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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20626, 26 July 1930, Page 6

SALES BY AUCTION. JfRIDAY. J AT JJ A ' M ' jO9 JJN IMPROVED J^AND, *" " pEWITI. rn jjAKDBNO JACKSON, Instructed by THE TRUSTEES of W. C. THOMPSON (Deceased), and Co-owners, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9, Commerce Street, Auckland, on the above date, A LL THAT BLOCK OF UNIMPROVED J-*. LAND situated between Waimauku and Kewiti Stations, Northern Railway Line. :)1 miles from Auckland, containing 1r.2l r .2 acrCß 2 roods and 16 perches, being Ururua and part Waikoukou Blocks, Kumeu, S.D. TERMS OF SALE.—2O per cent, deposit. 10 per cent, in 12 months, balance in 6 years at 6 per cent. JDRIDAY. J AT 11 A.M. pREEHOLD gHOPS AT j^DEN rj^ERRACE. T M andeno j ackson ' Instructed by the owner, will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 0, Commerce Street, Auckland, on above date. THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD SHOP JL PROPERTY, comprising allotment of land, 33ft. frontage, situated I 1 -I(>3. NEW NORTH ROAD,' EDEN TERRACE. TWO SHOPS, together with 3 or 4 dwelling rooms and conveniences to each shop, verandah, etc. Centrally situated. Excellent retail position. A first-class letting investment at the low reserve fixed on this property. gALE BY jyjORTGAGEE. JpRIDAY, g AT 11 A.M. Under instructions from the First Mortgagee, in Exercise of his Power of Sale, under Deed of Mortgage No. 308(112, T "jyjANDENO JACKSON Will Sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, 9. Commerco Street, Auckland; on the above date, Good dairy farm, 09 acres, Puhinui Road, Papatoeioe, within 1} miles of railway station, school, etc. Firstclass land, all in good pasture; well fenced and subdivided and watered by windmill and bore. I Good 5-Roomcd House, electric light; cowI shed, concrete floor and yard. IF WELL FARMED WOULD CARRY 60 COWS. Terms: £750 Cash. Balance, 5 years at 61 per cent. J^ARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE. LIMITED. J£AIPARA J7LATS gTOCK g ALE. JULY 90 1930. 1 HEAD CATTLE, Including, 40 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. 20 EMPTY COWS. (i BEEF. 10 STORE COWS. 8 WOOLLY LAMBS. G 4-TOOTH ROMNEY EWES. QUANTITY GATE TIMBER. AIRY gALE. ON THE FARM, MATAKANA ROAD, yyARKWORTH. JULY 1930. AT 12 NOON. Acting under instructions received from MISS C. G. THOMPSON, we will Sell at the Homestead, the following;— dairy cows and heifers. OU JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS, mainly 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvcrs, in calf to Pedigree Jersey Bull. 1 HACK. IMPLEMENTS—--3 No. ft Oliver Ploughs (good 1 Johnston - Mowing Machine, Set 3-Leaf Tine Harrows, Discs, Cultivator. Light Luncheon Provided. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The Vendor has been breeding Jerseys for a considerable number of years, has culled heavily each year, and as they have been dairied on hill country should give satisfaction wherever they go. Buyers will be met on the 11 30 Express at Kaipara Flats provided only seats are booked with the Auctioneers. ■\^7\ARKWORTH QTOCK QALE. pRIDAY, J 1 9A HEAD CATTLE, Including, 40 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. 5 BEEF. 10 STORE COWS. 10 CALVES. 9 SLIPS. 6 WEAKER PIGS. Private Sale: 3,000 TOTARA POSTS —Delivered on Boat or Rail. JPARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS. WARKWORTH. O.K. J 1 THE PROPERTY OF A. E. WATKIN, ESQ. rpHIRD NX UAL gALE, AT THE FARM, rji A K A N I N I. 17 MILES SOUTH OF AUCKLAND (3 Minutes' Walk from Takanini Station), On rjpUURSDAY. JULY 1930. AT 11 A.M. FAMOUS BREEDING ESTABLISHMENT. GO Certificates of Merit; only 19 made by mature cows; average. (300.921b. butter-fat. Not only famous for production, but this Stud also owns some of tho Dominion's greatest prize-winning Champions. This year's offering is the best yet submitted from the Stud, and it affords an opportunity to secure, at reasonable values, the blood of thoso famous imported sires, OXFORD BEAU'S COMBINATION and ROSELANI) LORD AI.DEN, crossed with the very best stock in the herd The offering will comprise : Op PEDIGREE JERSEY IN-CALF HEIFERS, mostly in-calf to Oxford Beau's Combination (imp.) and Roseland Lord Alden (imp.) 9 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, by outstanding sives, from dams with records up to 7371b fat. One is by the North Island Champion Bull. Willonvx Oxford Lad (imp.) 'll PEDIGREE JERSEY YEARLING O! BULLS. Twenty-one of these are by Oxford Beau's Combination (imp.,, sold for 2000 guineas, and whose progeny swept, the boards at the 19.30 Auckland Show. One is by Brampton Coy Volunteer (imp.) from an Oaks winner - SUPERIOR JERSEYS - 00 COMMISSIONS.—For the convenience of those unable to attend the sale our Experts will be plensrd to ninlte selections or purchase in accordance with instructions. NOTE.—This sale will be broadcasted by IYA Wireless Station, Auckland. Write for Catalogues 1o the Auctioneers, RIGHT. gTEPHENSON AND QO.. LIMITED, AUCKLAND, HAMILTON. AND WELLINGTON T E K UITI gALE. "yy'EDNESDAY, JULY OQ 11 A.M. 000 HEAD OF CATTLE. 120 1-YEAR PA. AND HEREFORD BULLOCKS. on line. 200 3 TO 4-YEAR STEERS. 150 2 TO 3-YEAR STEERS. 60 HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN COWS. R.W. Hereford Bulls. 00 MIXED CATTLE. 15 STRAW COWS. 300 DUE HOGGETS, off turnips. 300 S.M. EWES, due S.D. Rams. AND J^TD.. rj<HE JpARMERS' QOOPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD.. JjOAN AND jyjERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD.