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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19986, 30 June 1928, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION. "gUCKLAND & gONS, LTD. JMPORTANT "^"OTICE. rpUAKAU piG gALEYARDS. Please not©, the sale advertised in the above Yards for MONDAY, JULY 9, has been CANCELLED. pARAKAI. HELENSVILLE. rjpUESDAY. J ULY JQ ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD., Id Conjunction with NORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE. LTD.. Have received instructions from Messrs. Nicholls Bros., Parakai. who have sold part of their farm and are going in for pedigree cattle, to sell as above, f»n HIGH-GRADE FRIESIAN CATTLE, OU including Dairy Cows and louns Stock. Horses, Implements and Sundries. Comprising: 40 H IGH-GRADE TTiRIESIAN All the cows are by Pedigree Friesian Bulls, and all are in calf to "Coldstream Woodcrest Paul," who combines some of the best blood and butter-fat backing in N.Z.. being by "Pietergie Netherland Paul, and out of "Woodcrest, Netherland Princess " two C.O.M. records of 20 consecutive months, totals 32.4821b. milk, 12031b. butterfat. , 20 2 T0 3" YEAR " OLD ~p" EiFERS - 1 most of them by "BainfieJd Netherland King," sire "Rosivale King Sylvia, dam "Westmere Netherland Pauline, C-0.iV1., 19 129.7 milk. 631.46 butter-fat. (These heifers have been running with pedigree bulls.) 2 2-YK.-OLD PEDIGREE BULLS 10 YEARLING HEIFERS mostly by "Bainfield Netherland King. 5 EMPTY COWS. , 1 MARE, Madame Dacotah. bv Dacotah. 1 RISING 3-YEAR-OLD FILLY, Te Momona Mademoiselle 1 RISING 2-YEAR-OLD FILLY. Te Momona Mam'selle. _ 1 RISING 3-YEAR-OLD FILLY. Te Momona Bess, by Dacotah King. 2 COLTS, rising 2 years. 2 COLT FOALS. The above horses are eligible and are entered in the !N.Z.C. btua and except the two mentioned are by that good horse Lord Buchlyne, who cost over £3OO in the South as a 3-year-old. X BERKSHIRE BOAR. Tamworth-Berk-shire Sow in pig. .3 Sows with lit ters, 3 Weaner Pigs. 1 DF Booth-McDonald Plough .(nearly 1 new), Topdresser, 11-Coulte,: "farmer's Favourite Dnll. S.F. M.Ji. Plough, S.F. English Mouldboard, Sot 4-Horse Blocks and Chains, Harness, Acetylene Gas Generator. Large Quanti*- Sundrieß, etc. All above implement are in good order. Luncheon Provided. (JiUAKAU yARDS. RATTLE AND gHEEP g ALE ' fJIUESDAY. JULY 10. i AAA SHEEP. 4000 Also. SO FAT LAMBS. Comprising WETHERS, HOGGETS AND EWES IN LAMB. £>QQ HEAD OF CATTLE. On Account of Mr. Alf. Crawford, * Onewhero. 23 DAIRY COWS, due July and August. 18 JERSEY CROSS HEIFERS. 1 JERSEY BULL. On Account o Mr. R. Crawford. 25 DAIRY COWS, due Julyand August. 6 SPRINGING HEIFERS. On behalf Mi R. McKibbon. 36 SHORTHORN AND S.H. CROSS COWS, due July and August. On Account of Mr. W. Whisky, Te Kohanga, who has leased hia property and is retiring from Dairying, the whole of his herd of 26 YOUNG DAIRY COWS. Farther Entries Solicited. JMPORTANT j^OTICE. PLEASE NOTE.—The Sale advertised for the Estate of O. Attewell, Pukekohe, Tuesday, July 17, has been Cancelled. The Dairy Herd will be Sold at Pukekohe Saleyards on July 5. jJ/JAUNGATA WHIRL -yyEDNESDAY, JULY AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from MR. F. LOWKY, Maungatawhiri, who is retiring from Dairying, to Sell as above, rpHE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD. AR JERSEY AND SHORTHORN COWS, tfcO mostly third and fourth calvers, due to calve July and August. 40 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, mostly" Jersey, due to calve July and August. 1 MEDIUM DRAUGHT MARE. 1 GOOD HACK. 20 EWES, IN LAMB. 1 3-Cow Gane Milking Machine, Engine, Separator, Cambridge Roller, Tine Harrows, John Deere Drill, Cultivator, 20 Ducks, Sun- | dries, Etc. Luncheon Provided. Conveyance will meet 7 o'clock Train from Auckland at Pokeno. rjpURUA. JULY AT 12 NOON. The Undersigned have received instructions from Mr. E. Dally, Turua, who is giving up dairying, to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. ■i AA DAIRY COWS, Friesians, Jerseys lUu and Shorthorns, due to calve July, August and September to pedigree and purebred Jersey bulls. 20 JERSEY AND JERSEY.CROSS HEIFERS, due to calve July and August. 1 FARM MARE, work anywhere. 1 CHILD'S PONY. 1 FILLY, by Special Huon. I SOWS, duo to farrow; 1 Tamworth Boar. 14 SLIPS. 6 WEANERS. 40 HEAD POULTRY. FOWLS. DUCKS AND TURKEYS. 1 3-Cow Gane Milking Machine, 2J h.p. R.J.L. Oil Engine, Number 20Gal. Milk Cans, Milk Waggon, Spring Cart, Block Dray, Chip Heater, Sundries, Etc. Luncheon Provided. NOTE.—The Herd is one of the oldestestablished in the district and has been heavily culled. The Cows are in good condition and are showing very forward m ralf AUCTIONEERS: Tm _ ALFRED AND SONS, LTD.. THE FARMERS I3I CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO.. LTD.. aun g aturoto . J l^^ ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS', LTD., (In conjunction with the North Auckland Farmers' Co-operative. Limited), have received instructions from Mr. Fred Cullen, Brynderwin, Maungaturoto, who is retiring from dairying, to Sell as above, rnHE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE DAIRY 1 HERD. ETC. CHOICE JERSEY COWS AND IU HEIFERS, due to calve August and September. 17 of the Above are Daughters of V> 00 <1" stock's Fanfare, and 26 Grand-daughters, •50 of which are Rising 2 Years Old. Q RISING YEARLING BULLS, O by Pencarrow s Noble, by Masteriull, imp. (sold at Mr. Day's sale for 550gns.). ey RISING 2-YEAR-OLD JERSEY Q GROWN S ' BULLS, including " WOODO STOCK'S FANFARE, sire of Mr. A E Watkins cow WOODSTOCK S FEERIA," who established a record for all breeds by producing 1131b. of fat in one month. All the Cows Have Been Tested. Luncheon Provided. For pedigree of bull, apply Mr. Fred Gullen, Box 6, Maungaturoto. rpURUA gALEYARDS. JIMDAY. JULY 13> AT 12 NOON. HEAD CATTLE. JgUCKLAND & gONS, LTD.,