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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19974, 16 June 1928, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTIONLFRED "DUCKLAND & CONS, LTD. "JVfT. TZ"OWHAI pEDIGREE JERSEYS." GREAT BUTTER-FAT HERD. COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE. Favoured with instructions from MR • HENRY PEOPLES, of Drury. who has sold halt of his Farm. owing to illhealth. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Will sell by Public Auction at the Farm, Drury, 1 mile from Drury Station, and 2 miles from Papakura Station. All_feeivice Cars and Buses pass the liopeiti going to aud from Auckland. MONDAY, JULY AT 12 SOON, rp HE WHOLE OP HIS FASHIOXABLYX BEED HERD OF REGISTERED PEDIGREE JERSEYS. Comprising:— UCOWS. in milk: 5 Rising 2-year-old in-calf Heifers 6 learhn K llcj f eis l Sturl Bull. 2-year-old; also 7 Yeailmg Bulls, or rising; 6 Bull Calves, and 2 Hciter Many outstanding C.O.R. Butter-fat Records stand to the credit of the Mt Ivowl ai Herd, and the offerings will include Haleworth Creamy. C.O.R. 661.351b. fat; fcern.ug Faustina. C.O.R. 659.071b fat; and Bronze Medal winner: St. Aubins Mignonette, COR 581.071b. fat; Larkspur, C.O.K. 520.191b. fat; and Springfield Betty, C.O.R. 447.471b. fat; and many descendants ot tnc on application to the Auctioneers or Vendor. Light Luncheon Provided. PRELIMINARY ANNUAL J^OTICE. S ALE " " TAMAKI HOUSE," KOHIMARAMA. REG. MILKING SHORTHORNS AND LARGE WHITE PIGS on account of MR. C. W. ANDERSON. Kohimarama. ' rpUESDAY. JULY Catalogues on Application. ►UCKLAND & CONS, LTD. OOUN TR Y gAL ES. CLEVEDON—MONDAY. June 18. WAIUKU—PIG—MONDAY. June IS. POKENO—MONDAY. Juno 18. PAPATOETOE- Sale of Mr. C. R. Murphy —TUESDAY, June 19. RUNCIMAN—TUESDAY. June 19. PUKEKOHE— Sale in the Estate Mrs. M. M. BeIoe—WEDNESDAY, June 20. WAIOTIRA—THURSDAY, June 21. - MAUNGAKARAMEA—FRIDAY. June 22. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY, June 22 PATUMAHOE—SaIe of Mr. A. Needham, Senr.—FRIDAY, June 22. KARAKA—SaIe of Messrs. Farnswortb Bros.—MONDAY, June 25. MANGERE— Sale of Mr. T. Roe—MONDAY. June 25. ' PUKEKOHE—HORSE—TUESDAY . June 20 KAIWAKA—SaIe on Dale's Farm—WEDNESDAY, June 27. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY, June 28. TURUA—SaIe of Mr. P. C. HaII—FRIDAY. •Tune 29. MAUKU— Sale of Mr. C. A. Care— FRIDAY, June -29. KUMEU—MONDAY. July 2. RUNCIMAN—Dairy—MONDAY, July 2. RUNCIMAN—SaIe of W. H. Willcocks— MONDAY. July 2, MAUNGATUROTO—TUESDAY. July 3. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY. July 5. WATUKU—FRIDAY. July 0. WELLSFORD—FRIDAY, July 6. WEEKLY SALES. THE HAYMARKET—TUESDAYS. FORT- i NIGHTLY; Hides, Skins, Wool, Tallow. eto WESTFIELD YARDS WEDNESDAYS: Fat Cattle. .Sheep, Calves. Pigs. etc. WESTFIELD «YARDS THURSDAYS: Dairy and Store Cattle. THE r HAYMARKET—FRIDAYS: Horses. Vehicles. Harness. Hay, Straw and Grain, etc. BUYERS FOR MESSRS. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA). LTD., FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS. ETC. Jg UCKLAND & LTD. JMPORTANT JjAND CALE. 591 ACKESSUBDIVIDED INTO 6 ~ D AIRY F ARMS - 6 Instructed by the owners, we shall offer for sale at our Offices, Victoria Street, Hamilton. on JfRIDAY, JUNE 99 at 2 3Q P-M----rpHAT WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY, i- LAKE FARM. NGAROTO, situated handy to all conveniences. The Xgaroto railway station adjoins the block and Te Awamutu is within 10 minutes' drive from the Farm. The laud is chiefly easy undulating of excellent quality, the balance being rich alluvial swamp, which originally was a kjliikatea forest. The swamp is well drained and has been sown in grass. The undulating land is carrying a perfect sole of the best English grasses, and is in great heart, a small portion being in mangolds and turnips. The following is a brief description of the property, which will bo offered, firstly, as a whole, 591 ACRES. FREEHOLD, Practically all in grass. Well subdivided and well watered. The buildings are ample and good and comprise a splendid. Homestead of 9 rooms and conveniences; also a good House of 6 rooms, 2 cowsheds of 12 bails with 6 cow plant in each shed; lartre manure shed and implement shed, workshop. etc. Easy Terms. The carrying capacity of this Farm speaks for the quality of the land. The stock carried arej—• 260 DAIRY COWS. 51 2-YEAR HEIFERS'. 51 YEARLING HEIFERS. S BULLS. 7 HORSES. Failing a sale of land as a whole, it will then be offered in six lots, as follows: LOT 1.—58 ACRES. Nice undulating land, all in grass. No buildings. Terms: 25 per cent, deposit, or equivalent in buildings. LOT 2.—117 ACRES, easy rolling land. All in grass aud crop. House of 6 rooms; cowshed with 12 bails and 6cow plant. Terms: 20s per cent. cash. LOT 3.—139 ACRES. The homestead section. all in grass; about two-thirds easy rolling land, balance drained swamp. Residence of 9 rooms; 12-bail cowshed, 6-cow plant: implement and manure shed, etc. Terms: 20 per cent, cash. LOT 4.—11S ACRES. LOT 5.-78 ACRES. LOT 6.—80 ACRES, The above 3 Lois are all drained swamp land out of kahikatea forest. Timber is now fast decaying and with further improvement this land can be made to carry a beast to the acre. Thcro are no buildings on these Sections. . Terms: 25 per cent, cash, or equivalent in buildings. Further particulars and information may bo obtained from the Auctioneers, rjmr. pARMERS' 00-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COY., LTD.. And HAWKE. PEARSON 'AND COY.. Victoria Street. Hamilton. In Conjunction. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. T ESLIE J. THOMPSON. F.R.C.S.. Edin., 1 J Has returned and has Commenced. Practico as SURGEON GYNAECOLOGIST In LISTER BUILDINGS, VICTORIA ST. PHONES— Rooms, 47-OSS. House. 44-466. LEGAL NOTICES. MR. HERBERT T. HALLIWELL, Formerly of HAWERA, Taranaki, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Has Resumed the. Practice of His " Profession at ROOM 27, YORKSHIRE HOUSE (Second Floor), CORNER SHORTLAND AND O'CONNELL i STREETS. Phone 43-347.