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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18632, 13 February 1924, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. . gUCKLAND & gONS. LTD. MT* R° s K ILIL RICHARDSON ROAD. RICHARDSON ROAD. 'pUESDAY, pEBRUARY AT 12.30 P.M. A RED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Have received instructions from MR. P. DAVIS, who is leaving the district, *o sell as above. THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD L STOCK. 1 O CHOICE YOUNG DATRY COWS, in J.J* milk and due to calve (principally 5-gallon cows). MEDIUM .BAY MARE. reliaDle in harness. 1 LIGHT HARNESS MARE: '.on trial. SPRING CART AND HARNESS. ODD HARNESS. 200 Head Poultry, including 90 -well-bred Pullets; Dairy Utensils, Milk Cooler. 45Gal. Separator. Milk Cans, etc., Force Pump. Farm i.nd Garden Tools. 12 Barrels. Wheelbarrow, and Sundries. Also. I STACK HAY. about 14 tons, and Corrugated Iron Covering. Luncheon Provided. /.LFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD i •pUNCIMAN gALEYARDS. IJIUESDAY, pEBRUARY AT 12 NOON. ' JQAIRY QOWS AND JJEIFERS. '400 HEAD STORE CATTLE On Account erf Mr. H. Tooman: 1 Dog Cart, Horse, and Harness, Spring Tip-Dray and Harness, D.F. 7 Wallace Plo'igh, Sewing Machine, Primusi Stove, Emery Wheel (2 stones Block and Tackle. Waggon Jack, Collar and Homes, Swingletrees. 2 Wood Saw Horses, Gate Hinges, 6ft. C.C. Saw, Sundries, etc. r J>UKEKOHE JJORSE TJAZAAB. ) — pEBRUARY £0 (Please Note Alteration Date of Sale), AT 10.30 A.M. 100 HORSBS 0F ALL CLASSESpATUMAHOE. fJvHURSDAY, pEBRUARY 2|, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND .AND. SONS, LTD.. > lave received instructions from MR. F. M. WHITEHEAD. Patumahoe. who is giving up farming, to sell as above. rHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. Ofl. GOOD DAIRY COWS, in milk and <31/ due. , ] YOUNG GRADE JERSEY BULL. 1 STEER. 1 HEIFER CALF. 1 RAM. £1 GOOD BERKSHIRE SOWS.. 1 BERKSHIRE BOAR. 20 GOOD WEANERS. S.F. LEVER PLOUGH, with mibBoiler, SET TINE BARROWS, MANURE DISTRIBUTOR, 68-GAL. ALPHA-LAVAL SEPARATOR. ANi DERSON ENGINE. 3-COW TRELOAR MILKING PLANT. SPRAY PUMP 2 C.C. SAWS. 7 FOWLS. 23 I R. DUCKS. BENZINE LIGHT AND i GRILLES, 12 KING FERNS, FARM I TOOLS, SUNDRIES, ETC. I Luncheon Provided,. ALFRED BUCKLAND. AND SONS, LTD. , - . — ■ gT. JJELIERS JJAY. FRIDAY, pEBRUARY £2, AT 11.30 A.M. • AT,FRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., I I Hi.ve received instructions from Mil. GEO. ; ! RIDDELL, St. Heliers Bay. who has Bold j his Glen Dowie Property to, sell as above. i rrvZE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE DAIRY . j 1 HERD. ETC. ! £ K CHOICE DAIRY COWS, in milk and DO due to calve. _ 90 EIGHTEEN-MONTH SHORTHORN HEIFERS, running with Shorthorn Bulls. 2 SHORTHORN BULLS. 2 PEDIGREE POLLED ANGUS BULLS. 1 2 FARM HORSES, work anywaere. : 1 GOOD HACK. _ SINGLE MOLE-BOARD PLOUGH. DRILL. TOP DRESSER. M.H. MOWER, SPRING CART. SUNDRIES. ETC. . Luncheon Provided. Motor-buses, leaving G.P.0., pass the Farm on day of sale. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD. JQAND RUCTION gALE. / PROGRESSIVE PUKEKOHE. Instructed by the Public Trustee, gUCKLAND & gONS. LTD. Will submit to Public Auction at their HORSE BAZAAR. FT.7KEKOHE. »JCIURSDAY. pEBRUARY AT 12.30 P.M. , * , ' TOT I.Part ' subdivision allots. 52 and L 61, Section 2, Paris/i of- Pukekohe. containing 3 acre", situated corner of Ward and Wellington Streets. There is a comfortable house with modern appointments on the property, which was recently subdivided into 11 sections; The property is only 2 minutes' walk from two \ schools. C.P.O. . and railway station. Water is laid on and electric light wires are in the vicinity. The sections as subdivided are eminently suitable for building. "I* OT 2.—Situated at PCJKEKCHE'S nearJJ est Beachj 49ac. 2r. 19p.. being middle portion of allotment 23, Waiau Parish. The property originally contained 60 acres, but the difference was recently taken as a Beach Reserve. WHITEi CLIFFS. This property is offered on EASY TERMS and affords a unique opportunity for a PUKEKOHE SEA- ) SIDE SUBDIVISION. Particulars and Conditions of , Sal® may be seen at the office of the Auctioneers, » jgUCKLAND & gONS. LTD. } "" ALBERT STREET. AUCKLAND, 1 Or THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICES. AUCKLAND OR PUKEKOHE. RUCTION gALE.. 9 IJTHURSDAY, pEBRUARY 2g 1924 - ! pXTENSIVE JgUILDINGS, JpLANT AND MACHINERY. " SUITABLE FOR GENERAL PURPOSES. NEWTON KING, LTD.. have been instructed by the Owner to sell, without . reserve — THE EXTENSIVE BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, AND PLANT, at the Bore of the Consolidated Oilfields, at Httiroa (close to Station), comprising amongst other details: BUILDINGS.—Derrick House. Boiler Room. Dynamo Room. Blacksmith a Shop, Cook and Bunkhouse, containing tome' large and good timbers. • PLANT AND MACHINERY.—MarshaII Semi-Portable Boiler, on wheels (10ft. 1 x 4ft * 150 ft.). Renfrew Engineering Co, Lti.'s, 45 h.p. Steam Engine, one small Vertical Steam Engine, Tangyo Duplex Feed Pump, 3in. Steam Cylinder one 31 h.p. Steam. Engine. Drill Rods, Sinkers, 7000 ft. Wire Rope (2Jm. and Sir. circumference). 159 Lengths Steel Piping, Gin.. 7in.. Bin.. 9in.. 10in.. llin., and 12in. diameter 5000 ft. of Piping in Bore, Drilling Bits Shafting Pulleys, Belting. Anvil and Forge. Steam Blower, Hand Blower, etc., etc. TOOLS AND SUNDRIES.—Good Range , of Blacksmith's and Carpenter's Tools, » and General Tools and Accessories. List of Plant arid Gear available from Auctioneer. 'Was sale offers a unique opportunity of purchasing useful Plant and Machinery, suitable for various purposes. t. 1 Sale rI 12 Noon. 4 j£ ING ' L™" STRATFORD. i '