Sales by Auction. "DOMBAY. LATE MRS. SHANAHAN'S FARM, TITAY -I A AT 12 NOON. pUCKLAND & CONS. LTD.. Have received instructions from Mr. Alex. French, Bombay, whose lease has expired, to Bell as abovo, THE WHOLE OP HIS LIVE AND DEAD SJTOCK. 90, CHOICE DAIRY COWS, duo to calr« •XV July an( Aagitst. 5 SOWS, due to farrow 1 PUREBRED BOAR 7 SLIPS G TONS HAY, SUNDRIES. ETC. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EFFECTS. Luncheon Provided. A LFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD., rpUAKAU CALEYARDS. rpHURSDAY, TITAY IK AT 12 NOON. A LFEED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD., Will yard about ■JfjA HEAD CATTLE. A LFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD. " IyAIKAWAU" pLOCK, rtOROMANDEL pENINSUIA, PINE CHEEP AND nATTLE pARM i OF 1 2733 ACRESABSOLUTELY THE BEST PROPOSITION EVER OFFERED IS THE DISTRICT. ALFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LTD., Favoured with instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of F. W. Smith, will offer bv Public Auction at their Laud Sales Room, the Haymarket. Auckland, on FRIDAY, jp 16j AT 2.30 ™« ABOVE FINE PROPERTY OF 2733 ACRES The greater v»rt is gra«sed, fenced into numerous subdivisions, with present capacity of aboil) 1 sheep per acre and 200 to 300 cn'tlo. The land comprises 400 seres richest flax swamp and 200 acres alluvial flats, main drained and all carrying 6tock' the ba'ancc is undulating to lu'ly, healthitst of sheep country, and not cliffy. With iudiciens outlay on the level portion, and more burning off and sowing tho uplands, the carrying capacity can ho doubled. We know of no better " cheap" land opportunity. Fine navigable creek to deeo water, n'so frontago to 'he Cabbage Bay-Port Charles Road, 6 miles from regular weekly st*»i>ra communication with City. The Buildings comprise Manager's and Man's Cottage. The Sheep \ard.=. concrete floors and Dip, fine Shearing and Wool Sheds, with Marhino Plant, ar* equal to anv'h'nii in the country; all new and on the most approved modern lines. Further particulars available from tho • Auctioneers. A LFRED pUCKLAND d; CONS, LTD. < NOTE.-THF, SALE IS PEREMPTORY! AND PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RE- . SERVE. , 9 pARMS. "WEYMOUTH:. SHORES OF BEAUTIFUL MANUKAU. 2 MILES MANUHEWA STATION, BY PERFECT METALLED ROAD. PRIDAY. TtTAY 1g AT 2.30 P.M. A LFRED pUCKLAND A CONS, LTD ' Favoured with instructions from Mrs. W. P. Palmer, will offer by Public Auction, at their Haymarket Land Rooms. PART OF HER BEAUTIFUL WEYMOUTH FARM. - T OT 1-51 ACRES TOT 2-45 ACRES All level, rich, semi-volcanic land, ploughed, grassed, well ion.-.ed, and subdivided. Such handy-sued sections, so near suburban train service, aro seldom offered. ; •> Further Particulars from the Auctioneers. I c ——— ALFRED pUCKLAND & CONS. LTD.. THE HAYMARKET. pLEVEDON yARDS. - M ONDAY. M AY 19, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED pUCKLAND & CONS, LID., Will Yard •JAA HEAD CATTLE. Also, On account of Mr. H. C. Firth, Ardmore. ' who has soid his linn, ■i QA 2, 4, AND 6-TOOTH ROMNEY, LIN . lOU COLN EWES, in lamb to itomncy ' rams. 6 CHOICE SPRINGING COWS, duo to calve June, Ju.y and August. 3 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, boon running with bull 1 19-MONTHS-OLD SHORTHORN BULL 2 HALVES ) 2 FARM GELDINGS, v.ork anywhere. Heavy Spring Cart and Ha-nesl, 3 S.F. Ploughs, Tine Harrows, Timber Jack, Vice, Farm Too.s, Sundries, Etc. A LFRED pUCKLAND & CONS. LTD ■JVTAUKU. , WEDNESDAY, JJAY 21, AT 13 NOON. A LFRED pUCKUND A gONS, LTD., j Uavo revived instructions from Mr. N. 1 Person, Mauku, who has sold his Farm, to 1 Sflll, a.i above, I rpHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD ji 1 STUCK. i Particulars Later. d A LFRED pUCKLAND A CONS, LTD. 0 A KA A KA> WAirKUrpnURSDAY, ir.\Y 09 f AT 12 NOON SHARP. I. A LFRED "DCCKLAND A gOXS. LTD., Have received inslnutions fr m Mr. Ed. Bent. Aka Aka, who has sold his farm, to . "WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. n CAREFULLY - SELECTED DAIRY COWS. 2nd and 3rd culvers, dim to culve irera July to registered Pedigree Shorthorn BuM O'A EXTRA CHOICE 18-MONTHS TO ? ■ &J Y'Mt-OLD SHOKTHOKN HEIFERS, in calf to registered pedigree Sl'or'horn Bull on 18-MONTHS TO 2-YEAR-OLD STEERS '•• DRY COWS rfgisterfd PEDI--120 MONTH OLD RFOJSTOTm PEOI- '.?, " GRF.E SHORTHORN BULL, bred M bv Win. G Park. .^ IS GOOD CM.VES, 4 PORKERS ' \ B^bVrS ABT,E FARM MARE n 1 VERY RELIABLE BUGGY MARE ISS. Bum. 1 DS Buggy, bins'* and 1C Doub'-. Harness. rip-drsv and Hn--1 ne"s Set Pise Harrows. SF. Plough. Pledge. Wat*r Piping. 2 Water D Troughs. 40 Shwts Corrnented Iron. 6 Coil- Barb Wire. 100 Fencing, Gale, er and St'»inmg Post, 6 0«»"s. F 'ai'a- form Scales. Scalding Tub, Iron Boil it and Frame Timber 3 ream Cans (6 «ral ): 1 P LL. Emriiie. 31 h n.. and Shafting. Farm Tools. Sundries, etc , „_ ag norsv-'nr.n FURNITURE ARE EFFECTS Luncheon Provided. ), A LFRED pUCKLAND A gOKS, LTD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17151, 3 May 1919, Page 7
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