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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19254, 17 February 1926, Page 5

SALES BY APOTXOH. gUCKLAND & gONS, LTD. gALEYARDS, FO-MORROW (THURSDAY), rnn 4, 6 AND S-TOOTH EWES, from OUU Motutapu. 30 ROMNEY RAMS. 85 FULL-MOUTH EWES. 100 GOOD LAMBS. pUKEKOHE JJORSE JJAZAAR. lURSDAY, JpEBRUARY AT 10.30 A.M. HORSES , OF ALL CLASSES. rpHE JJAYMARKET. JpRIDAY, pEBRUARY AT 10.30 A.M., ■nTARNESS, gADDLERY, -y" EHICLSS ' ETC.. JJORSES QF QLASSES. AT 12 NOON: THE THOROUGHBRED MARE, ARCHENO, 6 years, by Archiestown —Maheno. B MEDIUM DRAUGHTS, any trial. S GOOD BUTCHERS' AND BAKERSSORTS. 8 HACKS. Jj p S O U (BLOMFIELD ROAD). . jmiDAY, j^EBRUARY ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. Robert Millen, who /is retiring from racing, to sell as above. The whole ' -of his trotting HORSES, ETC. LOT 1-BAY HORSE, MARBLE STAR, imp., aged, by Marble Arrh—Yankee Dolly. Winning performances, 1 j miles, 3.34J; 2 miles. 4.51 LOT 2—BROWN GELDING, WIMMERA KING, aE<id, by King Harold, dam uaknotrn; In training, with engagements. LOT 3—CHESTNUT MARE, LADY STEPNEY, agerl, by Pet ore (a—Proud Child mare. In training, with engagements. LOT 4—BAY GELDING, TRADESMAN, aged, by First, 'Voyage—Kentucky mare. LOT S—BLACK GELDING. LORD ROBERTS. aged, by Papanui—Lady Love, LOT 6—BROWN GELDING. 4yrs, by Pete* Moko—Lady S. Lady 8. by. Specialist, dam Victonnina, by Alber Victor. Just broken, and showing great promise as a straight-out trot'ter. LOT 7—BROWN COLT. 3 years, by Grand Voyage—Miss Marvin Downs. Grand Voyage winner of Otahuhu Cup, straightoat trotter, in '4.3 l—a record for the race, and won I mile in»2.9 in Australia.- Miss Marvin Downs, bv Marvin Wilkes—Elsie Downs (imp.). This colt is nicely broken into harness, and shows great promise, and on breeding Bhould make, one of the greatest trotters in the Dominion. LOT S—BAY FILLY. 3 years, b,» Our Thorpe—Lady Stepney. A natural pacer, just handled. LOT 9—BAY FILLY, 3 years, by St. Kevin —lvy Dean, unbroken. This filly promises to be a straight-out trotter, being a half-sistttr to Dean Dillon, Peter Dean, Ivy Audubon,'' Autorora, all winners. LOT 10—BAY FILLY. 3 years, by St. Kevin —Rose Elect; half-sister to Rose Binge?, one of the best trotters in the Dominion. Nicely broken into harness and showing great promise. LOT U-BROWN FILLY, 2 years, by Great Audubon (imp:)— Lady Haldane; / both sire and dam have a record of 2.1.1 for 1 mile. This filly promise? to ba a straight-out trotter. LOT 12—BAY GELDING, 2 years, by Lord Roberts—Miss Pirate. A promising young trotter. . LOT 13—BLACK GELDING. 2 years, by Lord' Roberts —Lady S. Nice quality colt,. LOT 14—BLACK ? FILLY, 1 year, by Man o' War—lvy Dean; half-sister to lot 9j should mafed, a Derby candidate,' being a natural pacer. ' LOT 15—IVY DEAN, black mare, aged, stinted to Marble Star. Orio of N.Z.'n greatest producers. LOT I&—MISS • MARVIN ' DOWNS, brown mari», aged, by Marvin Wilkes—Eisio Downs, stinted to Marble Star. I—ONE. THREE-QUARTER SH AFTER RUBBER-TYRED .GIG, first-class order. 2—ONE JOGGER,,Rubber- tyred,, as good as new, B—TWO RACING MACHINES, in first-class order. >• - .; 4—TWO' SETS RACING HARNESS, almost new. ! ' E—ONE SET GIG . HARNESS,, first-class order. | SUNDRIES, ETC. ... I ' Also, , J—ONE HOUSE, T.rocms. e.1.. eleo. hot watery largo section, Blomfield Road. t ONE HOUSE, 6 rooms, e.1., . elec. .hot water, Blomfield Road. 3—TWO SECTIONS IN BLOMFIELD RD. 4—TWO SECTIONS IN WILDING AVE. 6—ONE SECTION IN ,MERRIV ALE AVE., and Wilding Ave. '(corner). . t—ONE HUNDRED-ACRE FARM AT PUNI, PUKEKOHE. This farm is suiV Able for early potatoes, onion?, wheat or oata, or dairying. Well watered and wiD stand any inspection. All th«se Properties are unencumbered, and will be sold 10 p.c. cash, balance 3 yaars at 61 p.c. TAIUKU JJONDAY. JPEBRUARY £2, PIGS, PORKERS, BACONERS. STORES AND WEAN'ERS. : ' " : ' ' ' ; pUKEKOHE gALBYARDS, PnUESDAY. IjpEBRUARY £3, AT la 3() AM. T)AIRY QOWS AND JJEIFERS. AT 11 A.M. 250 H] 750 • HEAD H E A i E ,E F. CATTLE. Including, 200 IS-MONTHS TO 21-YEAR-OLD BTEERS. ~ AT 11 A.M. gfjjQ PIGS, PORKERS, BACONERS, STORES AND WEANERS. Also, 2 TRUCKS SAWN TIMBER. T aiotira a ale yards. gATURDAY; JpEBRUARY £7 AT 11,30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Will Hold Their QPENING g ALE In the above Yards and wi\l yard upwards of rj Q0 HEAD CATTLE, including, 200 HEAD BEEF. AIOTIRA gALEYARDS". gATURDAY, JpEBRUARY «£[ AT 11.30 AMALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD.. Will Hold Their QPENING gALE, In the abore Yards, and will yard upward of »JOO HEAD CATTLE. A LFRED "I3UCKLAND u (JONS, LTD.