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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16098, 11 December 1915, Page 3

_ Sales by Auction. TUTAUKU. VIA PUKEKOHE. IJ<HURSDAY. TTjECEMBER *>0 AT 12 NOON. A LFKED "DUCKLAND AND CONS, Have received instructions from Mr. E. Bye. of Mauku. who has sold his farm, to Sell as above, TEE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND -l DEAD STOCK. JO CHOICE HOLSTEIN AND JERSEY tfcO DAIRY COWS, in full milk and due to calve 1 YEAR-OLD HOLSTEIN BULL 12 BULL CALVES 1 DISC PLOUGH, almost new 8 MTLK CANS. FARM TOOLS. SUNDRIES. Etc. Also. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Luncheon Provided. • ■"—— We won!;.' traw special attention to the i above Cow. .a they are a first-class herd. Intending purchasers may inspect them at any time prior to sale. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS, OAMPBELL DHOW p ROUND, ~C<PSOM. TjTRIDAY, "TIECEMBER 91 AT 9.30 A.M. i | ALFRED T3UCKLAND AND CONS WTLL HOLD A SALE OF I rPHOROUGHBRED AND rpBOTTING TTORSE3 OX ABOVE DATE. ONLY PEDIGREE STOCK WILL BE OFFERED. EARLY ENTRIES SOLICITED. ALFRED T>UCKLAND AND OONS.

/COUNTRY OALES- J MERCER—SaIe of Mr. W. Mason— DAY, December 13. TUESDAY. December 14 THREE KINGS-Sale of Mr. A. N. Olesen— THURSDVY, December 16. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY. December 17. RAMARAMA in the Estate of the lata J. T. Perry SATURDAY. December 18. POKENO—MONDAY. December 30. RUNCIMAN— December 21. RAMARAMA— of Mr. P. Gannon— WEDNESDAY, December 22. MAUKU—SaIe of Mr. E. Rye—THURSDAY, December 23. PUKEKOHE—TUESDAY, December 28. —Please note date of Pukekohe Sale. WEEKLY SALES. THE YMARKET—TUESDAYS — Hides, Skins Wool. Tallow, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS — WEDNESDAYS — Fat Cattle. Sheep. Calves, Pigs, etc WESTFIELD YARDS — THURSDAYS — Dairy, and Store Stock. THE HAYMARKET — FRIDAYS — Horses. Vehicles. Harness, Hay. Straw and Grain, etc ALFRED TJUCKLAND AND OONS. •PANGTRTRT OTOCK QALE. f-pUESDAY, T\ECEMBER -J A AT 12 O'CLOCK. QQA HEAD OF CATTLE, Including: 70 3 AND SI-YEAR FRESH CONDITIONED STEERS 40 FAT COWS \ 100 18-MONTH TO 2-YEAR STEERS 150 YEARLING TO 15-MONTHS CATTLE 50 EMPTY HEIFERS 200 MTyv.n CATTLE. -VJATAMATA OTOCK OALE. | ■ynrr EDNESDAY, "TVECEMBER 1 C AT 12 O'CLOCK. OAA HEAD OF CATTLE, Including 160 HEAD OF BEEF 80 21 TO 3-YEAR STEERS 150 WEAKER CALVES. 350 STORE CATTLE "PABMERS' QO-OPEEATIVE A UCTIONEERING pO., T TD.. AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. /CLEARING OALE AT pUREKA. (NEAR HAMILTON). rnUESDAY, T\ECEMBER -j A AT 13 O'CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from Mr- W. Townsend, who is giving up dairying on account of labour troubles, we will Sell, on his farm at Eureka, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK., including: nx EXTRA CHOICE DAIRY COWS, in DO full milk 63 WEANER CALVES STORE CATTLE SHEEP, PIGS, HORSES, i Farm Implements, Tools, Sundries. Fourcow Plant Victory Milking Machine and Engine. Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—Wo can with confidence recommend the above cows as at present they hold top test and supply at Eureka Factory. FARMERS' QO-OPEEATIVE A UCTIONEERING /~tO., T TD.. AUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. 1— — i -TV»LGETY AND /"COMPANY, T ID., IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE AUCKLAND FARM_RS* UNION. LTD.. WHANGAREI. TTELENSVTLLE OALE. ) rpUESDAY, TVECEMBER ha 4~0 HEAD , j- OF CATTLE, i *±«J\J Including C 100 3 AND 4-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN BULLOCKS, good colours, in forward condition, direct from the growers 410 3 AJSD 4-YEAR-OLD HEREFORDSHORTHORN cross BULLOCKS, one earmark and straight from c Wharehme Station 25 FAT COWS t 50 15-MONTH OLD STEERS 30 15-MONTH OLD HEIFERS 50 EMPTY COWS, largo-framed and for- , ward I 10 GOOD SHORTHORN COWS AND 9 CALVES i 40 2-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN STEERS 1 60 SHORTHORN CALVES, by pedigree '• Shorthorn bull, mixed sexes 3 SHORTHORN BULLS. Further Entries Solicited. | '' CON* CHRISTIE. AwtfeaMt. j