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

•Vi< Sales by Auction *< • . pOKENO. V (BETWEEN POKENO' AND MERCER.) rpHUBSDAY, APRIL 07 AT 12 NOON. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. H. .T. Saddleton, who has sold his farm, to Sell, as above, , THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 5 J- DEAD STOCK. IK CHOICE YOUNG GRADE JERSEY 10 DAIRY COWS, due Juno and July 8 SPRINGING HEIFERS, due June, July ' 9 HEIFER CALVES Useful Farm Gelding, Trap (1-ton) and Harness, 2 Porkers, Poultry, S.F. Plough, Disc and Tine Harrows, Swamp Harrow, Spring-tooth Cultivator, Plough Harness, Swingletrees, Sledge, Garden Tools, etc., Separator (Globe) lssgals; Creamery Cans. Barrel Churn, Butter Worker and Dairy Utensils. Also. SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, >■■> including Piano, by Fisher. Luncheon Provided. Tho Cows are n choice lot and can be recommended. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. T HE : [ ARKET LAND SALEROOM. pRIDAY, APRIL 90 1916, AT 2.30 P.M. HA TDEAL pEACH pRONTAGES ON rpHE MANUKAU -TTARBOUR. TTARAKA pEACH. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Heve received instructions from Mr. Isaac Clark to otter by Public Auction, as above, 2Q pEAUTIFUL pEACH PRONTAGES, £ AT WAIAU pAH, EACH WITH 66 FEET FRONTAGE TO A TIP-TOP. CLEAN SANDY BEACH. Perfectly safe for sea bathing. Those nice camping areas should appeal to those desirous of obtaining such sites, and are easily reached by road or by motor-launch. Easy Terms. Property Flagged. Plans ready in a few days. ALo, Instructed by MR. JOSEPH CAMPBELL. "MS pAKURANGA pARM, 77} ACRES. FREEHOLD:' well fenced and in 10 paddocks; all in the best of grasses, except 5 acres turnips, etc.; amply watered. ' House, 5 -ins. bathroom, pantry, and ecullery; cowshec, 9 bails (concrete floor), stable, etc. P. «nd T.O. and creamery } mile, school J-raite. The property will carry 40 head of dairy cows, and is a town milk supply proposition. Property Flagged. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS, AUCTIONEERS. — ] WELLSFORD CALEYARDS. rpUESDAY, MAY <\ 1916. AT 12.50 P.M. THE pORT ALBERT CHOW ' Q.ROUNDS. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. Have received instructions from the Trus- . tees of the Port Albert Show Ground to offer by Public Auction, as above, 1 rpHE pORT ALBERT CHOW Q.ROUND CITE, Being Part of Allotment 170, Oruawharo Parish, containing 5 Acres. Property Flagged. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS, AUCTIONEERS. WELLSFORD CALEYARDS. TUESDAY. MAY O 1916, AT 12..30 P.M. 184" ACRB F AKM AT W AYBY ' ALFRED pUCKLAND AND OONS Have 'eceived instructions from Mr. T. Carrel to Offer by Public Auction, as above. HIS FREEHOLD FARM, 184 ACRES, aid fenced , and in 16 paddocks, sheepproof fences of tho bost material; all 111 grass except clumps of natural bush reserved for shelter. The water supply is permanent. The farm is nearly all level, and all ploughablo. Cottage, 3 «poms, well finished, good outbuildings. "hr Wayby railway station is 11 miles diitant, school about 2 chains away, P. and T.O. half-miie, cream cart passes the gate. Land transfer Title. Easy Terms. Property Flagged. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND QONS, AUCTIONEERS. WAITAKARURU VARUS. pRIDAY, M AY 5j AT 12 NOON. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Will hold thoir Next Salo in tho above Yards, on FRIDAY, May 5, and will yard upwards 450 EAD Amß ' Including— 60 18-MONTHS-OLD STEERS 40 21-YEAR-OLD STEERS. McCarthy's Launch will leave Shortland Wharf on the Morning of tho Sale. ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. rpAKANINI, ADJOINING STATION. TUESDAY, MAY A AT 12 NOON. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. Ben Johnson, who is giving up farming, to Sell as above, THE Whole of HIS LIVE and 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. r= J piSH! IS HI I FISHII! Teeming varieties from tho deep sea, caught, cleaned, handled by the most expert methods, and washed in pure ice water in tiled tubs, 4 AND 6 SCHNAPPER FOR A SHILLING. SANFORD'S FISH MART, . Opposite Customhouse, Customs St. West. 'Phone 658. 1