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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16267, 28 June 1916, Page 12

Sates by Auction. "7EALAXD T OAN AND AITEECANTILE A GENCT, COMPANY, ""LIMITED. QLEXBSOOK. TI7AIUKU. 'TOMORROW (THURSDAY, 11.30 A.M. The Undersized, favoured -with instructions from Mr. Frank Henry, who it retiring from dairying, will Sell as above, on the {arm, „£ h O|CE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, mostly 2nd and 3rd calves 10 YEARLING HEIFERS 1 YEARLING BULL 1 BULL. 2 years old 3 BREEDING SOWS 2 BOARS " DAIRY UTENSILS, Etc. Also, TTIS VALUABLE PROPERTIES. As follows. FARM OF 80 ACRES, all ploughable. well watered; in grass, excepting shelter bush. House, 7 rooms; cowshed, etc. Place now carrying 35 milking cows. E.R. at £20 per annum. Situated at Glenbrook. adjoining township; close to railway, school, etc.; handy to Waiutu; cream-cart calls. Also. HO ACRES. FREEHOLD, all ploughable • O and in English grasses; 5 paddocks: new cowshed. 16 bails and plant complete; Glenbrook station, school, etc.. i-mile; fences in thorough order; metal road; cream-cart calls. Also. fOl ACRES. FREEHOLD, part grass. 4 102 acres shelter bush, all ploughable: watered by stream; close to above properties; volcanic soil. Also. QUEEN STREET. WAIUKU — THREE GOOD SHOPS and Large Stable, on Section 58ft by 160 ft (aboi*u freehold. Luncheon Provided. N.B.—We would draw special attention to this Sale, as the cows and heifers are firstclass. Mr. Henry baring called oat his cows every year and only kept toe best. ."^I/JEBT""'" - £> XTARDS. TpO-MOR }■* (THURSDAY). The Undersigned have received instruction* from Measrv Gray and James. Manorewa, who have uTseolved partnership, to Sell On CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND OK) HEIFERS 1 BROWN HORSE 1 BOAR 1 MAIZE PLANTER 1 BINGLE-FURROW PLOUGH 1 SET CHAIN HARROWS 1 SET TINE HARROWS 6 CANS 1 SET HARNESS. Also, od Account of a Chen:. Q CHOICE DAIRY COWS 43 YEARLING HEIFERS. At 2 p.m. On Account of Mr. M. A. Clarkson. Pokeno. 900 CROSSBRED EWES. 2-tooth to fresh *"W full-mouth; been running with Romney Rams; due to lamb In July 45 LAMBS. For Private Pate, QAfl ROMNEY-LINCOLN EWES. 4 and <J\J\J 6-tooth ; in lamb to Southdown Rams. A first-class line. pAPAKURA "ITARDS. JULY Q 1916. AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP. The Undersigned will hold a CPECIAL OALE OF TJAIBY QAITLE And will Yard upwards of QAf) DAISY COWS AND HEIFERS. Amongst therm, on account of Mr. D. Baird. who is retiring from Dairying, 12 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, close to profit. On Account of Mr. A. J. Sutherland. THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD OF 25 CHOICE COWS, due to calve July. On account of Mr. D. Bell, who is giving up Dairying, 60 CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, close to profit, in good condition. Also, on Account of Client. 50 SHORTHORN HEIFERS, in calf to Shorthorn Bull. A real good line. On Account of Various Owners. 6 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, calved and to calve. Also. 12 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due July and August. Entries Solicited. N.B.—Advertised Cows at 12 noon. pAPAKURA CALEYABDS, 'T'UESDAY, JULY A 1316, AT 11 A.M. The Undersigned will Sell »7:rQ HEAD CATTLE, all descriptions. Including— 50 THRFE-AND-A-HALF-YEAR STEERS 60 STEERS 100 YEARLING TO 18-MONTH STEERS 100 FRESH AND FORWARD COWS 75 BEEF. Entries Solicited. riOBOMAXDEL "yABDS. 'pHURSDAY. JULY O 1916, AT 12.30 P.M. -I CA MIXED STOCK, J -° Including. On Account of Mr. A. A. James 14 SPRINGERS, due August and September. Also, 9AA MIXED SHEEP. 4W Including 60 FAT WETHERS AND 40 FAT EWES. pUKEKOHE CALEYABDS. SATURDAY, JULY Q 1916. AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Messrs. H. Dell and Sons, who are retiring from dairying, we will Sell rjiHE WHOLE OF THEIR DAIRY HERD. ■*- Comprising Qf\ CHOICE COWS AND HEIFERS, due UV to calve July and August. Also. 40 COW COVERS, 14 MILK AND CREAM 1 ENGLISH BENTALL ENGINE, new cost £60, 3-b.h.p. ' 1 90-GALLON ALPHA - LAVAL SEPARATOR, with power wheel, new 1 AERATOR AND STAND 1 CREAM COOLER 1 LIGHT FARM WAGGON, up to 1 ton SUNDRY HARNESS. Etc., Etc? X.B.— would call special attention to this Sale, as the Cows are Jersey-Shorthorn cross, reared on the farm, by a purebred Jersey bull, Golden Hope, and a purebred Shorthorn bull, Red Duke. The Cows have all been hand-milked. Sale is being held in our Pukekohe Yard for the convenience of buyers. pUKEKOHE QALEYARDS. TyjOXDAY, JULY -JQ 1916. AT 11 A.M. The Undersigned will hold a SPECIAL SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE, And will yard upwards of 200 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. pUKEKOHE KALEYARDS. TUESDAY. JULY -J -J - vm. AT 11 A.M. The Undersigned will Sell a~() HEAD OF CATTLE, All Descriptions, Including 100 YEARLING TO 1&-MONTHS STEERS 100 YEARLING TO 16-MONTH HEIFERS 80 FORWARD YOUNG COWS ******** 100 HEAD OF BEEF. Entries Solicited.