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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15685, 12 August 1914, Page 14

Sales by Auction. ; ..TTRGENT- AND IMPERATIVE QALE. OWNER v LEAVING THE DOMINION. T7ALUABLE pUSINESS pREMISES, KNOWN AS THE " pORNER OTORE," AT CORNER OF NEW EDENDALE ROAD AND BURNLEY TERRACE. £200 G ROCERY TOCK NO. 1-SHOP, WITH DWELLING, large IN earthed and stable. These premises have been used as a Grocery and General Store, doing a profitable turnover. A splendid chance for an energetic man to step into a really good connection. The Dwelling portion 13 conveniently arranged; large rooms, bathroom, etc., wash-house under same roof. NO SHOP, occupied as a Boot Shop, IN and let at a good rental; total frontage to New Edcnda.s Road, 30ft, and 100 ft to Burnley Terrace. VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, with 40ft V frontage to New Edondale Road by 100 ft, adjoining the ShopsAlso, THE WHOLE OF STOCK OF 1 GROCERIES, In Lots to Suit All PurchasersPlant includes BACON-SLICER, CHEESECUTTING MACHINE, SCALES SHOWCAfIES IRON SAFE, SPRING CART toofi to new) RELIABLE HORSE, BAR--1 NESS, WAGGONETTE, Etc. DALE ON THE pREMISES, , THIS TJAY. NOTE.-Property .it 11 o'clock, House and Grocery Stock a'. 11.15. Edcndale Motor'bus passes the door. ■pICHARD ARTHUR AND QO., AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET. QALE pY pUBLIC AUCTION. THIS T)AY, 11 A.M. SHARP. pLAUDE GRIFFITHS AND pO. Will Sell by Public Auction at their Auction Room, Darby Street (off Queen Street, right opp. Court's Model House), the following:— , CARD TABLES. AFTERNOON TEA O SETS. TOILET SETS, PICTURES, BEDSTEADS, Etc. Also, LARGE ASSORMENT LADIES' BLOUSE PIECES, AKA AKA (PUNI). TO-MORROW (TIIURS.)', |g AT 1.2 NOON. . f ALFRED pUCKLAND AND QONS Have received instructions from Mr. Geo. Pulman, who has sold his Farm, to Sell as above THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. OQ FIRST-CLAPS YOUNG DAIRY COWS £0 (Jersey and Shorthorn cross), milk-ng and due to calvo 6 PICKED TWO YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, in calf n 2 GOOD BUGGY MARES, reliable to ride or drive 1 18-MONTE9 FILLY. 20 FOWLS 4 BREEDING SOWS, 18 SLIPS, 1 YOUNG BOAR ' Spring Tip Dray, D.S. Buggy (built by Cousins and Atkin, pole or shafts), Three-quarter Shatter Sulky, Harness, etc., Disc and Tine Harrows, S.F. Ploughs, Swingletrees and Chains, Copper Boiler and Frame, Scalding Trough. 3 Barrels, Oak Chitrn, Grindstone, Farm Tools, Timber, Posts. Iron, 2 Phonographs and Records, Sundries, etc ' 4 20.GALLON MILK CANS. Milk Buckets HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Also, on account ot Mr. J. B. Dunn, who has Sold his Farm, OK FIRST-CLASS YOUNG DAIRY id COWS, due to calve August and September . , THE WELL-KNOWN HUNTER, HOMAI, by Woodstock • 1 BLACK MAKE, in foal 4 25-GALLON MILK CANS 3 20-GALLON MILK CANS, 1 AERATOR •" Luncheon Provided. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS,

- ; • WESTFIELD yARDS. 'PHURSDAY, AUGUST 10 AT 11 A.M. . . A LPRED /DUCKLAND AND CONS - Will Sell on WELL-BRED NICE-CONDITIONED L\J TWO-YEAR-OLD STEERS. ..'.'■. Also, 40 MIXED CATTLE, from Waiheke. '. ALFRED T>UCKLAND AND CONS. .'.:• rr HE TTAYMARKET. ,:. "pIRIDAY, AUGUST 1 A Alfred "Ddckland AND OONS, Will Sell, 'at 10.30, : t■. ■■ ■■••■ pHAFF, OATS, MAIZE, ETC, Also, A QUANTITY OF DAMAGED WHEAT HARNESS, SADDLERY, VEHICLES - HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. At 12 Noon. 1 CHESTNUT GELDING, 4yrs, quiet and reliable in all harness 4 ACTIVE HEAVY DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDINGS, work anywhere . 8 GOOD SORTS, suitable for baker's or butcher's carta 1 TRUCK , OF MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, from Waipu, broken to all harness. A LFRED T)UCKLAND AND CONS, C G. BROOKES, Auctioneer. "DUNCIMAN Y ARDS - C ATURDAY, A UGUST -J £ • •, AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND DONS Will hold a gPECIAL T) AIRY QALE In the RUNCIMAN YARDS ON SATURDAY. AUBUST 15, And will Yard upwards of 2g 0 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. On account of Messrs. Peacocke and Ellingham, vVho are giving up dairying. •JO YOUNG CHOICE DAIRY COWS, J-iU close to profit. | On account of Mr. John Robertson, Clevcdon HIS WHOLE. DAIRY OF 22 GOOD ! COWS in milk and to calve SEPARATOR, MILK CANS, Etc. | Entries Solicited. "DUCKLAND AND DONSWITHDRAWAL FROM AUCTION. Acting under instructions from Messrs . Calder and Geriighty, Agents for the Owner • T. M ANDENO JACKSON, ' Will not offer the FOUR FARMS of 40. 60 80, and 160 ACRES, 1 mile from Taupiri Station, b Public Auction, on FRIDAY • August 21, at 11 o'clock. = " ' These Farms, comprising 340 Acres Firstclass, Level Land, all in grass and well watered, situated on the Gordonton Road 1 ""i?™ 01 V&> l ik Railway Station, are now FOR BALE BY PRIVATE TREATY.