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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19292, 3 April 1926, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. jDUCKLAND * gONS. L TI> IMPORTANT NOTICE. Buyers are notified that at ft!l Auction Sales dolivery will only be given for CASH unless arrangements for Credit have been previously made with the Management. rj ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. E. R. Allen. Mauku, who has sold his farm, to sell na above: WHOLE OF HIS REGISTERED -1- PEDIGREE JERSEY HERD, ETC., Including, "Riverdale'3 Dolly," 7(108; "Golden Swan's Girl," 217*1; "Keid Park Maiden," 0952; "Kinkora's Minerva," 26844; "Kinkora's Bacchus," 19906; "Kinkora's Bellona." " Kinkora's Astrea." 1 4-YEAR-OLD BLACK PONY, broken to harness. 1 40-Gal. Globo Separator, Milk Vat, 2-1 Cow Covers, 2 C.C. Saws, Lime Sower, 2 Saddles, Wire, 20 Strainers, 2 Churns. 2 Hors» Covers, Sot Buggy Harness, 500 Maeracarpa Posts. Corrugated Iron, Sundries, etc.. 1 D.8.8.L. Gun (cost 2ogns). Also rpflE WHOLE OF THE SUPERIOR I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ETC. Including; Oak Dining Room Suite, Oval Table, 2 S. Rimu Bedsteads. Bedding. 4-I*ieco Oal: Bedstead Suite (cost 55gns), Oak Cabinet, Rimu Settoo, 2 9 x 12 Blue Wilton Carpet Squares, 50-Piece Blue Dinner Sot, Fischor Piano Player (cost 275sns), Chairs, Cutlery, etc. Catalogues on Application. rjpUAKAU g ALEYARDS. rjTHURSDAY, g AT 12 NOON. CAT T L E. Q ,|A 2-TOOTH TO' F.P.M. GOOD 04.U FRAMED EWES, running with Rams since February 20. (BROADWAY). rpHTJRSDAY, A PML 8, AT 11 A.M. JgUCKLAND & g ONS - LTD - Dave received instructions from Mr. J. Dempsey, Broadway. Newmarket, who has sold THE CARRYING SECTION of his Business, to sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS HORSES AND 1 CARRYING PLANT, ETC. 1I? DRAUGHT HOUSES, of seloct anal-J-O ity. all splendid workers in the pink of condition; Harness for above, including Lorry. Dray. Spring Cart. Leader and Sprinc Cart Sets; _ all well-kept and in first-class condition. 2 LORRIES, with movable tops. 1 LORRY without Too. 2 HEAVY DRAYS, regulation tyres. 2 LIGHT DRAYS. 1 HEAVY SPRING DRAY. 4 SPRING CARTS. 14 to 2 tons. Cart and Waggon Covers. Excavating Scoop. Oliver Plough. Disc Harrows. Platform Scales, Hand Trucks. Sundries, etc. rp URUA C* ALEYARDS. JIBIDAY, AT 12 Is'OON. HEAD CATTLE. piG yARDS. rjTHUESDAY, g , AT 12 NOON. Aan PIGS, PORKERS, RACONERS 4UU STORES AND WEANERS. WAIUKU g ALEYARDS. JjmiDAY, AT 12 NOON. OQQ HEAD CATTIjE. Including On Account of Mr. T. D. Reid, 12 WELL-GROWN HEIFER CALVES, by the Bull La*s' Oxford Sultan, (bred by the late S. R. Lancaster), and out of 1915 Gold Medallist Cow. Sultan's Lass. 5.0.R.. 580lb. fat at 4 years On Account or Mr. T. E. Furniss, Waipipi, Who is retiring from Dairying on account of ill-health, JJIS WHOLE HERD. 18 YOUNG DAIRY COWS, milking, and due to calve from July, to Pod. Shorthorn Bull. USEFUL FARM HORSE. Trap and Harness. 5 DUCKS, Farm Tools. Sundries ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD. UMBU O ALEYARDS. MONDAY. A PB<L 12) AT 12 NOON. HEAD C A T T L E. •fyj-AUNGATUR OTO g ALEYARDS. rpUESDAY, AT 12 NOON. HEAD CATT L E. gALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY. AT 12 NOON HE A D CATT L E. pUEEKOHE g ALEYARDS. rjUIURSDAY, PRIL 15, AT 10.30 A.M. | AIRY COWS AND HEIF] AT 1 O'CLOCK. -A n E AD BE AT 11 A.M. PIGS PORKERS. B A TONERS. STORES AND WEANERS. r ELLBFORD QALEYARDS. rpiITJRSDAY, A PRTL IS, AT 12 NOON. H E AD CATT L E. WEEKLY SALES. THE IT A Y MAR K ET. —TU ESDA YS, FORTNIGHTLY: Hides, Skins, Wool, 'I allow, etc WESTFTELD YARDS. WEDNESDAYS: Fat Cattle. Sheep, Calves, Pigs, etc. WESTFIELD YARDS. THURSDAYS: Dairy u.nd Store Cattle. THE HAYMARKET.-FRIDAYS: ITotscs, Vehicles. Harness. Hay. Straw, and Grain, eto. BUYERS FOR MESSRS. THOS. BORTITWTCK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA). LTD.. FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS. ETC. gUCKLAND & gONS,