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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16205, 15 April 1916, Page 3

• 'M<j--y : Sales .by. Auction. ;>.;': pOKENO CALEYARDS. d l A PHIL 17 ■ AT 11.30 A.M. gUCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell 350 - H EAD C ATTLE Also, On Account of Owner going to the front. 19 GOOD DAIRY COWS, due to calve A *J in July and August. Also. 20 GOOD, FAT. AND FORWARD COWS. -DUCKLAND AND CONS. "DUNCIMAN VARDS. nnUESDAY, APRIL 1Q AT 12 NOON. A LFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS 1 Will Sell. ' "HAIRY rtOWS AND •cteifers. , Also, ; TTEAD CTORE QATTLE. , A LFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. ! nPHE TTAYMARKET. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10 AT 11 A.M. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell. Ex S.S. Tarawcra, from Dunedin. on Account of Mr. W. Hastie, 9 PEDIGREE DRAUGHT MARES, 5 to 0 5 years A LORRY GELDINGS. 3 to 6 years K VAN HORSES, 3 to G years. The above animals are straight from the Breeder, and will bo on view at the Haymarket from Monday morning. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. WHITFORD. rTHURSDAY, APRIL 9Q AT 13 NOON. A'LFRED -DUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from _ Mr. F. Grainger, who has enlisted, and is leaving for the hunt, to sell as abova, rpHE WHOLE OP HIS LIVE AND DEAD -*■ STOCK. oft GOOD HEIFERS, been running with -4<V/ Shorthorn bull since August 25 SHORTHORN CALVES 60 TWO- 00. WETHERS, fresh, condilwn 4 FARM" HORSES, work anywhere 1 THREE-YEAR-OLD COLT, by Doctor . Dick 1 f-TACK OAT SHEAVES. ab.--.it 9 tons V..8". Drill. D.F. Plough. S.F. Oliver Plough. S.F. Bradley Plough, Roller, Scarifier: 1 Set Tine and Diso Harrows, Tip Dray and Frame, Gig, Milk Trap, Mower, Hay Rack, Farm Tools, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. ALFRED •DUCELANDAND CONS. pUKEKOHE CALEYARDS. rpUESDAY, APRIL 25 (PLEASE NOTE DATE OF SALE). AT XL A.M. ALFRED DUCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell AIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Also, at 1 p.m., •4 0 A FAT CATTLE 1 £A VERY FORWARD 31 TO 41-YEAR--IDU OLD STEERS. These are good bullocks, and are for absolute sale. IAA FORWARD-CONDITIONED 3 AND IUU 4-YEAR-OLD STEER 3. from Glen Murray rtf\ WELL-BRED NICE-CONDITIONED <U 2 TO 3-YEAR-OLD STEERfi, from Miranda. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. pUKEKOHE OALEYARD3. rpUESDAY, A PRIL 25, 191 - AT 1 P.M. ■ift CMALL pARMS AT pUKEKOHE. ALFRED TfiUCKLAND AND gC'NS .Have received instructions from Mr.W. G. ! Abbott to offer, by Public Auction, as above, TT.3 WELL - KNOWN FARM, , "-*■ Subdivided into ilO AKDY - SIZED TTOLDINC-S, Ranging in areas from 5 Acres to 8 Acres. Only two miles from progressive town of i , Pukekohe. I This properly is situated in the shelter of the famous hill, and iB recognised M being the finest cropping lend in the district. Large landowners, some distance back, would be wise to secure a flection, for Block accommodation purposes. On Lot 5 (containing 6 acres) is splendid , Dwelling and outbuildings. EASIEST POSSIBLE TERMS. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. Property Flagged. Plans now ready. Call or write for one. ALFRED T>UCKLAND AND CONS, AUCTIONEERS. TV-EWMARKET TABLES. WEDNESDAY, A PRIL 2g, AT 11 A.M. T IVERY CITABLE pLANT. ALFRED AUCKLAND AND CONS Hove received instructions from Mr. C. Herbert, who is giving up business and going farming, to Sell, as above, fTHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVERY STABLE 1 PLANT. Consisting of— 9 A USEFUL HORSES OF ALL CLASSES GIGS 'BUSES. BRAKES, HEARSE. LANDAUS, WAGGONS. SPRING DRAYS, CARTS. Also, TTARNESS FOR ABOVE VEHICLES. Fuller Particulars Later. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. PAST qiAMAKI. LATE MRS. HARRISON'S FARM. rpUESDAY, MAY 2, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND (^ONS Have received instructions from Mr. M. D. Moore, who hao sold his farm, to Sell, ns above, _ „ he WHOLE OF HIS LIVE m 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. i