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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 12070, 13 September 1902, Page 8

! Sales by Auction. _ i POKENO SALE. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH. • THE undersigned will hold their Monthly Sale at Pokeno on SATURDAY', September 13th. instead of MONDAY, 15th. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. RUNCIMAN CATTLE FAIR. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 15, at 12. o'clock. The undersigned will hold their First Cattle Fair at Runcimaii, as above, lor about I'TO head of cattle, Amongst them— 350 3 to 4-year Steers, from the North 60 3-year Steers from the Sand Hills, J. A. Wilson 50 3-year Steers, from Waiheke. Entries Solicited. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. SPECIAL SALE AT CLEVEDON. SATURDAY', SEPTEMBER 27TH, At 12 ©'Clock. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr. John Matheson. who has sold his Farm at Clevedon. to sell as above Ins Lite and Dead Stock, as follows: — Qf\ EWES, with Lambs (Shropshire) 90 4-Tooth Wethers Hill 6 Plough. Wooden Roller. Tine Harrows. Disc Harrows, Clniffcutter, Grass Seed. Barrow Spring Trap 200 Totara Posts, V, ire Netting Tools, Sundries, etc. . ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. riOUNTEY QAT TL E GALES. POKENO MONTHLY Saturday, September 13th. RUNCIMAN CATTLE FAIR— Monday, September 15. RUNCIMAN MONTHLY Wednesday. September 17th. Wednesday, September 24th. HELENSVILLE— Wednesday, September 24th. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE— Monday, September 29th. WAlUKU—Saturday, October' 4th. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. THURSDAY NEXT, at 11.30. q CASES IRONMONGER'S STOCK 2 CASES SAMPLE BRUSHWARE. Full Particulars Later. TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE. HALL AND PERKINS. Auctioneers. ■jMTONDAY, THE 9QTH OF SEPTEMBER. At Noon. IMPORTANT SALE OF BUILDINGS BY HALL AND PERKINS, At their Mart. City Market. THE City Council have decided to sell for Removal the undermentioned Buildings erected on City Leasehold Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8. 9, 10, section 50, Ponsonby Road, between Hepburn and Picton Streets, viz.: — 1. Cottage on Western portion of Lot 1 (not the house at corner of Hepburnstreet, but the next one). 2. Cottage on Eastern portion of Lot 2, 3. Dwelling on Lot 3. 4. Dwelling on Lot 4. 5. Old Concrete Dwelling on Lot 6. 6. Dwelling on Lot 8. 7. Fruiterer's Shop on Eastern portion of Lot 9. 8. Block of Shops on Lot 10 (Dutton's Buildings). 9. Also, Dwelling on Allotment 33 of sub- ' section 5 of section 13 (Abercrombiestreet). The present Leases of the ground in Ponsonbv Road expire on the 6th October, when the Buildings become the Property of the Council, and the Buildings are 'to be sold for Removal within Fourteen Days from the date of the expiration of such Leases. The Building; in Abercrombie-street will require to be Removed within Fourteen Days from Monday, the 22nd September. , .Conditions of Sale at Auctioneers. TTALL AND TJERKIN3. A PPROACHING • SALES. FURNITURE SALE (at Saturday, September 13. SPRING HORSE FAIR (at Cambridge)— Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September 17. 18, and 19. OUAUPO HOGGET SALE—Tuesday. Septem-, ber 23. ObAUi'O—Tuesday, September 25. CLEARING SALE Ui. Bullock-Webster's)— About end of September. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. FURNITURE SALE AT WALTON. Favoured with instructions from Mr. F. W. Burnett the undersigned will sell at his residence, Walton, on above date, r |HIE WHOLE OP HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNI--1 TUBE, Etc. DRAWING-ROOM: Mirzapore Carpet, 13H, by 12ft, 2 Pair Curtains and Rods, 4 Venetian Blinds, Sutherland Folding Table in American walnut, Ebonised Writing Table, 2 Occasional Tables, Rattan Lounge, Rattan Chairs and Cake Stand, Wicker Lounge Chairs, Walnut Overmantel, with bevel mirrors, Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Box, Lamps, Art Cushions, etc. DINING-ROOM: Sheraton Fumed Oak, Cheffonier, 2 iiookcastcs, 2 Mahogany Bookcases, 2 Mottled Kami Bookcases, Mahogany and Brass Bookcase, 3 Tables, Lounge Chairs, A.B. Chairs, Linoleum, Fender and Irons, Coal Box, 2 Pair Curtains and Rods, Books, Pictures, Plate, and Cutlery, etc. HALL: Linoleum Hat Racks, Umbrella Stand BEDROOM: Cedar Wardrobe, Long Mirror, 5 Drawers, etc., Rimu do.. Long Mirror and Drawer, Duchess Pair (rimu), Marbletop Washstand, Dressing Table, with bevel mirror and drawers, Rimu Chest Drawers, Towel Airer, Chairs, all Brass Double Bedstead, Wire and Horsehair Mattresses, Bedding, Washware, Curtains, etc.. KITCHEN REQUISITES and Furniture of four Bedrooms. REm.if. ED: Perfect Buggy Gelding Nugget, 6yrs, can be thoroughly recommended; Single Buggy and Harness. No Reserve. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 o'clock. WEDNESDAY*. • THURSDAY. AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 18, AND 19. The undersigned will hold their Annual Spring Horse Fair, as above, and will offer i (\i\i\ JI ° R s K *• ±\J\J\J prising Heavy and Medium Draughts, Upstanding Hacks, 'Bus and Light Harness Horses, Cobs, Polo Ponies, and Onhandled Draughts and light horses 200 Sound Good Diaughts, four to eight years old, straight off farm work, chiefly from Wad'.ato breeders 40 Unbroken Draughts, chiefly three-year-olds 25 Unbroken Four-year-old Horses, by Roto-o-Eangi and Hornsby. suitable for hack, 'bus, or coaching work, from Galatea Estate Thoroughbred Entire Picture, by The Premier, dam Portrait, by The Painter, out of Wild Eyes; Wild Eyes, by Biddlesworth, out of a Ravcnsworth mare Chestnut Gelding, syrs. by St. Hippo L-Jtti-» Chestnut Gelding, syrs, by Leoprini. by Leolinus, dam Outcast, by Castaway (see New Zealand Stud book) 12 Three-yeai broken Draughts, by Lord 3'lyde, from John Hanks and Bowler Eros. 2 First-class Hunters, 11. Bullock-Webster 6 Unbroken Three-year-old Draught Fillies, by Royal Cenqueroi and Letter Times, James Taylor 10 Heavy Draught Horses. P. Hoguu 25 Strong Cobs and Hacks, off Te Akau Thoroughbred Entire Hotspur, Feilding C (food Hacks. Feilding New Farm Waggon, never used. On Account of Roto-o-Rangi Estate: Unreserved— 11 Draught Mares 6 Draught Yearlings, haltered, by Commodore, Cowrie Lad. and Consul 6 Hack Mares 3 Yearlings by Picture, Cowrie Lad, and Merry Boy. Reserved— 10 Draught Colts and Fillies. All Draught Horses Sold on Last Day of Sale. Entries Solicited. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. OHAUPO LIVE STOCK SALE. Qf\ CHOICE 12 TO 18-MONTHS STEERS, OU from Kawhia. McXICOIj AND CO. G. F. MCCULLAGH, Auctioneer.