Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15730, 3 October 1914, Page 3

Sales by Auction. ITANUREWA. TUESDAY, QCTOBER O AT 12 NOON. -OUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. T. G. C. Howe, who has sold his farm, to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. 9 ~ CHOICE GRADE SHORTHORN AND 00 JERSEY DAIRY COWS, milking and to calve 1 SHORTHORN BULL 15 JERSEY HEIFERS 2 WORKING BULLOCKS 2 GOOD FARM HORSES Milk Float, 3-seated Buggy, Spring Dray, Hay Rake, M.H. Hay Rake, 9coulter M.H. Drill, S.F. Hillside Diso Plough, S.F. Plough, Disc. Tine and Tripod Harrows, Cultivator, Planet Jim Horse-clipping Machine, Buggy and Cart Harness, Platform Scales, Plough Harness, Swingletrees, Wire j Netting, Manure, Farm Tools, Etc. i 90-GAL. ALPHA - LAVAL SEPARATOR, ' 601b Churn, Butter-worker, Cream Cooler, 12 Milk Cans, Dairy Utensils, Etc. Luncheon Provided. ALFRED T3UCKLAND AND CONS. WELLSFORD YARDSrpUESDAY, QCTOBER O AT 12 NOON. A LFRED TDUCKLAND AND CONS Will Yard OAA HEAD CATTLE On account of Mr. Goodwin. 16 CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWS milking and to calve. HORSES. SHEEP. ETC. Also, 100 FORWARD SHORN WETHERS. ALFRED T3UCKLAND AND CONS. TTELENSVILLE YARDSWEDNESDAY, QCTOBER rr AT 12.30 P.M. ALFRED T3UCKLAND ANS CONS Will Yard OAA HEAD CATTLE. On account of Mm. E. Fletcher, of Waimauku. 18 CHOICE SPRINGING DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Also, 100 TWO TO FOUR-YEAR STEERS, from Dairy Flat. A LFRED -DUCKLAND AND CONS. WESTFTELD YARDSrpHURSDAY, QCTOBER O AT 11 A.M. ALFRED TJUCKLAND AND CONS a Will offer D Q~ FRESH-CONDITIONED THREE ANL 0«J FOUR-YEAR-OLD STEERS. A-LFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS, pAPAKURA. •jl/TONDAY, QCTOBER I<> AT 11 A.M. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Will hold their next Horse Sale at Papakura, on Monday, October 12, and will yard about "j QA HORSES. ALL CLASSES. HEAVY, MEDIUM, AND LIGHT BROKEN AND UNBROKEN. Entries Solicited. A &RED pUCKLAND AND CONS. "jITAUNGATAWHIRI, VIA POKENO. IJ!HURSDAY. QCTOBER 1J? AT 11 A.M. ALFEED pUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. Robt. Pendergrast. who has disposed of his property, to Sell as above, HPHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND 1 . t DEAD STOCK. ~A CHOICE DAIRY COWS, milking and J" 10 calve 2 SHORTHORN BULLS 30 CALVES 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARE, any trial . 1 2-YEAR-OLD DRAUGHT FILLY 1 CHESTNUT HACK, by St. Crispin 1 QUIET GIG PONY 1 MILK WAGGON, carry 25cwt. 1 SPRING CART, carry -ton 1 SULKY AND HARNESS 1 HORNSBY MOWING MACHINE 9 20-GALLON MILK CANS 4 BUCKETS 1 SET DISC HARROWS 1 D.F. ROTARY PLOUGH 1 DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY, STOCK SADDLE AND SUNDRY HARNESS 1 SOW AND 7 SLIPS Also, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF--11 FECTS, including Piano, nearly new. Luncheon Provided. LFRED gUCKLAND AND CONS. pUXCLMAN yARDS. gATURDAY, QCTOBER iy ' AT 11.00 A.M. pUCKLAND AND CONS Will Hold a SPECIAL J AIRY CALE In the RUNCIMAN SATURDAY, And Will Yard Upwards of 250 DAIRY cows AND HEIFERS. Also. On account of tho Karaka Land Company. 20 CHOICE SPRINGING HEIFERS. Entries Solicited, gUCKLAND AND CONS. PUNCIMAN YARDS. (TUESDAY, QCTOBER 9A AT 12 NOON. CECOND QATTLE pAIR. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Will hold their Second Cattle Fair of the season in the Runciman Yards on TUESDAY, October 20, and will yard about : 1000 H i A i_ CATTLE . I /IHA FRESH-CONDITIONED THREE ■±yj\J AND FOUR-YEAR-OLD STEERS. j All Dairy Cattle will be offered at the conclusion of the Sale. Entries Respectfully Solicited!'ALFßED pUCKLAND AND CONS.