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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23378, 21 June 1939, Page 4

SALES BY AUCTION n JpUKEKOHE gALEYARDS. rjiO-MO 1! HOW (Til URSDAY), AT 11 A.M. OAA DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, ZUU Including:— On Account of :i Client: i TRUCK SPRINGERS, cx North. Also, On Account Mr. X. .1?. McElwam, Glenbrook: 0 CHOICE J Kit- HEIFERS, close to profit. ! Also, On Account Mr. W. A. Caie, who is Belling tlic Whole of his Herd: 34 GOOD JER. AND JER.-CROSS COWS, due July and August, On Account, of a Client: 12 DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, close to profit. Also: On Account of a Client: oo YOUXG J FIR. AND JER.-CROSS DAIRY COWS, June and July Culvers —off hard country. AT I P.M.: 9QO HEAD BEEF. 9~0 BOXER AND STORE CATTLE. \T II A.M.: kaa PIGS—PORKERS, BACONERS, OUU STORES AND WEANERS. Including: 1 PUREBRED MATURED TAM. BOAR. Also, On Account or Messrs. Stewart and Kerr: 1 SEC. LITTER FED. BERK. SOW. in piar to Tani. Bonr. 1 PRIZE WIN XING MAIDEN BERK. SOW. in pig to Tnm. Boar. r, PED. BERKSHIRE, BOARS (3 m 0.«.) 1 PED. BERK. SOW (3 mos.). 1 PED. TAM. BOAR, fit for service. Also. On Account of a Client: 6 PED. BERK. SOWS <r, mos.). AT 10.30 A.M.: gUXDRIES, Including:-—-i On Account Mr. H. Rogers: ! SOOO l-YR.-OLD BARBERRY PLANTS. I 200 2-YR.-OLD LAWSOXIAXA PLANTS, i 200 2-YR.-OLD BENTHAM PLANTS. 200 2-YR.-O.LD MAC'ROCARPA L I/A A 10. Also. On Account of a Client: <IOOO 1-YR.-OLD BARBERRY PLANTS. 500 2-YR.-OLD BARBERRY PLANTS. Also. On Account, of Clients: BALES FIRST-CLASS HAY. 1 SPEEDWAY WATER HEATER. In good condition. QUANTITY USED" SPOUTING AND j SHEETS OF CORRUGATED IRON. I Entries Solicited. rpURUA gALEYARDS, FRIDAY. JUNE 23, AT 12 XOOX. _ HEAD .CATTLE. Entries Solicited. gALEYARDS. gFECIAL } ] EIFER g A:LE ' j?HJDAY, JUXE 23, AT ll.:i() A.M. 0 Ar\ HEAD DAIRY HEIFERS, Including: On Account of Mr. J. L. Heaps, and an East Coast Client, who are retiring from milkincr. 11 G.S. C'OWS, due early July and 4 2-YEAr'oLD HEIFERS. early Calvers. 12 G.S. COWS, duo July and August. NOTE.—The Heifers are from well-known herds, comprising a feu choice Ped. Jer. Heifers, high-grade Jer., Jer.-Cross and Ayrshire Cross and are from well-known vendors, such as:—Messrs. Porter f: Field, Hutchinson, T. Ross, H. Smyth, McPikc, Mayall, Phillips, R. Hanson. Laurie, Mason, Boyd and others Entries Solicited. T) OSCOMMOX T> D., pAPATOETOE. M OXDAY, JUNE 26, AT 1 P.M. ALFRED BUCKLAXD £ SOXS, LTD., Have received instructions from Mrs. M. C. Simmonds, Papatoetoe, whose lease has expired, to sell as above, rpHE WHOLE OE THE LIVE AND 1 DEAD STOCK. Q JERSEY AXD JER.-CROSS COWS, principally duo to calve end July and early August. Calving Dates and Tests will be given at Sale. 7 " IN-CALF HEIFERS. 1 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFER. 1 RISING 2-YEAR-OLD PUREBRED JERSEY BULL. 1 COW, STORE. 20 2-YEAR-OLD LIGHT SUSSEX HENS. 11 LIGHT SUSSEX PULLETS. It K.C. DUCKS; I K.C. DRAKE. 1 Set Tine Harrows, Sledge, fiO 12ft Steel Tube Fence Rails. (J Rolls aft Wire Netting, \ Tons Mangels, 2 OGa! Cream Cans, Milk j Cooler and Vat, Cow Covers, Chicken Coops, i 3 Young Whistling Canaries, Sundries, Etc. I JJELEXS VILLE g A LEY A RDS. JUXE 9y AT 1 l.Ou A.M. ' QflCI PICS: PORKERS, BACOXERS, OUU STORES AND WEANERS. 7 ~ HEAD CATTLE. • 'J Entries Solicited. •yrARAMARUA. T UESDAY. JUNE 2 J f , AT 31.au A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAXD AND SONS, LTD.. have received instructions from Mr. H. A. Jones, Maramarua, who is leaving the district, to sell as above: THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND J. DEAD STOCK, Including: OA CHOICE JER. COWS, mostly 2nd. 0U 3rd and 4th calvers, to calve July, Aug., Sept. (calving dates given at sale). 12 TX-CALF JER. HEIFERS. 12 YEARLLXG JER. HEIFERS. 1 r.-YR.-OLD REG. PED. JER. BULL. 1 fi-YR.-OLD REG. PED. JER. BULL. 1 -l-YR.-OLD HALFDRAUGHT GELDING., broken to chains, fi SOWS, coining to 2nd litters. 2 SOWS, coining to 4th litters. 2 PED. TAMWORTH BOARS. 43 STORE PTGS. 100 ROM. EWES. r.w. Southdown Rams since 10/2/30. 2 fi-TOOTH SOUTH DOWN" RAMS. 1 BOOTH-MA CDONALD WIXDMILL. A U CTI OX EE R'S NOTE.—The cows are all bred bv owner, who has always used the best of hulls, and they show plenty of quality and constitution. The herd is free froiii disease and can bo recommended with confidence to intending buyers. Also. On Account D. ,T. Law. Est.: 1 7-YR.-OLD MARE, work in chains. Luncheon Provided. w AIUKU gALEYARDS. gFECIAL JJAIRY gALE, F MDAY. J; 3() AT 12 XOOX. inn HEAD DAIRY COWS AND IUU HEIFERS, Including: On Account of MR. PETER. PARRY. Waipipi, who is retiring from dairying. WHOLE DAIRY HERD, Com prising: OA CHOICE YOUXG JER. AXD JER.—U CROSS COWS. Also, On Account MRS. E. BARTHOW, Pollok. who is reducing her herd and going in for sheep, < 9 TESTED COWS (tests and calving dates .L>«( at sale). Entries Solicited. AKA \KArp.ITESDAY, JULY AT 11.30 A.M. ALFRED BUCKLAXD SOXS. LTD., Have received instructions from MR. H. P. GARLAND, Aka Aka, who has sold his farm and is retiring from dairying, to sell as above, THE WHOLE OF TnE LIVE AXD L DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. MACHINERY WANTED BAXDSAW, ball-bearing, about 11-inch. C. Gordon. Helensville. BLACKSMITH'S Vice, Sin. or Gin.— N.Z. Steel Pipe, Penrose. ENGINE, model A, 4-cylinder, complnto and in good order; ono double-geared Loghauler, original pressnro.—Full particulars to V., 878, Herald. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES. —Best Dolicious, 8/-; Salomo, excellent dessert or cooking, 7/0. Cash, rail paid.—Jjittlo, Henderson. BA.LLARAT, Delicious, Pears, 7/0; Dunn's, Cleopatra. (!/<>: railed. —Piatt, Ilendorson. BEST Dessert, It- bushel; Cookers, 7/-, railed. —Sunfruit. Orchards, Hamilton. MiARMALADE Oranges, SI- case; railage paid.—N. Fitch, Homebugh. Tauranga.