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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15349, 9 July 1913, Page 16

Sales -by Auction. AUCTION OF T BATHER TO THE rpRADE. rpo TJOOT TyjANUFACTURERS AND J BATHER "MERCHANTS. rpnis AY « WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, AT -|A OA O'CLOCK (Precise Time). Bv Order of the NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., on account of whom it may concern — 1 CASE. CONTAINING 32 DOZEN 1 GLACE KID SKINS (in nil, 20*23pcs.), WILL BE OFFERED IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. TERMS STRICTLY CASH BEFORE DELIVERY. l J OUIS J EWIS, AUCTIONEER, VALUER AND LAND AGENT. AUCTION OF TITOTOR QAR. J OUIS J EWIS' AUCTION J-1[ ALL ■pRIDAY-JULY |J-yRIDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. MOTOR CAR. 5-seater„ 6-cylinder, fitted with ihernio syphon circulation, Bosh dual ignition, torpedo body, wind screen, hood and lamps. Can be seen two days prior to auction at my premises. J OUIS J EWIS, AUCTIONEER. ESTFIELD OALEYARDS. THURSDAY. JULY 1 A ' AT 2 O'CLOCK. ALFRED J>UCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell, 400 FORWARD WETHERS. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. WESTFIELD ALE YARDS. 'THURSDAY, JULY i A AT 12 NOON. ALFRED T3UCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell 6 EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY. COWS, at profit: in calf to the pedigree Holstein bull Mynheer Van Tromp. Also, at 2 p.m., 400 FORWARD WETHERS. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND QONS rpHE JJAYMARKET. pRIDAY. JULY 11? AT 10.30. pHAFF. OATS. HAY. ETC. I HARNESS SADDLERY. VEHICLES j HORSES OF ALL CLASSES STYLISH RUBBER-TYRED GIG, practically new. AT 12.30. 6 LIGHT HARNESS HORSES AND HACKS, from the North 3 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDINGS, any trial 4 REAL GOOD SORTS, suitable for bakers' or butchers' carts 1 BROWN MARE, fast and reliable in harness Also, from Waikumete, 4 HEAVY DRAUGHTS, straight out of work. -ALFRED AUCKLAND AND g ONS - C, G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. pHAMBER OP pOMMERCE. SWANSON STREET, AUCKLAND. ALFRED J3UCKLAND AND ft ONS - Will offer by Public Auction, FRIDAY. JULY Ik AT 2,30 PM - By Order Public Trustee, DUNCAN A. CLOW'S ESTATE. 44 a Ollllß, p APAKUEA ' li MILES FROM PAPAKURA RAILWAY STATION. pUKEKOHE XJILLJ>UKEKOHE XJILL.

GRAND - SUBDIVISION OF RIVERVIEW FARM. On Account MR. SYDNEY BOYD. BLOCK 1— 31 Acres, Homestead Dwelling 6 rooms; cowshed (22 bails), stables, barn, implement shed; root crop, houae; 1 acre in orchard, 14 acres in pig paddock, 4 paddocks all in grass. Terms, £200 cash, £200 in 5 months, balance 5 years at 5j per cent. BLOCK 2.— Acres, subdivided 4 paddocks; windmill and well on section; 2 acres in potatoes this year, 4 acres turnips and mangolds, balance in crass. Terms, £150 cash, £150 in 3 months, balance 5 years at 54 per cent. BLOCK 3.-25 Acres, subdivided 4 paddocks: all in grass, except 5 acres '• ploughed for potatoes, 7 acres sown down this year in best English grass. BLOCK 4—23 Acres, subdivided 4 paddocks, all in grass, 7 acres put down this year. TERMS-Blocks 3 and 4, £100 cash. £100 in 3 months, balance 5 years at 51 per cent. The above property has now been surveyed, having a. chain road frontage all round the estate; 1 mile from school, 24 miles from Pukokohe township and railway station. Two root crops can be taken out or the same paddock within eight months. On Account of MR. DAVID MCRAE BROWN, 158 A CRES ' R AMAEAMA - Being Sections No. 277 in the Parish of Opahelte. r.nd County of Eden: comprises bush and rough feed: no buildings but fenced: 1 mile from creamery, j, mile from school, 3 mi!C3 from dairy, railway station. On Account of Owner. 07.1. ACRES, pUKEKOHE JJILL, Comprising 17" acres in new grass, 20 acres ploughed ready tor potatoes; 3 paddocks well watered. This block lies well to the sun- 1 ; miles to Pukckohe and Buckland Railway Station. Terms at Sale. On Account MR. A. CRANSTON. 90 l o:iE8, pUKEKOHE--12 ac"es in grass, 4 acres rough feed, 4 ncres to be prepared for crop: watered by permanent streams: 2 road frontages and °bout 60 chains from Pukckohe Railway " j0 Station and Township. r.'Yf-KPTIONAL TERMS—£ISO cash, and balance can remain for 2 years at 4 per cent. A LFRED AUCKLAND AND gONS, ' LAND AND STOCK AUCTIONEERS.