~.,>;* :. ■ ■ "—— j Sales by Auction. t , ■ ■ , i ' — ;■ ■ ~ THIS DAY. ■ ..: SATURDAY, MAY 6th. — "' At 12 Noon. WAIUKU YARDS. v 'A. FIRST-CLASS FARM NEAR WAIUKU : TOWNSHIP. Meting under instructions from Mr. GEORGE BENNETT, the undersigned will offer HIS FARM FOR SALE, which is 3 miles from creamery and township, consisting of 111 acres, subdivided . into several paddocks, all in grass and well watered. There arc two Houses on the property, one 7 rooms and one 5 rooms. The property joins the tfchoolground, and 18 well Urorthy of inspection. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. *- — CLEVEDON SALE. MONDAY. MAY 8. at 12 noou. The Undersigned will hold a Sale as above for about. 500 s H E E P 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. ■ ' "■■ ' 'I REMUERA YARDS. THURSDAY. MAY 11, At 12 o'Clock. 9A VERY CHOICE EAR-OLD STEERS, j OU in Forward Condition. 1 1 "'■': ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. „ — — ~ AT TE PA PAPA, v; SATURDAY. MAY 13, At 12 Noon. The undersigned have received instructions j from Mr. W. Kemp, of Te Papa pa. who has leased his property, to sell as above, HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follow*— 4 Jersey Cow?, near their profit ''■'• 2 Heifers ...■.--■„■.'■ 1 Bay Gelding, by Albert Victor Medium Draught Gelding Major 40 Pure-bred Berkshire Pigs, Including! •weanero. porkers, sows, and 2 boars = '-'l Heavy Spring Cart and Harness lop to i- '.:.'■■ 50owtl j';: 5 1 Dray and Harness , . ■ 1 Light Spring Cart and Harness U2cwt> 2 Ploughs. 1 Set Harrow?. 1 Horse-power 2 Chaffcntters. 1 Cider Mill, complete 1 Trolley. Tank aim Force Pump, for syringing ..: 2 Force Pumps, 1 Blast Fan :- : 1000 Small Slates, for damp courses 30 Large Drain Pipes. 12 W.C. Pans and 1 Stove, Salting Trough, Hurdle?, and Sundries ', _~ , 80 Fowls. 1 Walnut Pian Addison and Co.) Lady's Bicycle. Household Furniture. v Also. Lady's Phaeton. Pony, and Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. |;-' ; .- ' — SPECIAL SALE. $\ ONEWHEBO. SATURDAY. MAY 13thAt 12 noon. t { The undersigned have received instructions ,• from Mr. W. C. West, Onewhero. who has j U,,■: . disposed of his farm, to sell as above. ? THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD (X STOCK, vis.: — % * " -21 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS \ .4 CHOICE HEIFERS IN CALF i t SHORTHORN BULL. 3 YEARS OLD Farm Gelding. Cart and Harness. Pigs. ; Poultry, Plough, Farm Implements, '■ -■-'.'•: Sundry Harness. Garden Tools. Creamery Cans. Dairy Utensils, 40-gallon I Boiler and Frame FURNITURE: Suite 7 pieces, oval table. I D. and S. I. Bedsteads. Duchess Pair, j ? Carpet*, Kitchen Utensils, and Sun- <] . ■ dries •Luncheon Provided. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. ;>',.. , i ~' —, i ■ V pOUN TP. Y DALES. * I'. ' ■.■ " ' ■ * • ' '; WAIUKU-SATURDAY. May 6th CLEYEDON-JJONDAY. May Bth HELENSVILLE-WEDNESDAY, May 10th Tl PAPAPA-Special Sale of Mr. W. Kemp's f : Live and Dead Stock, SATURDAY, May :.\' ; '"/ : . 13th ONBWHERO-Clearance Sale of Mr. W. C. West's Live and Dead Stock, SATURDAY. ;. - May 13lh < \:i POKEWO-MONDAY. May 15th »UNCIMAJJ-WF,DNEBDAY. May 17th TUAKAU-WEDNESDAY, May 24th PUKEKOHE-MONDAY. May 29th. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. ■ FOR PRIVATE SALE. '. " Qf\ EWES, IN LAMB TO SHROPSHIRE RAMS. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. : T OUIS T ewis AT T OWER YMONDSt STREET. . CORNER SYMONDS AND O'RORKE STREETS. 11/TONDAY-OTH TITAY-TI|ONDAY \\-\ COMMENCING AT 11 O'CLOCK. « THE UNDERSIGNED ha* been favoured with * , instructions from DR. F. J. RAYNER (who ■ is giving np houiekeepinff and leaving on a ■Lv months' visit to America) to SELL BY AUCTION, at HIS RESIDENCE, "TORBINE." CORNER SYMONDS AND O'RORKE ■"! - iiTREBTS HIS OLDBMOBILE MOTOR CAR. HOUSEHOLD FURftISHINGb. TURKEY CARPETS. PICTURES, CUT GLASSWARE, Etc. DRAWING AND BILLIARD BOOMS, as under:—Lg. DIVAN LOUNGES, BURMESE CARD TABLE, RIMU EKURETOIKE. NICELY FITTED AND POLISHED; Lg. ADVANCE EASY CHAIR, Occ. Chairs. /Lg COPPER - STANDARD PIX)OR LAMP and Shade. Fancy Bentwood Chairs. AMERICAN NOVELTY ; . VPIUTbKfeIS. CARVED .JAPANESE PEDESTAL :i AND POT. B.M. Fenders and Brasses, Brass v . Ash Pan, Oonsol Table. REAL INDIAN AND WUKKY CARPETS, choice designs; Copper Pot Stand, Photogravures by A«ti. Lounges, NOVELTY BENARES CLOCK, AMERICAN iV LACK • CURTAINS. HAND-PAINTED PLASUbS; Oil • Paintings. Round Mahv. Table. AND-PAINTED VASES. BELIQUE ' Hand- ': sainted Plaques. BRUSBEL CARPET and ; i stunner. Gilt Mirror, A.B. Chairs, Box Ottoman and Cushions. Rocking Chairs. Window •eat, Rattan Table, Music Stool. 8-DAY MARBLE CLOCK. Walnut Coal Vase. AXM2NSTHR RUUrf. Books. Bric-a-brac. , KALL.-HALL TABLE. Copper Fern Pot. -Rail Mirror, Pictures. Skin Mats. PORTIERES in SILK AND PLUSH. Hall Lamp. XEAL TURK HALL RUGS, Slip Mats. •-;•..'■ TMNINOROOM.—WALNUT BUFFETT. 4 OLD ENGLISH OAK DINING CHAIRS. Lg. ' Bound Mahy. Top Dining Table. Side Table, OIL PAINTINGS bv VON MEYERN. Hall Plaanes, Curtains. BEST CUT GLASSWARE, M TOPPER CHAFING DISH. 10 DO'/. VERY FINE REAL CUT GLASSWARE, Assd., etc. BEDROOMS-FIG GREEN COMBINATION ?.?;■> DRESSING TABLE, with bevel mirror and ■ ' • candelabra: Neat Walnut Overmantel. KNAMEL . AND BRASS AND IRON BED•TEADS. W.W. Mattresses and Bedding, GREEN BRUSSELS CARPETS. Pictures. Osrtains. . "d. Kauri Washstand, Deerskin •.-. Floor Rug. DUCH. PAIR. DOULTON TOILET | WKRB. and Bedroom -Requisites. KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE.-OAK BUFFALO i JCE CHEST. Meat Safes. ICE CREAM MA- i CHINE. FILTER. DRESSER. Kit, Table and I Chairs. Fenders. Clock. DINNER SERVICE, I Glass and China. Carpet Sweeper, (JEN. KIT. ' -.'TFNSILS TWIN roller MANGLE. Tubs, j •ten. WRINGER, and Gen. Sundries. TO BE OFFERED AT ONE O'CLOCK. ' THE WELL-KNOWN " OLDSMOBILE" fcfOTOR CAR tin flfat-olaSB order and condition). 5 HORSEPOWER. CARRY 2 OR 4. convertible, with hood, lamps, horn, and I'-.;, complete fittings. A SPECIAL SET OK NEW , ( ■■'■■.■-' TH! 1 " iH'O'vil.V FITTED. TRIALS CAN I v ,38 ARRANGED FOR. , I The above Motor Car is the simplest and ; .: ' Most Reliable Runabout made: 25,000 now in wse. The only light car that ha« been driven j " EbBO miles across the American Continent. D.8.8.L. REMINGTON GUN. 12 Bore, ',->■"..-■ Ejector, 1 Choke, almost new, in excellent i condition: D.8.8.L. WINCHESTER REPEATER. GUN. Lyman Sight, with Case: SLEEPING BAGS, heavily nuilte I. with I Heeves; COMBINATION CAMP BED. 16 DUCK | WEOOTS. RUBBER HIP BOOTS. RUBBER : \\# COAT, and other HUNTING AND SHOOTING ir T!EQnSITES. ! , iKOUSE OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAY OF SALE. 9 o'clock. I i" MOTOR CAR CAN BE SEEN ON *PPLI;i CATION TO THE UNDERSIGNED. SALE MONDAY. Bth MAY. AT 11 O'CLOCK. j T OUIS T EWIS. ~ ' rnrtionser. House Salesman, and Vainer, ; i'ort-stvect (next G*», Post Office) Fort-street,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12859, 6 May 1905, Page 8
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