONES, Auctioneer. Victoria and Lome Streets. Sole Agent for " Kia Ora" Factory Butter. Q A L E S MEMORANDA. OHAUPO—Tuesday, September 16. HAMlLTON—Thursday-. September 13. ANNUAL SPRING CATTLE SALE (at Cambridge)— Saturday, September 20. CLEARING SALE (near Cambridge)— Monday, September 22. SPECIAL SALE OF RUKUHIA STOCK (at Ohaupo)—Thursday, September 25. ANNUAL HOGGET SALE (at Ohaupo)—Tomday, September 30. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. For Sale at Ohaupo Yards on Tuesday, September 16. ij(\ CHOICE YEARLINGS, principally , IV Steers, A. Johnstone 50 Well-bred Springing Heifers and Cows 40 Crossbred Ewes, with early lambs nt side 29 Empty Cows and Steers, from Te Mata 109 Well-grown Yearlings, principally Steers 20 Choice Yearlings, Woodstock 4 Heifers, at profit, T. Fry 16 Well-bred Heifers, in calf, J. S. Clark Fat Cattle, Sheep, etc. At 12.30 o'clock. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. For Sale at Hamilton Yards'on Thursday, September 18, QQ PRIME BEEF, from Raynes, Ewen Main, OO Seddon, Livingstone, Hoy, C. Day, Chitty, Bailey, Newell, Cowling, Penniket. Knight, Barugh 6 Two-year-old Steers, T. Walter 15 Springing Heifers, VV". Lindsay, Newel), Cassidy 20 Yearlings, Chitty 20 Yearling Steers, M. McNickle 60 Fat Sheep 2 Yearling Shorthorn Balls 50 Fat, Sheep. Mciiiken 12 Well-bred Young Pigs, P. Sutton 30 Prime Fat Hoggets 5 Heavy Fat Stags, J. Knight 20 Tons First-class Eating Potatoes', in lots to suit purchasers. D. Finlayson 4 Tons First-class Hobart Seed Potatoes, grown from Southern seed, D. FinlayBon 80 Good Fowls, E. Rogers, Scott Bros. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. ANNUAL CAMBRIDGE SPRING CATTLE SALE. The undersigned will hold his Annual Spring * Cattle Sale at Cambridge Yards on Saturday, September 20, of about IAAA HEAD OF WELL-BRED YOUNG j.\j\J\J CATTLE, principally off turnips, all well-grown good stock. Entries to date; 431 Choice Yearlings, 'principally steers, and all off turnips, from W. Brnnskill, C. Day, A. Day. Lindsay, Seabrooke, Swayne, Lund, Mrs. Nickle, Blackwood Bros., G. Nickle, W. Vickers, Harmon Bros.. Gwynnelands, West, R. Brown, W. Whewell 139 Weil-bred 1J to 3-year-old Steers, Linsny, W. Thornton, T. Robinson, Macltereth, li. Peake. Crouch, Schnackenbfrg 120 Well-bred Strong Calves, off turnips, Davys, Macfarlane,. G. McCann, Blackman 10 Dairy Cows and Heifers, near calving 9 Dairy Cows, in full milk, from S. Medhurst, who hast sold his farm. At 12 o'clock. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. The undersigned has received instructions from Messrs. Williamson Bros., Rwkuhia, to hold a Special Sale at Obau t io Yards on Thursday, September 25. of |TAA HEAD OF MIXED CATTLE. JUU comprising: 60 Gradu Hereford Cows, in calf to pure Hereford balls 60 Grade Polled Angus Cows, in calf to pure Angus bulls 30 Empty Cows, all off turnips, and in very forward condition 58 Empty Two-year Heifers, a.ll off tarnipe, and in very forward condition 75 Two-year-old Steers, all off turnips, and in very forward condition 25 Three-year-old Steers, all off turnips, and in very forward condition 120 Yearling Steers and Heifers, all off tarnips, and in very forward condition 400 Hoggets 43 Good Horses, nearly all draught*, broken and unbroken. Sale at, 12 o'clock. 17- h SU^TKR.