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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15390, 27 August 1913, Page 16

_ --■ . . Sales by Auction. ,-..-__■ ? ' JBS&k PINAL Q ALE OF JiRUIT r rpjREES. HIS T\AY, AT 10,30 AW E A BOUT 2000 TREES, from W. R- Cole xi and other growers. 1000 TECOMA HEDGING. a . _ __ ■-" THURSDAY NEXT. GARDEN. ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING PLANTS . A£xi^ .0 HEDGINC-S. I E. A. P™^!^ 0 C°- '■ CITY MARKET. AUCTION g A L E. TO THE TRADE AND GENERAL PUBLIC ". R oy "~H ALL ' Having received instructions, will Sell by Auction, A LARGE AND VARIED QUANTITY OF A MENS. LADIES' BOYS'. AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, i. rpHURSDAY. 28, i- AT 12 NOON. '. IN HIS MART, 21. GREY STREET 1. (Opp. Town Hall). lOdoz. Men's Tennis Shirts, asstd. quality . 20dos. Men's Working Shirts, large variety 5 i and Sires , ■ . • lOdor.. Men's . Neglige Shirts, large variety '» and Sixes - . .. . 12doz. Men's Black Sateen Shirts, all sizes •Jdoz. Ladies' Print Cooking Aprons, 2doz. Ladies' Delaine Blouses . ados. Ladies' Black Silk Shirt Blouses • 6doz. Ladies' Tussore - Silk Blouses, good lOdoz. laidfol* White Silk Blouses, asstd. weight and styles <" 6doz. Ladies' Neckwear . lOdoz. Ladies' Camisoles. i&. ggß.ggSSJ^""' Auctioneer, 21, Grey St. (oppo. Town Hall). WESTFIELD QALEYARDS. rrHURSDAY, £3, ■ AT 12 O'CLOCK. ALFRED -AUCKLAND AND gONS Will Sell > -jo CHOICE YOUNG COWS. JLO freshly calved 2 VERY CHOICE YOUNG JERSEY COWS, at profit, Also, at 2 o'Clock. J.JO STORE EWES. " 700 HOGGETS. A LFRED TSUCKLAND AND gONS, ■VTERCER., ■ . . rpHURSDAY, . - A UGUST . 2g, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED DUCKLAND AND CONS - Have received instructions from Mr. S. Carter, who is retiring from dairying, to Sell as above, v rpHE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD. H FIRST-CLASS YOUNG JERSEY COWS, milking and to calve; bred '"' . b,r Messrs. Bree Bros, and W. ,J. wTay, ' ' • .';. 0«5 CHOICE GRADE JERSEY AND £t£i 3HORTHORN COWS (mostly carrying second calf), milking and to calve. 1 PUREBRED JERSEY BULL, 3yrs, bred by W. J. Wray, 1 LIGHT HARNESS MARE. 1 ROAN SHETLAND MARE IN FOAL. 1 ROAN SHETLAND PONY, rising two years, by Nuki Nuki. 1 GOOD FARM HORSE, work anywhere, 1 HACK. 1 3 BREEDING SOWS at profit, 3 SOWS WITH LITTERS YOUNG PIGS, CHAMPION DRILL. D.F. PLOUGH, TINE HARROWS (two-leif), GIG, CROWN SEPARATOR «4 sals.), 2 MILK COOLERS, SADDLE, SUNDRIES. Etc. Luncheon Provided ALFRED.-DUCKLAND AND CONS. nPHE TTAYMARKET. ■PRIDAY. A UGUST OQ ' { •' AT 10.30.' _*,: . ' , —■ — • - ■ ■ ] ALFRED "OUCKLAND AND OONS ; Will Sell CHAFF, OATS, HAY. ETC. HARNESS, SADDLERY,; VEHICLES HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. At 12 noon.. •. 1 GREY FILLY, 4yrs, unbroken 1 BROWN MARE, 4yrs, by Statesman, • dray trial -... •-,■•! 1 BLACK HORSE. Kapoua, by Lock Ness —Economy, good hunter and harness, horse . 1 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING, syrs by Glcntui 1 GOOD SPRING CART HORSE, '. From Gisborne— 2 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARES, broken to chains. . ; * From South Head—9 UNBROKEN LIGHT TO MEDIUM COLTS, AND FILLIES, 4 years Sid. On Accouni of Mr." Catchpole, Hawera. 7 DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, ' any harness. 4 to 6 years old. ALFRED , "OUCKLAND AND CONS. C. G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. . ; pOKENO QALEYARDS. SATURDAY. 4 UGUST QA ' AT 11 A.M.- ••"'', A LFRED OUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. Jno. Dean, of Pokeno, who is retiring from dairying, to Sell as above, IJ»HE WHOLE OF HIS DAi.IY CATTLE. Of) CHOICE DAIRY COWS, milking and ■*Jv/ to calve, . 20 YEARLING HEIFERS, " ' 6 YEARLING STEERS, 1 SOW, close to-profit; REAPER AND BINDER, D.F. DISC PLOUGH ~ 'Howard), 1 SPRING TRAP, 4 CREAM CANS, 4-HORSJbi SET OF. BLOCK CHAINS. 4 S A £ OF BINDER TWINE. 1 TON BONEDUST, SUNDRIES, Etc. t ■■. -OUCKLAND AND CONS. CECOND ANNUAL QALE OF . TTOLSTEIN-FRIESIANS. TTyiLLOWVALE CTUD TjIARM. ■DELL TOLOCK (NEAR NEW PLYMOUTH). ■FRIDAY. fTTH SEPTEMBER, 1913. . ■vr-EWTON K ING Will hold hie Annual Sale of Pedigree Hol-etein-Frießian Cattle at the " Willowvale" Stud Farm as above, and will offer: — ■in YEARLING PEDIGREE BULLS. 8 PEDIGREE COWS 4 PEDIGREE HEIFERS. 1 3-YEAR PEDIGREE BULL. . SALE AT 1 O'CLOCK. Catalogues on Application. The above high-class Cattle are of the most fashionable breeding, the Yearling Bulls being a particularly fine lot. seven being by " King Fayne Segis II.." fhe N.Z.. Champion, and five by " King Alcarta Piet;e.