; SALES BY AUOTIOH. " ■ pOULTRY, FRUIT, PRODUCE. GRAIN. J # " TONES. AUCTIONEERS. , v HTO-DAY (FRIDAY). - ! AT -i-i O'CLOCK. T TONES. AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. ! ■ ;.i Will Sell by Auction, POULTRY, POULTRYHEAVY SUPPLY HENS, ROOSTERS. DUCKS. GEESE. TURKEYS, DUCKLINGS. CHICKENS. PIGS— 35 WEANERS. 750 BAGS NEW POTATOES. 80 BAGS ONIONS. SWEDES. KUMARAS. VEGETABLES ■pRUIT— " £ ALL KINDS. ■pGGS. EGGS. • CHEESE, BUTTER. HAMS. SIDES. HONEY. SUNDRIES. GRAINMAIZE. WHEAT. OATS. BRAN, SHARPS. CHAFF. BARLEY. Also, 83 SACKS DAMAGED WHEAT. 200 SACKS SEED POTATOES. 6 SEPARATORS. 1 LAWN MOWER. • 5 INCUBATORS. 2 STOVES. 14 MILK CANS. WIRE. IRON. AND SUNDRIES. . QUANTITY PAPER BAGS. J. -joW POULTRY. FRUIT AND PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS. GRAIN AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. ON THE CORNER. A T MP UNT EDENWEDNESDAY "\TEXT, •VrOVEMBER jJ_ AT 11 O'CLOCK. J TONES. AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. Will Sell by Auction, on account of Mr. W. J. Crawford, who has sold his Property, corner of St. Leonard's Road and St. Andrew's Road (third road on left from Mt. Eden Tram Terminus), TTOUSEHOLD pURNITURE AND -piFFECTS.' TTOUSEHOLD JTiUrNITURE AND pFFECTS. 1 SIDEBOARD. DINING BOOM TABLE. 7 OAK CHAIRS. , 1 SETTEE. J ■ 1 SUITE OF FURNITURE. 1 SEWING MACHINE. PICTURES. 1 BOOK CASE. LINOLEUM. 1 HALL STAND. LINO CONTENTS FOUR BEDROOMS w . ■ ■: 1 WARDROBE. 1 COMBINATION CHEST. DRESSING TABLES. LINO.. GENERAL BEDS. BEDDING. MATTRESS. 1 PIANO (HAAKE). Splendid order. 1 TAPESTRY SUITE. 7 Pieces. OVAL TABLES. MUSIC STAND. PICTURES. CURTAINS. CHAIRS, . GLASSWARE. ORNAMENTS. CUTLERY AND GENERAL— _ KITCHEN UTENSILS. KITCHEN TABLE. CHAIRS. CUPBOARD. AND DRESSER. 7 CANADIAN CHAIRS: also Jam Jars. Also, .;■■; -\iy ] 2 COWS. 1 SPRING CART. TINE HARROWS. 14-WHEEL BUGGY. HARNESS. 5 TON HAY IN STACK. „ * - - XT QUANTITY CORRUGATED IRON. ' 1 1 GARDEN PLOUGH. 500 BRICKS. 50 6-INCH TILES (field). 50 9-INCH TILES (field). GRUBBER and MOULDER. SAW BENCH. 1 CHURNHOST GENERAL SUNDRIES. FURTHER PARTICULARS LATER. SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. ■:,- NOVEMBER 14. -. J. -.-T ONE 8. . GENERAIL AUCTIONEERS. CITY MARKETS. AT Tl/rANUREWA. FIVE MINUTES FROM STATION. ~ QATURDAY. "VTOVEMBER "■■■■■-VJ- S -' AT 1 O'CLOCK. ': X TONES, AUCTIONEERS, ;^?, Will Sell by Auction, on account of / ;' MR. H. M. KING, . ' ALL HIS PUREBRED POULTRY, INCUBATORS, ETC. ALL ■ HIS PUREBRED POULTRY. INCUBATORS. n ETC. « WITHOUT RESERVE. :i IN LOTS. TO SUIT PURHASERS. 150 BLACK ORPINGTON PULLETS. 140 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS. : 890 BLACK ORPINGTON FOWLS. • 100 WHITE LEGHORN FOWLS. 1 BUCKEYE INCUBATOR (600 Eggs). 3 BROODERS, BROODER. HOUSE, , COOPS. BOXES, • NETTING, GENERAL SUNDRIES. The Auctioneers can recommend this Poultry to Anyone wanting First-class Poultry. C ALE, Q ATURDAY, OVEMBER 17. J. ' : JONES, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, GRAIN AND ; MANURE MERCHANTS. CITY MARKETS. ' • ' T HE :,'JTAYMARKET.. , rpO-DAY (FRIDAY). XAT 10.30 A.M. - , ' M -' : --' ;' •■ —; ; : .'■■■. HAY, CHAFF. OATS, HARNESS, SADDLERY, VEHICLES. HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. •. *.".'-;• '; AT 12 NOON. -' " l , :.. Instructed by MR. W. CASEY, who is ntiring from Racing, £ rpHE WELL-KNOWN RACEHORSES. BUTE SOUND, Bay Gelding, by PotoaI ; ■'-?•, Rothsay. ■ ,; - On Account of W. CASEY and J. C. r.:- r ,r .■,.:: GRIFFEN: :• ,; -.■ .'■. ■~-'. v&>\ POANUI. Chestnut Gelding, by Potoa— Seabird. . r , . The above Horses, . being so well and favourably known, need no recommendation from the Auctioneers. '..'•• i'-',' v V ' - A 150,..'"-.':." ' ; ,->;V••■':■-. THE 4 TROTTING GELDING TTMBELL, by General Joubert—Judge Beldon mare, in full training. v " 1 RACING SULKY. THE PACING GELDING JEWEL LO- : CANDA, tby Brent Locanda—Sister Julien; in full training. . v -tf ':■.. •.■•'•'• •-■ - ; ■'"■•''. '■ Also, -"•:--"•;,.' ,-.: ~;,"■,■;• .>.-»; ; THE BROWN PONY GELDING \ GAY/THORNE, together -with -' ■' J-SHAFTER R.T. GIG AND HARNESS, . - a really first-class turnout. .. ,■, '.' ■:£!'■' r.'*-"-»V ;..-;..v;-.':: Also, ■':■'■■ ■ ■ :■: i .''... 6 HEAVY DRAUGHTS, work anywhere. ALFRED T3UCKLAND & QONS, LTD. 'V, pAKURANGA. '" - • piGEON OUNTAIN. npUESDAY. "VTOVEMBER 19 ,• AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Have received instructions from MR. JAB. A. BLAKE, whose lease has expired, to sell as above. « _ _. THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. KK CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY" ■ COWS UO (with the exception of five, are Second Calvers, 28 of which came to profit during October Another 18 are 20 due this month). • „„„,.__ from 20 CHOICE YEARLING HEIFERS, from above Cows. „,„,!_-, •» ?^ E^D G F b 1 THREE-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN 1 FARM GELDING, work anywhere'. 1 GOOD HACK. ■5 4 F BS B ML?mSg"MACIIINE. with Anclarf-on Engine (only in use one TIP $Bsoßt 3 HA^ii ßS ßu 4^ r E^; q?PAT, DIABOLO SEPARATOR. WHEELBARROW. 40<rAL. MILK VAT. SUNDRIES. ETC. Luncheon Provided. The Auctioneers can. with confidence, reTO X% d Bus will leave the G.P.6.. Auckland at 9.30 a.m. on morning of sale. -• ~- ''■ '>•''". '""■ ' A LFRED TJUCKLAND <fc CONS. LTD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18552, 9 November 1923, Page 3
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