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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18964, 11 March 1925, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION. J. H. A KSELL AND O IG7, QUEEN STREET, NEXT H.M. THEATRE. AT OUR ROOMS. rPO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), UNREDEEMED TJLEDGES. NREDEEMED 1 LEDGES. WE are instructed by Moss Robinson, of The People's Loan Co., 81, Victoria Street Went, to Sell by Auction the Unredeemed Pledges as per list advertised in Saturday's Hkrald. A SALE OF BARGAINS. Including the following:— VALUABLE OLD VIOLIN. SINGLE STONE DIAMOND STUD, £135 Worth, SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RING, £:PS Worth. B.S.A MOTOR-CYCLE. 150 Worth. DIAMOND AND PLATINUM NECKLET AND PENDANT. JC2S Worth. And I Carl Zeiss Prismatic Field GJaff.es. Also Gold and Silver Watches, Chains. Rings. Dia. Rings. Necklets. Brooches, Jewellery, etc.. Cutlery, T'»ols. Travelline Goods, Musical Instruments, Theodolite and Gramophone. 100 PARCELS OF MEN'S CLOTHING (Special). Auctioneer's Note: A LARGE AND VARIED SELECTION OF VALUABLE PLEDGES. All Goods can bo inspected previous to Sale at The People's Loan Co., 81, Victoria Street West, J. H. A* SELL AND C°AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. JpARMERS' CO OPERATIVE. LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. TTELENSVILLE QATTLE AND piG S/LErpUESDAY, 9QQ HEAD MIXED CATTLE. And 150 PICSSALE TO COMMENCE 12 NOON. -yyARKWORTH gTOC£ C^ALE. rpHURSDAY, jyjAECH ]325 - 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Including: On Account of MRS. BERESFORD: 3 GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS, in calf to Grade Jersey bull. I GRADE JERSEY BULL, 18 months old. On Account of MR. E. HOPE: 1 G MONTHS OLD P.B. JERSEY HEIFER. Prize-winner Warkworth Show. Also, On Account of MR. JAS. TITFORD, SEN.: 1 FORD CAR, 1923 model, in good running order. SALE TO COMMENCE 12 NOON. | AND AND QLEARINC At the Homestead, wellsford. "yyEDNESDAY. T HE FARMERS' QO-OE.ERATIVE, pTD.. Have been favoured with instructions from Mr. A. Osborne, Wellsford, to bold a sale as above, when they will offer his Farm, containing 206 Acres, more or less, being Block 12, Section 10, Survey District of Pakiri. House of 3 rooms and Lean-to. togotber with all necessary outbuildings; ring-fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks. 60 acres grass, balance in rough {cod; one-third drained swamp; all ploughable; situated 1' mile from Viellsford Station. Also his piVE AND J)|EAD gTOCK, Comprising:— 11 COWS AND HEIFERS. 6 PICKED HEIFER CALVES. 4 SOWS. PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE. NUMBER OF 8.0. FOWLS. jnARM IMPLEMENTS, jgTC. 1 Almost now Sulkv and Harness, 1 11Coulter Drill, 1 M.H. Plough. 1 set 12Blado Discs, set Tine Harrows, Clod Crusher. Bental Chaffcutlcr. 1 45gal. Domo Separator (almost new). Grindstone and Fittings, Cahoon Seed Sower, Anvil and Hammer, Swamp Drag, Drainage Scoop, 2-3 gal. Cream Cans, 2 ogal. do.. 3 Sets Plough Harness. Saddle and Bridle, sot Breaking in Harness. 2 Sledges. 1 4bot. Babcock Tester, 2 Carpenter's floor Cramps, X-cut Saw, 3 cwt new Barb Wire. New Wire-strainer. P.H. Borer, Quantity {in. Piping, 1 400-gal. Tank, li tons Slag, 3 tons Hay (stack) Quantity Timber, Ladders and various Farm Sundries. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE includes : I Combination Cheat, 1 Chest Drawers, Latest model Singer Drophead Sewing Machine, etc., etc. SALE TO START 11.30 A.M. PROPERTY TO BE OFFERED AT 1 P.M. Luncheon Provided. j\JORTH p ARM ERS' CO-OPERATIVE, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. V, ARK WORTH. pOROUGH OF pUKEKOHE. Favoured with instructions from the Owner MR. WILLIAM ROULSTON. we will ofFe^ for sole by Public Auction, rpHURSDAY, ]ypRCH | p.M AT THE HORSE BAZAAR. PUKEKOHE THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIESpOT NO. l. KING STREET(ft) VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, having 44ft. frontage to King Street, with small Shop and Dwelling erected thereon. Situated opposite lia.uk of New Zealand. (b) VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, with 47ft. 6in. frontage to King Street (adjoining Franklin Auctioneering Co.). TOT NO. 0. HARRIS STREET AND J-J MANUKAU ROAD (on corner). VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, containing approx. 1 acre, situated opposite Alfred Buckland ajid Sons. Ltd. Savoyards, and adjacent to Railway Station. This seclion is eminently suitable for a Private Hotel. POT NO. 3. "TERRACE ESTATE."— 29 CHOICE, ELEVATED RESIDENTIAL LOTS 2i). These are exceptionally desirable areas, overlooking the Town and adjacent to Memorial Park. Railway Station. Technical, Primary and High Schools: also Business Area; all within a few minutes' walk. The sections have frontages to Prospect Terrace, East Street, «i,d Franklin Road. NOTE.—Section No. 25 of this MAGNIFICENT SUBDIVISION has frontage to Franklin Road, and contains an area of approx. '• acre, on which stands the COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE of 7 rooms and all conveniences, electric light, etc.; also large outhouse. TOT NO. 4. 12 VALUABLE BUSINESS 1J AND RESIDENTIAL LOTS In (ho Heart of the Town. Frontages to Harris Street, Hall Street, and Roulston Avenue. The situation of these sections is IDEAL, being within ii few minutes' walk of Banks. Post Office. Railway Station. Schools. County and Borough Council Offices, new Too Ilall site, Bowling Green, etc. EASY TERMS ARE OFFERED IN ALL CASES. ALL FREEHOLD TITLE. P ROP EI IT IE S FLAGG ED. Full particulars, plans, etc., from the Auctioneers: A LI' 1 RED TJUCKLAND AND QONS. A . JL> LTD.. O ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND, or MR. DAVID ROULSTON. Ef.taie Agent, East Street. Pukckoia,