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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19061, 4 July 1925, Page 7

>.i : ; ■ \ .. SSSS ■ - >*'<y > i- 9 fe AT la NOON. HEAD <3 A T T h S, . JJANGERE. (MoKENZIE ROAD.) JJOKDW. JULY 6> AT 12 NOQN ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Hav# rooaived instructions from MB. THOS. WALLACE, Mangere. who has sold bia farm, to Sell an above. rrHE WHOLE OF 018 LIVE AND DEAD J- STOCK. rjQ DAIRY JOWB AND HEIFERS; due 1 goX&fcg hmm - NUMBER FOWLS. 1 STACK HAY (about 7 tons). FURNITURE AND Luncheon Provided. "YyAITAKARURU gALEYARDS. (M ONDAY, JULY AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKJuAND AND SONS. LTD.. <H*V» received i»Bt,ructions from Mr, C. W. Parfitt, Pipircti. whose lease has e*psrad, to Soli ait above, IT™ WHOL BA E |^ TWO DAmi i 100 CHOICE DAIRY COWS (mostly Grade Friesmm). and in milk and due to calve 20 YEARLING HEIFERS. 2 PEDIGREE FRIESIAN BULLS. ! I SHETLAND PONY, , Tpo aboVo Cows have all been inoculated i against mammitii and the teste of most of I them will ba given at the sale. gALEYARDS. JULY AT 12 NOON. JSQ DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS Including, 4 PEDIGREE MILKING SHORTHORN HEIFERS, due August (from tested cows). 25 DAIRY HEIFERS, due to Calve. QTAUA, . JULY Y - AT J2 N°ON'ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD,, Have received instructions from Mr, D. NEIL, Otaua, Waiuku, to Sell a« above; jJIS COMPLETE DAIRY HERD OF £A FIRST CLASS YOUNG DAIRY OU COWS, due July and Aug. 5 1 120-GAL. ALPHA-LAVAL SEPARATOR, in good order. I MILK VAT. CRIBAM COOLER AND STIRER. CART. SUNDRIES, ETC. I Motor-Bus leaves Pukekohe after arrival |toi the 0.12 a.m. train from Auckland. Luncheon Provided. "fyJAUNGAJUROTO gALEYARDS. /JIUESDAY, JULY AT 12 NOON. HEAD CATTL'E. 60 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. 70 2 TO 8-YEAR-OLD EMPTY HHORTHOBN HEIFERS. 25 2-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN STEERS M BEEF. TJAERATA (Near Station), JULY g AT 12 NOON. " I ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD. 1 Have received instructions from Mr. E. Wiieley, Paerata, to eell as above, rpHE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD iJL STOCK. GOOD DAIIiY COWS, early calvera. p FARM HOKSES, work anywhere. 3 BREEDING BOWS. 27 STORES AND WEANERS. 1 BOAR. Set Disc, Tine, Chant and Tripod Harrows, Dray, Roller, Sledge. S.F. Plough, Cultivator, 65-ga,!. Globe Separator, 4-bottle Babcook Tester, Sprayer, 3 Barrels, Block and Tackle, Swinsletrees. 3 Pr. Plough, Chains, Plough, Dray and Spring Cart Harness Manl and Wedges, Posthole Borer, Cream Cans, Stack Mangels, Farm Tools Sundries, etc. On Account of a Client. 4 DAIRY COWS, dae July and August. 4 DAIRY HEIFERS, in milk. , „ t i 1 FULL LOCK WAGGON, Spring Cart, 4 18cwt„ Copper and Stand. Luncheon Provided. ELLSFORD gALEYARDS. JULY g^ AT 12 NOON. HEAD CATTLE. Including: 25 FAT COWS AND HEIFERS. 15 HEAD BKEF. ' 15 FORWARD STEERS. 10 FORWARD COWS. 60 EMPTY STORE COWS, 42 EIGHTEEN MONTHS TO 3-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 20 COWS AND CALVES. 12 SPRING fc'.RS. 3 SHORTHORN BULLS. gALEYARDS. rjiHURSDAY, JULY AT 1 O'CLOCK, HEAD CATTLE. rpUAKAw yARDS. * rraUBSDAY, JULY AT 11 A.M. ! ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.. i Have received instructions from MR, C. E. i WALTER. Onowlioro, to Sell. j rpHE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD. ! 4)f\ REGISTERED 1 PEDIGREE MILK JO) ING BHORTHORN COWS. Heifers and Bull. Catalogues on applica.ion. On Account of MR, JOHN MoDONALD. Onewhero, who is retiring from dairying. inn HAIRY COWS, due to calve July JLUv and August. OA-GAL ALPHA LAVAL,, SEPAIIyu ATOR, 00-o*l, Vat, Milk, Strainer, Cream Cooler, Skim Milk Pump. Chip Hester. 4 . Pieaton Cow Detector, 100 Testing Bottles. 10 Cattle Brands. On Aiscount of hi* Share-Milker: t S'COW RIDD MILKING PLANT. 1 3J H C p n, MASPORT ENGINE (To be s.jor at Mr. McDonalds J arm, Onewhero). Also, OKftA SHEEP, XOUU Including: WOO GOOD LAMBS (moluding two •traight lines of 500 each), 800 WETHERS. ■' • 150 EWES IN LAMB, Also, nti'l r\ ,40 STORE SHE