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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16300, 5 August 1916, Page 3

Sales by Auction. TURUA yARDS. pHIDAY. A UGUST -j -J - AT 12 NOON. ;. "DUCKLAXD AND CONS '• Will hold their ™ ! Sale in the above Yards | on FRIDAY. August 11. and will yard up- • i wards ol 1 450 HEAD CATTLE. pUCKLAND AND CONS. pAVONA, QTAHUHU. gATURDAY, AUGUST 19 j AT 1 O'CLOCK. - i J^ LFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. I Have received instructions from Mr. Germie 1 Mans, who is leaving for the front, to Sell. I THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOCK T HE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOCK ! ' AND POULTRY ■\A JERSEY' DAIRY COWS, milking, and due to calve ' i 1 GIG AXD HARNESS j 1 BAY MARE j DUCKS. GEESE. AND FOWLS, all 1 laying OUSE £Sk D .FURNITURE OF SIX ROOMS, including PIANO. LFRED pUCKLAND AND OONS pUNCIMAN yARDS. gATURDAY. AUGUST -(9 AT 12 NOON. *" pUCKLAND AND CONS Will hold a FECIAL T)AIEY DALE In the Runciman Yards, as above, and will yard upwards of 200 DAIRY COWS, HEIFERS AND *- vv/ BULLS. ! Also. In Aid of Serbian Relief Fund. 4 20-GALLON MILK CANS (good as now) 1 STRONG GORSE PLOUGH. Entries Solicited. pUCKLAND AND CONS. pUNCIMAN yARDS. TUESDAY, A UGUST -| ~ AT 12 NOON. "DUCKLAND AND CONS Will Sell j "QAIRY QOWS AND TTEIFERS. I ' Also. 1 I TER - T CHOICE 18 MONTHS TO 10U TWO-AND-A-HALF YEAR OLD SHORTHORN-HEREFORD STEERS. ! in fresh condition. j ALFRED -DUCKLAND AND CONS. pUKEKOHE TJILL. THURSDAY, A UGUST -J -7 AT 12 NOON. gUCKLAND AND OOXS Have received instructions from Mrs. K G I toughlan. who has sold her farm, to 'Sell i as above I fTHE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND ! -*- DEAD STOCK. | I Particulars Later. "DUCKLAND AND CONS. ' LYESTFIELD yARDS. 'J'HURSDAY, AUGUST -J y AT 12 NOON. On Account of Mr. Gormie Evans, Otahuhu. Q CATTLE DOGS, Good Workers. A LFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS. PLEACH pOAD. rpHURSDAY, A UGUST -t rr AT 11 A.M. A LFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Messrs. Cousins and Atkin. whose lease has expired and who are removing to new premises, to Sell, YEW AND SECOND-HAND VEHICLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Consisting of:— DOUBLE AND SINGLE-SEATED BUGGIES. Dog-Carts, Gigs, Sulkies. Spring Carte. Spring Drays, Settlers' Carts, Light and Heavy Waggons. Vans. Drays, etc. Also, at 12.30 p.m. f»A-H.P. SUCTION GAS ENGINE AND OU PRODUCER. Spare Machinerv, Shafting. Pulleys Quantity of Coachbuilding Materials. Wheels. Sundries, etc. WITHOUT RESERVE. LFRED "DUCKLAND AXD CONS. T HE AYMARK T AND CALEROOMS. pRIDAY, -JO 1916. AT 2.30 P.M. 198 A CRES ' "\V a IKOUKOU. ALFRED DUCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from the Trustee in the E-tat.r- of the late John Adlinglon, to Sell by Publ.i. Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE, rpilE FARM OF 198 ACRES.—Not quite J- ring fenced, in 8 paddocks; 120 acres in jrasn, mostly old pasture; small orchard, balance iern and light bush., with rouith feed throughout: watered by creeks. House. 5 rooms, -house, race cowshed, engineshed, separator-room, gig-shed, feedrooru; P. and T.O. 3: miles, school 2 miles. Waimauku railway station 31 miles. Auckland only 29 miles distant. To wind up the Estate the Property goes to the highest bidder, and the terms are all cash. Property is Flagged. ALFRED DUCKLAND AND CONS, AUCTIONEERS. AUKU. "IyEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90 AT 12 NOON. A LFRED X>UCKLAND AND CONS Have received instructions from Mr. W. Xicholls. who has sold his farm, to Sell, as abi. ,- e THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD 1 STOCK. Particulars Later. • ALFRED "DUCKLAND AND CONS.