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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23275, 18 February 1939, Page 7

SALES BY AUCTION gOCKLAND & gONS. LTD. QLEVEDON gALEYARDS. AT 12 NOON. ' 10H HEAD CATTLE, L\J\J Including:— On Account of a Clients ti FAT STEERS. On Account of a Client: 20 IS-MOS.-OLD P.A. STEERS. 10 18-MOS.-OLD P.A. HEIFERS, r.w. P.A. bull. Also. 2GOO RIMU BATTENS. '2O MACROCARPA STRAINERS. Entries Solicited. FEBRUARY O pOKENO gALEYARDS. JJONDAY, AT 12 NOON. CAn HEAD CATTLE, «JL»U Including:— On account of Mrs. Little, Pokeno, who is retiring, from dairying, her Whole Herd of 14 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due to calve July and August, comprising 13 P.B. Jerseys, in milk, 1 Reg. Ped. Jersey Cow, "Blue Bird of Oxford." 2 18 - MONTHS - OLD IN • CALF HEIFERS. These are a choice lot of cows, mostly younif, fully guaranteed and can bo recommended. On Account of a Client: 12 3-YEAR-OLD S.H. AND S.H.-CROSS HEIFERS, at profit. ALSO, The annual drafts from Messrs. O'Lcary Bros., A. Graham and M. Steed: 20 WELL - BRED WEANER S.H. HEIFERS. 46 WELL - BRED WEANER S.H. STEERS. ALSO. 30 HEAD BEEF. 150 BONER AND STORE COWS. 20 2%-YEAR-OLD R.P. AND B.H. STEERS. 00 20-MONTHS-OLD S.H. STEERS. 10 18-MONTHS-OLD HER. STEERS. 10 18-MONTH-OLD P.A.-HER.-CROSS HEIFERS, r.w. P.A. Bull. 12 S.H. COWS, with calves. 18 2M.- V E.\ T7-OLD FRFFS STEERS. On Account of a Client: 1 2-YEAR-OLD JERSEY HEIFER. 4 WEANER JER. HETFERS. 1 GRADE JERSEY BULL. i Entries Solicited. gALEYARDS. J^EBRUARY AT 12 NOON. 1 Aft ' HEAD CATTLE. JLUv/ Including:— On Acconnt of Mr. W. H. Wilcocks: 8 YOUNG DATRY COWS, due to calve May and June. Entries Solicited. JJELENSVILLE rjAUESDAY, j|jv I.E gALEYARDS. AT 11.30 A.M. 300 p 1 G 8 - 1 AA HEAD CATTLE. XUVy Including:— On account of the Estate John Osborne, deed. 22 DAIRY COWS. 1 2-YEAR-OLD JERSEY HEIFER. 1 YEARLING HEIFER. 5 CALVES. 1 SOW. 2 STORE PIGS. 1 Alfa-Laval Separator, 4 Cream Cans, 3 Milk Buckets, 2 Spades, 1 Axe. Also, 10 COW BEEF. Also. 40 4 AND 5-YEAR-OLD EWES. Entries Solicited. " rj^AMAKL JpEBRUARY 2]_ AT .11.30 A.M. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, LTD. Have received instructions from Mr. Colin O. Ross, who is retiring from dairying, to sell, on Mr. J. Ross' property, ROSS RD., EAST TAMAKI, as above:— i THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND I 1 DEAD STOCK. i O S.H. AND JERSEY COWS. ! 4fcO In Milk. ! 1 SPRINGER. 6 MARKED HEIFERS. 16 S.H. AND JERSEY CALVES. 2 H.D. GELDINGS. 7 BREEDING SOWS, due to Tarrow. 1 Topdresser, Harrows. Booth-Mac. Discs, M.H. Mower, Tools and Sundries. Luncheon Provided. '£AHEKEROA O ALE YARDS. rPHURSDAY, JJ>EBRUARY 90^ AT 12 NOON. *™ \ AA HEAD CATTLE, "xUI/ Including:— 50 FAT AND FORWARD 2 1 /, TO 3-YR.-OLD DEHORNED S.H. STEERS. 00 FORWARD - CONDITIONED 2% TO 3-YR.-OLD P.A., S.H. AND HER. STEERS. 100 RISING 2-YR.-OLD S.H. AND R.P. STEERS. 1 TRUCK 3 & 4-YEAR-OLD STEERS. 50 RISING- YEARLING S.H. STEERS 40 RISING 2-YR.-OLD S.H. HEIFERS. 40 COWS WITH RUNNER AND VEALER CALVES at Foot. 30 BONER AND STORE COWS, 1 TRUCK SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS. 2 BONER BULLS. 1 4-YR.-OLD P.A. BULLAlso. 3 IV, TO 3-YR.-OLD UNBROKEN MT> OET.DTNOS 1 RISING 2-YR.-OLD M.D. GELDING. 1 RISING ft-YEATf-OLD M.D. MARE. sheep, )UU Including:— 200 2 AXD 4-TOOTH WETHERS. 150 4-YR.-OLD TO F.M. EWES. 250 M.S. LAMBS. Luncheon Available at Grounds. pUKEKOHE JJORSE gAZAAR. P RID AY, pEBRUARY 9^ AT 10.45 A.M. r ~ HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. Including. Ex Canterbury. 14 GOOD FARM HORSES. Also. AT 11 A.M. SHARP. 2 TRUCKS FARMERS' TIMBER, in lots to suit purchasers. Entries Solicited. "yyAITAKARURU gALEYARDS. pRIDAY, 9^ AT 12 NOON. HEAD CATTLE. Entries Solicited.

AIWA KA gALEYARDS. jyj: ONDAY, jpEBRUARY £7 . AT 12 NOON. |Q HEAD CATTLE. Entries Solicited. M C K ENZIE Ii ,OAD ' M axgere ' T u ESDAY, pEBRUARY 9g^ AT 11.30 A.M. T , nix ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS. LID.. Have received instructions from Mil. J. Hi. G. WESTON, Manuere. whoso lease lias expired, to sell as above rpHE WHOLE DAIRY HERD. - ~ DAIRY COWS, Mostly Shorthorns, in 00 milk and duo to calve. 18 SPRINGING S./H. and S.H.-CROSS HEIFERS. 1 2-YEAR-OLD S.H BLLL. 1 Vl-MONTHS-OLD S.H. BULL. I 2 H.D. HORSES, all work. 1 HACK. 20 TONS BAT-ED HAY. 1 CATTLE DOG AND KENNEL. 11 W.L. FOWLS, FOWLHOUSE. , 1 ft-cow Vacuum Brako Milkintf Machine, Bucket Plant; 2 li.p. Parkinson Motor and Anderson Rotary Vacuum Pump Combination. 20jral. Eloc. Dairy Healer, Cooler and Vat, 12 Cans, Strainer. Milk Dandy, Washing Tub on Wheels, Dairy Utensils, etc. 1 11-Coulter M.H. Disc Drill and Broadcaster, Chain Harrows, Wacrensa Harrows, Hay Sweep, for car; Tip Dray and Hay Frame, Spring Tip Dray nnd Hay Frame, Stewart Horse Clipper, Dray and Cart Saddles, Riding Saddle. 4 Collars and Humes, Chains and Swinsflctrees, Manure Sledge, C.C. Saw, C. Saw and Bench, 4 Jarrah Gates, Posts. Barb Wiro, 6ft Wiro Netting, Farm Tools. Garden Spray and Hose, Sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided. JiRIDAY, jy£ARCH AT 11.80 A.M. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from MR. N. D. COAD, Whangarata, who has sold his farm, to sell as above, T\HE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. Particulars later. gUCKLAND & gONS, LTD.