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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22822, 1 September 1937, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION RTH'UR, J. TI) - AT N °. 6 M AC M UHRAY R D.. pEMUERA. (THURSDAY), AT A.M. In the Estate of Lady Lockhart, deceasod, under instructi ins from the Trust Branch of the New Zealand Insurance Company, T HB pURNISHINGS, QARPETS, pICTURES AND QHINA. DRAWING ROOM.—Very Fine Qnftl. AX. CARPET, in Rood order; ENGLISH PIANO, by Hicksoti, London; - WELL- SPRUNG CHESTERFIELD SUITES, with Loose Covers, which have, only hrcn in use a few weeks; Handwork Tapestry, Piano Stool, Occ. Chairs, Tea itnd Coffee Tables, Old Walnut Settee, Brass Firo Set, with Screen to match; Water Colours by Perritt, Old China Plates, Plaques and Ornaments, .12 Cushions, Curtains. HALL. —Ax. Carpet to match drawing room; Hall Runner, Carved Table, Bookcase, Palinstand. 1\ rORXINC! ROOM.—Loose Cushion dies---'J. lerficld and 1 Chair, Ax. Carpet Sq., Fircsido Chair, Oak Bureau, .Rd. Table with 1 Inset Chairs, 2 Easy Chairs, Brass Helmet Coal Bucket, Firescreen, Bookcase, Wall Mirror, Pictures. DIXIXG ROOM. —2 Carpets to match, Tea Waggon, Glass China Cuphd., Oak Serving Cupbd., Lge. Oak Sideboard, Lse. Dining Table, Couch, Armchairs, Elec. Table Lamps! Firescreen and Kerb, • Cuckoo Clock, Very Handsome Old Dessert Service, Handsome Set of 7 Cups and Saucers, Dinner Service, Tea Ware, a Handsome E.P. Salvors (3 sizes), Entreo Dishes, E.P. Ware, E.P. Candlesticks, Glass and China Ware. B|EDROOMS. —Carpets, ' Sinßlc Oak and Other Beds, Oak Robe, Riniu Robe, Oak and .Rinni Dressing Tables, Easy Chairs, Blankets and Linen. VERANDAH. —Le Roy Cot and Canvas Verandah Chairs. KITCHEN REQUISITES.—LinoIeum, Elec. Iron, Carpet Sweeper. OUTSIDE. Wheelbarrow, Lawnmower, Garden Tools. NO RESERVES. The Valuable Residence and Grounds will be for sale. Date of salo will bo announced later. rjiROS. -Q AUCTIONEER. rjinE JIARMER3' QO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING COMPANY LTD.. HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. rpO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 11.30 A.M. HEAD CATTLE. STORE AND BONER COWS. •» AND 3-YEAR-OLD P.A. AND RED POLLED STEERS. 2-YEAR-OLD P.A. STEERS. J AND 2-YEAR P.A. STEERS. YEARLING P.A. STEERS JERSEY HEIFERS, R.W.B. JERSEY HEIFERS, closo to profit, HEAD MIXED CATTLE. JlAiiii, with foal at foot. Entries Solicited. CGARUAWAHIA JJ<RIDAY, gEPTE: 11.30 A.M. lA HEAD EPTEMBER 2QQ .H EA D C ATTL a. 10 FAT COWS. 15 STORE AND BONER COWS. 10 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS •_'o SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. On account of Mr. Fowler, Glen Massey, 20 YOUNG JERSEY AND JERSEYCROSS DAIRY COWS, close to profit. - Entries Solicited. QAMBRIDGE gPRING gTORSE PAIR. rpHURSDAY AND J" 1 RID AY, gEPTEMBER, 7 g 9 AND 10. AT 10 A.M. EACH DAY. QQA nORSES OF ALL CLASSES. lVi" USEFUL HEAVY. MEDIUM AND LIGHT UNBROKEN DRAUGHT 25 UNBIfoKEN LIGHT HORSES. 500 HEAVY. MEDIUM AND LIGHT DRAUGHT HOUSES, suitable for all purposes. _ „ 150 HUNTERS. HACKS AND HARNESS HORSES. 20 CHILDREN'S PONIES. 1 2-YR. CLYDESDALE DRAUGHI COLT, "SEA KING," by Par.ehakua Priam—Seaview Queen. 1 4-Ylf. CLYDESDALE ENTIRE, by 1 "-Yr! CLYDESDALE COLT, by Bay AUGHT ENTIRE "Gold Crown." bred by J. C. Begbie. THE CLYESDALE COLI. 2 years, "Tahuna Kobin." T __ THE CIAESDALE EX TIRE "Marackakaho Robin." THE CLYESDALE ENTIRE, 2 7 pars. "Ohoteo Autopa.v. ___ CLYDESDALE BROOD MARES AND FILLIES. Also, On Account of Client: — ig o AND 3-YR. UNBROKEN ÜBAOGHTS, ex To Puke. On Account of Mr. ,T. McMurray, Gore. South Island: — 10 PEDIGREE CLYDESDALE MARES 1 n UXBKOKEN L 'l) RAUGHT FILLIES. 40 MEDIUM TO HEM Y DRAUGHT - . MARES AND GELDINGS, from 3 i to 5 years—all work. On Account Mr. J. T. Bryant, Matangi:— 18 HALF TO HEAVY DRAUGHTS, bioken to all work. On Account Mr. C. M. Peek, Mt. Roskill:— 20 3 TO 4-YR. DRAUGHT HOiISES. good farm sorts. On Account Messrs. Duncan Bros.. Cambridge:— THEIR ANNUAL DRAFT OF Itt YOUXG DRAUGHT FARM HOitSES. On Account Mr. W. F. Saunders. Brunt wood: — 18 HEAVY AXD MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSES, broken to all work. On Account of Mr. W. F. Saunders, who is going out of trotting:— THE CIIESTXDT GELDING "OUR SUMMER," by Our Thorpo—Lady Somerset. THE B LACK MARE "GIPSY LIGHT," by Jewel Pointer— Alcana. 2 RACKING SULKIES, 1 JOGGER. 1 2-HORSE FLOAT, practically new, 2 Sets Racing Harness. 1 Set Jogging Harness. Entries consist of the Annual Drafts of Unbroken antl Broken Draughts from prominent breeders. ORDER OF SALESEPT. 7—UNBROKEN HORSES AND DRAUGHT HORSES broken to work. SEPT. B,—DRAUGHT HORSES, broken to work. SEPT. !>.—DRAUGHT HORSES, broken to work. SEPT. 10—HACKS, HUNTERS. CHILDREN'S PONIES, HARNESS HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS. SUNDRIES. Special Entries of Brood Mares and Entires, September 8, at I p.m. Special Entries of Thoroughbreds, Trotters, Hacks and Hunters, September 10, at 1 p.m. ENTRIES CLOSE Definitely on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3 when numbers will bo alio) ted. Entries Solicited. X' HE p ARMEKS ' (^.operative AUCTIONEERING COMPANY, LTD.. HAMILTON AND BRANCHES. OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS HUIOS. F. LOWES, F.8.0.A.. F.S.A.O. i (Edin.), F.N.A.0., F. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic Optician, Lister Bldg., City, 0 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily; also evenings, 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Residence, 2 Symonds St., opp. Government House. Phone <lO-44(5. Appointment.