SALES BY AUCTION j££ELD IN pOH £OM E rjHME. AT 146-110 KARANGAIIAPE ROAD (Opp. Woolworth's). The Whole, ol the Fittings and Floor Covering's of the K.K 800 l Store (in liquidation.) J. R. L TD.. AUCTIONEERS, Have been instructed by THE LIQUIDATOR to sell the whole of the Fittings. Furniture find Plant on the premises on yyKDNESDAY EXT, QCT. AT 10 A.M. The Catalogue includes-. FIREPROOF SAFE, WITHERS. 1 Small Cash Registers. 10 (j LASS SHOW$ HOW QASES. « 2Q Q.LASS QASES. j^ESK. ICOUNTERS, Large Quantity PlateJLl'Glass Shelving, itGood Mirrors, Thousands ol Feet of Good Sound Shelving, likewise partitions. BOOT REPAIRING OUTFIT. Hundreds of Nickel Stands, STRONGROOM STEEL DOORS. WEEL-BUILT OFFICE. AI'PROX. 10 y 10; Good Shop Clock, Several Short and Long Shop Steps. (JPLEXDII) I-DRAWER STEEL FILING O CABINET. Many Other Filing Cabinets, Several Signs. Paper Roll, Ticket Cutter. QI3VI3RAL Nests of O.R. Fittings, Chairs, O Settees and Lounges, Window Fixtures, Several Hundred Feet of Good Timber. -Y LL OKFICE0 KFICE p iIIJNITURE - QFFICE URN ITU RE. | Linos.. Runners. Chairs. Tables, etc.. etc. ! NOTE.-—We would like nil intending i buyers to understand there is NO Rl3i SERVE. All assistance given to outside i buyers re transport. ! ON VIEW TUESDAY NEXT FROM 12 NOON. I WE COMMENCE AT 10 A.M. SHARP. ! WEDNESDAY pyTEXT. QCT. J. R, R OBERTSON. A. PARKER. Auctioneer. r I , UESDAY J^EXT, Y E«Y ATTRACTIVE QOLLECTION OF QIL AND QOLOUR pAINTINGS. By Well-known Local Artist, WILLIAM F. QUICK. Very pleasing subjects; many have been exhibited in the Society of Arts Exhibitions. Picture-lovers should inspect these. Now on view in our Window. I!ll Queen St.. next Power Hoard Building. RICHARD A RTHUR, J^TD. r j I HE pARJJERS' QO-OPERATIVK AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES QLEARING ALE A'l J^ANGIRIUI ale yards yyEDNESDAY. QCTOBER NOON I'dvoured with instructions irotn Mr. L. A Schick, who is going out of dairying owing • to shortage of labour, we will Sell at' Rangiriri Saleyarde (for convenience of buyers i ISWUOLL-. H E U b O F 97 lEUS 13 V AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. Ist. '2nd .ind Urd culvers, in milk and to culve i PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS NOTE.-We have inspected the uiiove cows. They are till young and have mostly been bred on the farm, and, coming oB 1 bill, country, will do well wherever thev go i QHINEWAI £»TOCK v^ALE rpHURSDAY. QCTOBER II A.M. JQQ HE A D CAT TL E 30 FAT COWS. 00 STORE AND BONER COWS, (i 3-YEAR P.A. AND S.H. STEERS 20 '2 J-YEAR HEREFORD STEERS 12 P.A. AND HEREFORD COWS. 40 2-YI3AR EMPTY HEREFORD HEIFERS. 10 YEARLING HEREFORD HEIFERS 50 HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN YEARLING STEERS. 20 2-YEAR EMPTY JERSEY HEIFERS 17 CHOICE 2-YEAR FRIESIAN HEIFERS. 00 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS YEARLING HEIFERS. 20 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. 2 YEARLING P.A. BULLS. 1 2-YEAR RED POLL BULL." 10 2-YEAR JERSEY. BULLS. Entries Solicited. ; ORRJNSVILLE 11 A.M ' 1ADCA 11K T T L E. I .l-'-Jv/v Including; I 100 VERY FORWARD CONDITIONED i-Ylt. S.II. AND S.II HEREFORD BULLOCKS I VERY FORWARD CONDITION. ! GOOD QUALITY t-YR. POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD BULLOCKS. 130 3 AND 1-YR POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD BULLOCKS. JOO ;i-YR POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD BULLOCKS. 100 2-YR POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD STEERS (one earmark). 120 2-YR POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD STEERS. 110 YEARLING POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD STEERS. 350 WELL-BRED 2 AND 3-YIl. POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD HEIFERS 220 1 AND 2-YR. POLLED ANGUS AND HEREFORD HEIFERS, r.o YEARLING POLLED ANGUS HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. I he above ate all exceptionally good quality Cattle, just having arrived from Hie East Const. They will be drafted to ear mark and sold in lois to suit purchasers r J 1 l'- JJORSE pitIDAY. NOVEMBER io A.M 100 HOR ' aES 0F ALL CLASSES. AT I O'CLOCK On Account of Mr. A. Bygraves, Park Rd.. To Awaniutu, who is giving up contracting. Pj I K W H OLE PLAN T. ' o-YEAR HEAVY DRAUGHT GELD I vr. •'YEAH HEAVY ORAUGH'I GELD - I Yard Block Drays, m perfect order; ■/■ Horse Set Tripod Harrows. 2-Horse Set Disc Harrows, S.F. Oliver Plough, S F lloinsby Plough, Light Hand Scoop, 2 Sets Dray Saddle and Britclicns, 1 3-Horse Swinglebar, Set Blocks and Chains, Swinglotrees. Chains, Harnes, Bridles and Sundries. Entries Solicited. QAMBRIDGE gjPECIAL JJORSE THURSDAY, IyOVEMBER 10 A.M. 200 HORSES 0K ALIi CLASSES. 50 UNBROKEN DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES. 50 UNBROKEN DRAUGHT AND LTGITT HORSES. 100 USEFUL HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT FARM HORSES. 50 HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES. Entries Solicited. Entries are no\V being accepted and will be allotted. rpHE pARMERS' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD., HAMILTON AND BRANCHES.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22250, 26 October 1935, Page 5
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