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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14302, 23 February 1910, Page 12

Sales by Auction. rpCESDAY, . TIT ARCH 1 AT 2 P.M. jITR. QEO. A BBOTT ■/ Will Sell by Public Auction, . AT CHAMBER OF ' COMMERCE. Swanson-Btreet, HOUSE of 6 rooms, bath r., scullery, washfa., fixed c. and t., and all conv.; on Section of i-acre; nicely situated and handy to cars. £250 can remain at 54 per cent. Title, Land Transfer. • :"-. ,; CHATHAM-ST., MT. ROSKILL. ... - ■■■' Also, ',' ;" , HOUSE (new) of 6 rooms, bath r., porcelain bath, scullery; wash-h., fixed c. and t.; fa and c. water, p.w.c.; steel ceilings, wide entrance hall, extra special wallpapers, and every modern conv. On Section 66 by 155, being leasehold with 60 years to run. Within lmin. of cars and 3min. of train. £250 can remain at 5i per cent., O'RORKE AVENUE, REMUERA. Also, HOUSE of 7 rooms; dim-room, 18 by 14; bath r.; wash-h.. fixed c. and t.; woodshed and all conv.; newly papered and painted throughout. -Section, 40 by 115, level and in garden. Within Jmin. of cars and easy walking distance of town. Title, Land Transfer. 'J no purchaser need only pay £50 down if desired, the balance remaining on mortgage. x CRUAtMER RD., PONSONBY. - Also, HOUSE of 5 rooms, scullery, pantry, bathroom; wash-house, fixed c. and t.; and every convenience. Well built and in firstclass repair. Sect., 42 by 128, in specially fine fruit and flower garden. Handy position and nice locality. Title, Land Transfer. , \ OLIPHANT-STREET. PONSONBY. All Properties are Flagged. Cards to view of the Auctioneer. p EO. * A BBOTT. , HOBSON BLDGS., SHORTLAND-ST. - ; ■.'Phone 2982. - \ IMPORTANT NOTICE. QALEYARDS. ON ACCOUNT OF ALL STOCK TRAINS BEING CANCELLED ON TUESDAY. , MARCH 1, rpHE TJSUAL ,W EEKIjY DALE OF pAT QTOCK WILL BE HELD ON ;' rpHURSDAi. -jMrARCH-Q AT 10. A.M. ..' Consignors please Forward by- Wednesday's Train. " ', •" , ■'■' ' No Store Stock Sale This Week. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. . N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO-, LTD. . ' DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. '.;• rpHE TTAYMARKET. v '". PRIDAY. AT 10.-30. pHAFF, OATS. MAIZE, HARNESS, SADDLERY. VEHICLES HORSES of ; all classes- • ~ , " ■ '12 Noon. 5 ACTIVE YOUNG MARES 1 AND GELDINGS, broken to chain, from Awhitu 4 REALLY GOOD SORTS. '.' to 6 years old, by Merry Boy, suitable 10, O ,ocersor butcher's carts . 2 ACTIVE HEAVY ■; DRAUGHTS, all the weights trial HEAVY COLT. rs, solid worker . ACTIVE ROAN COLT. 4yrs. staunch and - .good ~ ..• ' ",.,'.'. ,-> > FAST BROWN GIG MARE, lady can drive. .■■ Also, .; . "■* , : -: rpHE FOLLOWING . WELL-KNOWN TROT•X -'--.' •' ."TEES:— ■;' .. NED CORBETT, by Corbott-Lady CONQUEROR, by Franz—Mattie J. ■/'. KIRIKIRIROA, by Atlas-Vulture ' -ROBEX.by Rothschild. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND gONS. C.G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. " PAPAKURA. •/. ■, rpHURSDAY. -pEBRUARY £4, AT 12 NOON. I The Undersigned have Received Instructions ' from MESSRS. HUNT BROS., who have Sold their Farm, to Sell the whole of : their Live and Dead Stock, consisting of— rj CHOICE DAIRY. COWS AND HEIFERS, 14 2J to 3i-ycar-old Steers 100 Fresh Full-mouth Ewes '','■' 50 Two-tooth Ewes, 53 Fat Ewes _ ■ . 120 Two-tooth Wethers, 100 Woolly Lamb--8 First-class Medium to Heavy larm Horses, from sto Byrs old ; . 1 Really Good Hack, 1 Yearling, by Air Bay Mare, by Arawa— Sea, stinted to Gluten ■ • . .-"'■, A Well-bred 2-year-old Hack, unbroken 2 Medium Draught Colts, rising 3-year-old 1 12-H.P. Portable Hercules Oil Engine , ; Double Bag Chaffcutter, Mowing Machine 2 Reapers and Binders (Massoy Harris) ■.-.. Champion Drill, D.F. Plough (Reid and Gray) Rotary Plough, Oliver Plough, Disc, Tine and Chain Harrows, Cambridge Roller. Scarifier. Oat Crusher. Winnow. ing Machine, D.S. Buggy, Pole and- :' Shafts, Farm Dray, Harness, Household Furniture and Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. .'.: ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. i PLEARING GALE NEAR rpE A ROHA. "]V/rONDAY, TpEBRUARY 90 } ON BEHALF OF W. . H. HERRIE9. ESQ. 3? AT AND FORWARD EMPTY COWS. . HEIFERS. AND STEERS :. Pure Lincoln Ewe Flock, Crossbred Ewes, ■ Lambs Unbroken Draught Horses. 5 Draught Mares, in foal, Hacks, etc. Also. THOROUGHBRED HORSES. SUNRISE. No. 3," bred by 11. Redwood in ! ' 1887, by Ramarama, dam Awatea, by Ravcnsworth.-her dam Skybird (imp.), by Teddington (Derby). Served, by Gluten. Sunrise has produced Pinepinoketura. Mitra, and .Hopkiss SAPPHIRA, No. 11, bred by N.Z. Stud . Co.. in 1888, by Leolinus, dam Lyra (imp.), by Thormanby (Derby), with colt foal by, and served , again by. Spalpeen. Sapphira has produced Highlander, Castorline (dam of Soultline). Field Marshal, Mentira. Fairy Tale (dam of Storyteller. AVaihou, Manapouri, and Talepitcher), ■•' and Modesty (dam of Ngakapa). •; LAODICE; No. 3, bred by W. Percival in • 1900, by St. Leger. dam Electra, by Castor, her dam -Welcome Katie, by .Musket—Dundee Katie (imp.); colt - foal (a first foal) by, and served again by. Spalpeen-„. : EPINGLE, No. 3, bred by L. Marshall in 1901. by Medallion, dam Epine, by Sweet William (son of Yattondon), her dam The Thorn, by The Barb, her dam Brown Duchess, by Whalebone —Clove (imp.), by Sweetmeat. Served by Spalpeen. This mare comes from < one of the best , running families in Australia,, the same i family as Aber'corri . ~ ■ - DALMATIA, No. 3. bred by W. H. Herries' in 1902. by Soult. dam Sunrise, colt foal r(a first foal) ! by, and served .again by. Spalpeen , BROWN FILLY (1905), by Cuirassier— % Sunrise CHESTNUT FILLY. (1907). by Salvadan (by the champion American sire, Salvator, who was by Prince Charlie, sire of Lochiel, winner of 2000gs)—Epingle BAY FILLY (1908), by Soult-Fairytalo ' BROWN COLT (1908), by Soult-Sunriae -CHESTNUT GELDING (1908). by g.mjpeen —Epingle. . PARMERS' pO-OPERATIVE A UC'PIONEERING po., T TD., 'HAMILTON. . 1 , , . «. F. MCCULLAGH, Auctioneer. , ' A