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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22145, 26 June 1935, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION 3D T> UUKLAND & LiONS. LTD.. pUKEKOHE gALEYARDS. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 11 A.M. OAA DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. *.UU Inducting,. On Account of Mr. M. Iligger.s, Mercer, 20 2 - YEAR - OLD GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS, clue to calve July. On Account of Mr. L. P. McGuire, Tuakau: 12 CHOICE JERSEY AND JER.-C'ROSS COWS, due to calve July and Aug. AT 1 P.M. 9~Q FAT AND BONER CATTLE. 9QQ HEAD STORE CATTLE. ~~ AT 11 A.M. -AA PIGS: PORKERS, BACONERS, OUU STORES AND WEANERS. Also, 3000 FEET TIMBEti, in lots to suit purchasers. \y AITA KA R URIJ gALE YA R DS. F R IDAY- JUNE 28, AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from Miss H. Torr, who is retiring from dairying, to f-ell as above, rp HE WHOLE HER D. -T(\ JERSEY AND FRI ESI AN-C ROSS •VJ DAIRY COWS, due to calve July and August. pUKEKOHE JJORSE J^AZAAR. J-KIDAY. JCKE 28, AT 1(1.45 A.M. rrr HORSES. OF ALL CLASSES. I O Entries Solicited. "pUNCIMAN g ALE YARDS. "yjjONDAY, JULY AT 12 NOON. rr DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. I O Entries Solicited. Also after Stock Sale, AT RESIDENCE. RAMARAMA (Next Hall). On account oi Mr. A. M. Meyenberg, Ramarama, who has sold his farm, and is leaving New Zealand. THE WHOLE OF THE FURNITURE 1 AND EFFECTS. OF A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, including:— 1 HAAKE, PIANO, Gulbransen Radio, Chester' 4 eld, Sideboard, Singer Sewing Machiri:, Cheval Dressing Chest, Marble Top Kitchen Companion, Perfection Siove (2-burner), Crockery, Cooking Utensils, etc. 1 HYDRAULIC RAM AND PIPING. Lawn mower, i-Ton Super, 2 Cord 3 TeaTree, Sundries, etc. QLENBROOK. rpUESDAY. JUL" 5, 9 AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.. Have received instructions from Mr. A. Wright, Glenbrook. to Sell, as above. Q- CHOICE JERSEY COWS, milking and 00 due to calve July. Tests of cows given at sale. 15 2-YEAR-OLD JERSEY HEIFERS, due to calve. 1 REG PF.D. JERSEY BULL. 2 FARM HORSES. 1 CHILD'S PONY, quiet and reliable. 1 2i H.P. ANDERSON ENGINE. Luncheon Provided. JJELENSVILLE gALEYARDS. J ULT 2, AT 11.30 A.M. I~A PIGS: PORKERS, BACONERS, JLOU STORES AND WEANERS. -Q HEAD CATTLE. 'Entries Solicited. yyELLSFORD g ALE YARDS. rpUESDAY. JULY 9 AT 12 NOON. 9QQ HEAD CATTLE. Entries Solicited. j^RURY. J ULY 3, AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from The Guardian Trust and Executors Company of New Zealand, Limited, to Sell. Oil behalf of the Estate James Fitzgerald, ns above, THE "WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. rjg DAIRY COWS, Jersey and Jer.-cross. 11 YEARLING HEIFERS. 17 JERSEY-CROSS CALVES. 3 JERSEY BULLS. 2 FARM HORSES. 1 L.K.G. 4-cow Milking Plant. Electric Motor, Rotarv Pump, logal. Electric Water Heater, 8 20gal. M. Cans, 3 Buckets. Etc. 1 11-Coulter M.H. Drill. Disc and Tine and Chain Harrows, Top-dresser. Hayrake. Tumbler Sweep. Dane Ensilage Sweep. Hay Sweep. Hay Derrick, Mower. S.F. Plough, S.F. Reversible Disc Plough, Cultivator, Ton Spring Druy, Spring Trap, Sledge, 11 h.p. Lisler Benzine Engine. 2 Knives, Harness, 45 Cow Covers, Sundries, Etc. 2 Stacks Hay 2 Stacks Ensilage. Quantity Household Furniture and Effects, Luncheon Provided.

|J<TTESDAY. JULY 0 AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD., Eiave received instructions from Mrs. E. A. Watson, Colombo Road, Waiuku, who has sold her farm, to sell as above. The whole of her live and DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. JMPORTAXT PLEASE NOTE.—The Special Entry of Breeding Sows advertised for Westfield Saleyards on Thursday. July 4, has been Postponed until THURSDAY, AUGUST 1. "gUCKLAND & gONS. J^TD.. gECOND g ALE. pEDIGREE AND QRADE gREEDING P IGS ' CLAUDELANDS SHOW GROUNDS, HAMILTON, THURSDAY, JULY tQ AT A-M----130 PEDIGREE BOARS AND SOWS. 30 PEDIGREE TAM WORTH SOWS in pig. 25 PEDIGREE TAM WORTH SOWS. 3D PEDIGREE TAMWORTH BOARS. 30 PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE SOWS. 10 PEDIGREE BERKSHIRE BOARS. 10 PEDIGREE LARGE WHITE BOARS AXD SOWS. 4 PEDIGREE DEVON* SOWS in pis. This entry has come from the Studs of such well-known breeders as: Mr. Geo. Jnmioson. Mr. W, R. Shattock, Mr. R. Chilcott. Mr. H. D. Cnro Mr, F. Discombe, Ruakura Farm of Instruction. Messrs. J. E. and E. I. Broadfoot, Mr. P. G. Lindsay, Mr. G. H. Barton, Mr L. F. Barry, Mr. N. Brymer. Mrs J. R Sheehnn, Mr. A. C. Mulcock, Mr. G. D. Porritt, Mr. G. L. Taylor. Mr. F. W. Baker, and will be the finest yarding from combined breeders yet offered to buyers of pedigree pigs. 19Q GRADE SOWS IN PIG. Ex Mr. Geo. Jamieson, of Horotiu: 10 MA ID EX TAMWORTII SOWS (in pip to "Wendv Rei Start sth."). 12 SECOND LITTER TAMWORTH SOWS (in pig to "Te Rapa Deluge") (Tamworth). 7 THIRD LITTER BERKSHIRE SOWS (in pic to "Te Rapa Deluge"). 3 SECOND LITTER TAMWORTHCROSS SOWS (in pig to '"Te Rapa Deluge") Ex Messrs. Ilinton Bros., of Eureka: 50 SELECTED TAMWORTH - CROSS MAIDEN SOWS (in pig to Pedigree Tamworth Boars). These . bows ate all due to farrow in July. Et Mr. G. L. Taylor, Morrinsville: 7 TAMWORTH SOWS (in pig to Pedigree Tnmwonh Boar "Station Park Lad"). Ex Mr. C. P. Harington. of Eureka: 15 RECORDED SOWS (in pig to Pedigree Boars). Catalogues Procurable from the Auctioneers. G. W. Y ERCOE & •- C°- LTDAUCTIONEERS. HAMILTON. AIKATO QOMBINED jgULL gALE. AND F RIDAY, S EPT. 18# 19 AND 2 Q. Entries Solicited. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, July 6. 'pHE )-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LIMITED. Hamilton and Branches.