Sales by Auction. . pUKEKOHE. ON THE GROUND. THURSDAY, QCTOBER pp 1916. . AT 2 P.M. SHARP. 10 SECTIONS, pUKEKOHE. 10 Sections, tukekohe. THE choicest IN the TOWN. A LFRED JJUCKLAND AND SONS , Havo received instructions to offer by Public Auction, as above, THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, known as Mr. M. Hartneady's, subdivided into 18 SECTIONS (8 HALF-ACRE LOTS • AND 10 QUARTER-ACRE LOTS). Warm, dry, level, rich volcanic land; with front- ' ages to West Street,' Victoria Street and Helvetia Road, and being within a minutes' 1 walk of the Centre of tho Prosperous Town of Pukekohe. Low Reserves and Easiest of Terms. Property Flagged. Fuller particulars from MESSRS. EDMUND MAHONY 4 SON, Solicitors, Pukekohe, and Or, 38. Shortland St., City, A LFRED JJUCKLAND AND SONS, AUCTIONEERS. TURUA VARDS. 1 * « JfRIDAY, QCTOBER -| O AT 12 NOON. I JJUCKLAND AND SONS , Will hold their next Sale in the above Yards on FRIDAY. October 13. and will yard upwards of £ 450 HEAD OF ' CATTLE. JJUCKLAND AND SONS. 1 QOUNTRY SALES. PUKEKOHE-Special Dairy SaIe—SATURDAY. September 23. PUKEKOHE-MONDAY. September 25. KUMEU-Salo of Mr. B. H. Buscombe— TUESDAY. September 26. WAIUKU-Salo of Mr. Percy DenizeTUESDAY, September 26. - POKENO-Sale of Mr. C. W. Landon and , Mr T. G. Evison-WEDNESDAY, Sop- ' tembcr 27. ARARIMU NORTH (near Waimauku)-Sale 1 of Mr. E. A. (Bob) Frost-THURSDAY. September 28. • WAITAKARURU-FRIDAY, September 29. MANUREWA-Salo of Messrs. Young Bros. 1 -SATURDAY, September 50. I TUKEKOHE-Spring Horso Fair-MON-DAY and TUESDAY, October" 2 and 3. , HELENSVILLE-MONDAY. October 2. , WELL'SFORD-TUESDAY, October 3, • KUMEU-WEDNESDAY. October 4. 1 WAIUKU-SATURDAY, October 7. HOWICK-MONDAY, Octobe* 9. PAPAKURA-Horßo Salo-MONDAY, October 9. EAST TAMAKI-Sale Deceased John GiIIard—TUESDAY. October 10., > TURUA-FRIDAY, Octobor 13. RUNCIMAN-Dairy Salc-SATURDAY October 14. POKENO-MONDAY, October 16. RUNCIMAN-TUESDAY, October 17. PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION IN DATE OF TUAKAU SALE. WEEKLY SALES. i THE . HAMABEBDAYS -Hides. Bkins, Wool, Tallow, etc. WESTFIELD ;, YAKDS-WEDNESDAYS- , Fat Cattle. Sheep, Calves, Pigs, etc '* WESTKIELD YARDS - THURSDAYS - Dairy and Store Stock. rHE HAYMARKET-FRIDAYS- Horses Vehicles, Harness, Uay, Straw, and* Grain, etc. Buyers for MESSRS. THOS BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA). LTD., FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS, ETC. Prices on Application. A LFRED JJUCKLAND AND SONS. AUCTIONEERS AUCKLAND. QLEARING gALE AT AWAROA , ■ j ANDING, J^AIKE. IJHURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 90 AT 12 O'CLOCK. '" Pft n 0 i , , d . witJl instructions from Mr. H. F Bilhngton, wo will Sell on his farm, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. Including— 6 JERSEY COWS, in milk, and due to calve 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY COW, Bridle Roso Bloom, No. 1573 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE BULL. Sir John French, No. 2909. 1 REGISTERED PEDIGREE YEARLING BULL 3 18-MONTHS HEIFERS. 3 5 YEARLING STEERS. 3 FARM HORSES 1 PONY MARE AND FOAL 22 AND 3 YEAR OLD FILLIES AND GELDINGS C BREEDING SOWS, due to farrow early in Octobor SHEEP 55-gallon Vega Separator, 27-gallon Separator. 4 Cream Cans, S.F. Lever Plough, S.F. Disc Plough. Chain and Tripod Harrows, Hand Chaffcutter, 3 Tons Manure, Gig and Harness. Sledges, Farm Tools, Household Furniture, etc., etc. Also, if not sold privately, we will Offer, At 12 o'clock, 9 rpHE JjIARM OF 11A A CRES. '■ Particulars at Sale. Gordon Bros.* steamers will leave Rangiriri after arrival of 11 a.m. trains, Morning of Sale, and will return in time to catch I evening trains d — Luncheon Provided. rpHE TURNERS' COOPERATIVE d AUCTIONEERING QO., T TO.. d HAMILTON. AUCTIONEERS. PLEASING SALE AT rjORDONTON. ,_ EAR JJAMILTON. MONDAY, QCTOBER 9 AT 12 O'CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from Mr. F. Cunningham, who has sold his farm, we will Soil THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. including— 62 CHOICE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, in milk and to calve 5- 33 COWS. 2 FARM HORSES. 3 2-YEAR-OLD HORSES, by General Wood and Resolution, 11 Pigs, Roller, 0 Drill, 2 Ploughs. Mowing Machine, ~' Tino. Chain, SwainD Harrows, Spring Dray, Trap Harness, Grindstone, 1 Ton Manure Pie Styes., Milk Cans, ' and Sundries, Etc., Etc. iiLuncheon Provided. 3' rpHE "FARMERS' pO.-OP. AUC 'PIONEERING QO., J TD„ HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. TUTANAWAHE STOCK SALE, MEAR ATATATA. 0 TO BE HELD IN MESSRS. HOLST BROS. YARDS. 0 9 WEDNESDAY, QCTOBER -JO S, J2OO WELL-BRED CATTLE J.*«Uv/ including— 75 3-4-YEAR BULLOCKS 200 3-YEAR STEERS 375 2-YEAR STEERS 65 18-MONTH STEERS e) 220 YEARLING STEERS II 75 2-3-YEAR HEIFERS ™ 100 YEARLING HEIFERS is 70 COWS r). 20 DAIRY HEIFERS »■ 2000 ROMNEY CROSS EWES, with lamb «■ at foot 2; 350 2-4-TOOTH WETHERS ,1 270 MIXED HOGGETS (all sheep in th ' woo!). Clients can book their seats for this sal at the Office of the Company. rpHE JjiARMERS' QO.-OP. AU( g ( TIONEERING QO., J TD., HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16342, 23 September 1916, Page 3
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