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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20922, 11 July 1931, Page 4

SALBS BY AUCTION, jgUCKLAND & jgONS, LTD. IMPORTANT NOTICE, jluyors ai'o notified that »t rdl Auotior Sales deliveryMvii l or(ly be gfiven for,CASH unless arrangements for Credit hi)vp beiai: previously made with the Management. 'jiUAKAU rjiUESDAY, JULY AT 12 NOON. II E A P C A I f L E. Including—--12 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS 35 CHOICE JERSEY AND JER.-CROSS HEIFERS, close to profit. Also, 200 STORK LAMBS. Oil Account of t). Client. m BREEDING EWES. R.W.B. U!) lIOGGETS. 5 RAMS. GALEYARDS. fjiUESPAY. JULY AT 12 NOON. 9QQ H BAD OA TTL E"*so SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. 15 2-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 20 MIXED CATTLC 30 M.S. CALVES. Also. 100 4 AND 5-YEAR-OLD EWES, r.w. Rom. B.L. Rams. 25 FORWARD WETHERS. JpRIDAY, JULY Yl ON ARRIVAL OF EXPRESS FROM • AUCKLAND. 9QA II EA l) CAT TL E. Including: On Account of Mr. Allan Worthnigton. Mareielit, who is going in for Pedigree rpHE iS ' WHOLE GF* HIS GRADE J. JERSEY HEIFERS, Comprising s T „„ 0 „v 15 2-YEAR-OLD MARKED JERSEY 15 2- I SR-OLD HIGH-GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS, . These Heifers arc till by "Aahgrove. Maori Chief," whose Dam did. 4221b. buttei-fnt at 2-y ears-old. and aro ifi calf to A3iimm°\ .far L VEAELratt JERSEY BULLS, Pedigrees at Sale. Also, 20 SPRINGERS. , 20 JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS, Due to Calve July and August. 30 MIXED CATTLE. 75 F.F.M. EWES, in lamb to S.D. and Leicester Rams. QLENBROOK. FRIDAY. JULY 17# AT 1] .30 A.M. ALFRED BUCK LAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. A. U Crighton, Glenbroak, who has sold fns Ffirm, ta Sell as ahove, a-ntt> THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND I DEAD STOCK. OH DAIRY COWS," mostly Jersey Cross, O I milking aiid due to calve July and 2 GRADE JERSEY BULLS from selected Dams. a YEARLING HEIFERS. 2 GOOD FARM HORSES, all work. 1 RIDD MILKING PLANT, complete, Shafting, Belts and Pulleys. 3| H.P, R.J.L. Engine, (iS-Gal. Alfa-Laval Separator, 30: Gal. Milk Vat, Skim Mjlk Pump and 2 Chains of Inch Piping, Water Pump and Piping, Puinp Jack and 5 Cream Cans (12, 8 and G gals.), 1 {-Ton Spring Cart. R.T. 3-Sliaft'Gig> S.F. John Deere Plough, D.F. Gang Plough, Oft. Tripod, Chain apd Tine Harrows, 40-Gal. Rapid Heater Boiler, on stand, -100-Gal. Tank, 2 Sets Plough Harness, Swingletrees, Chains, Farm Tools, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. 00I3HILLJWIDAI, JW 24 (Please Note Alteration in Date), ■ AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from Mr. li,. u. Hodge, Woodhill, who is giving up Dairying. to sell as above. rr*HE WHOLE OF THE DAIRY HERD, 1. Comprising:— A O YOUNG JERSEY AND JERSEY--4:4 CROSS DAIRY COWS, 2nd and 3rd Calvers, due to calve Aug. gnd Sept. IS SPRINGING HEIFERS. Luncheon Provided. OUN T R Y ALES. TUAKAU—TUESDAY. July 14. July 14. MAUNGATUROTO—FRIDAY, July 17 of Mr. A. C. Crighton " —FRIDAY. July 17. KUMEU-MONDAY, July 20. WATUKU (Pig SaIe)—MONDAY, July 20. POKENO—MONDAY, July 20. HELENSVILLE—TUESDAY. July 21. RUNCIMAN-TUESDAY, July 21. PUKEKOHE-THURSDAY, July 23. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY. July 24. WOODHILL—SaIe of Mr. H. Z, Hodge— PUKEKOIIII ""(Dairy SaIe)—MONDAY. July 27* PUKEKOHE (Horse SaIe)—TUESDAY. July 28. kaiwaka-thußsday, July 30. WEEKLY SALES. WESTFIELD YARDS. - WEDNESDAYS: Fat Cn 1 tie. Sheep. Calves, Pigs, otc. WESTFIELD YARDS. THURSDAYS: Dairy and Store Cattle 81-WEEKLY SALES. AUCKLAND.—TUESDAYS: Hides. Skms, Wool, Tallow etr BUYERS FOR MESSRS. THOS. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA}. LTD-, FROZEN MEAT EXPORTERS. ETC. JgUCKLAND & g o^B ' lt:d - JMPORTANT jQ|ISPERSAL g ALE - M ES - C.~E E La ' VR ' s T^ACEHORSES, At . r£HE rpRENTHAM gTABLES, On J ULY 14, , AT 2.30 P.M. pYNE. QOULD, QUINNESS, J^TD., In Conjunction With RIGHT, gTEPHENSQN AND 00., Havo received Instructions Iran MRSELGAR, who is giving up Racing, to Offer her Successful Team of Racehorses, us follows— VFiRTIGERN, aged b g, by Rpapendalc— Pansy. Winner of the Wellington Cup. Li miles, ISOOsovs., Awapuni Gold MIP. A R.C. Grandstand Handicap, t eliding Cup, Turanaki Cup. etc. . Afc ~l us start second to Nightmarch in the Awapuni Gold Cup. w.f.a, VPPLEDORE, 3yrs, blk g, by Rossendale —Demater*, by Desmond. A winner, and Jy; fa u iri ,o s«t'NU.m V».»cgm *,*. <w Marangai Handicap, and plaeccl this season ill tlie C J.C. Metropolitan Handictt?. U miles. W.R.C. Wellington Handicap A-R-C. ' President's}. Handicap, etc. Also second to Honour m the New GRECIAN. y 4yrs, br g, by Lord QuexFmnea. Winner this season of the 0.J.0. Otaio Plate, U miles, O.J.C. Cressy Handl- - Woodvillo J.C. Victpriia H»<?k C«P, f'HKRTNUT FILLY (3). foaled October 18 1929 By LORD QuEX—CHARLADY (sister tq Clusiion. wmnoroftho A-JG Gimerack Stakes), by. ABSURD—LADY D.f (threa-ciunrter bis er to the dam of Rdclnvood, winner of the Melbourne TENTORDEn' 8 " 3vrs, b g by Chief Ruler* -Rosellate /half-sister Roseday, Sol auelio and Columbus), by Ivdbroney, Winner of the Wellington S takes, w.f.a., lOOOsovs. Hawliea Bay Sta(ies, Criterion Handicap, etc, ot , The older horses have raced successfully at the principal meetings ») the North ftM South Islands during the present p.nd are well known to all racing men. jhe coining two-year-old filly !'.V Dord Quex hap been hroken in and ia shaping nio ß ' vnamisCatalogues and all further information on applicntion to tlio Auctioneers in conjunction. T>YNE, rtOULD, rjUINNESS, TTD, CHRISTCHURCII, WRIGHT, gTEPEIENSON AND QO„ T lAXITED AND 'BRANCHES.