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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23770, 25 September 1940, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION 82 iLMORAH j^ oad - j^psom. JQELIGHTFULLT - SITUATED RESIDENCE, JUST OFF MOUNTAIN ROAD. JjTRIDAY, gEPT. 9J AT 9 P.M. Instructed t>.v the TRUSTEE. EXECUTOR AND AGENCY BRANCH O? THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD., Will Sell by Public Auction, at their Land Salerooms, S3 Queen Street on above date, in Estate of late MRS. C. PMILLIPSON. QEMI-BUNC. ALOW RESIDENCE of ? O rooms, bathroom, pnt.v and sclv., 2 beautifully sunny verandahs; stone base. Panelled reception hull; sitting loom with cor. bay and scat, sliding doors to dining room, fireplaro in each: -1 bedrooms, pore. b. and b.. califont; also h.p. range and gas stove. Detached washhouse, storeroom, iron gurago, 'JO x 12. VERY FINE FREEHOLD SECTION, Iro. m.Sp.. with about lUoft. frontage; grounds nicely laid out in lawns, garden, ornamental trees and shrubs, asphalt paths and yard. Unique situation, extensive and charming views, including peep of harbour. Close to bus service and handy both Grammar Schools. A rare opportunity to acquire a homo in this greatly favoured residential locality. |NVESTORS. gOUND J^ETTING PROPOSITION. JJ* RID AY, gEPTEMBER 9rj AT 2 P.M gAMUEL & gONS,' ][^TD.. Will Sell by Public Auction. AT THEIR LAND SALE ROOMS. 83 Queen Street, on above date: O SELF-CONTAINED FLATS, situated at Nos. 1 and 1A HERBERT RD„ MT. EDEN, just off Dominion Rd. car line. Each Flat contains -1 rooms and convs.. pore. b. and b., gas stove, elec. h.w. and light. One Flat held vacant, other let 2-V- per week. Two garages. Insurance £ 1000. Freehold Section, elevated situation. Good letting locality, will show attractive return on money invested. Terms 011 Application. ALGETY A QOMPANY, (Incorporated in England). 10LVILLE gTOCK g ALE JJIHURSDAY, gEPTEMBER 90 19-10, AT 12 NOON. OA A HEAD CATTLE, OUU Including:— On Behalf of the Public. Trustee, on Account Estate of late P. Dobbs, Kennedy Bay, 31 SPRINGING JERSEY-CROSS COWS 13 SPRINGING 2 AND 3-YR. JERSEY H I'i IFEK S 9 YEARLING'AND 2-YR. JERSEY BULLS. 75 EWES AND LAMBS. - hacks. „ On Account W. C. Goudie, Colville, 8 SPRINGING JERSEY 10 YEAH 1,1 NO AND 2-YEAR JERSEY BULLS. Also, r»0 JERSEY-CROSS STEERS. 75 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS 30 BULLS (all breeds). 100 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Entries Solicited, QOROMAXDEL gTOCK gALEJMIIDAY, gEPTEMBER 97 1040, AT 12.30 P.M. OA PA. AND HEREFORD YEAROU LINGS. HEAD HEAD MIXED CATTLE. On Account Client, 2 MEDIUM - DRAUGHT HORSES, broken to chains. Entries Solicited. J£OPU' gTOCK gALE. QCTOBER 1910. SPECIAL ENTRY OF gTATiON-BRED QATTLE, Account H. McMillan Bull, Esq., WhangaJjYs ANNUAL DRAFT OF 110 3-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD, POLLED ANGUS and HEREFORDPOLLED ANGUS CROSS STEERS. , it , NOTE. —These cattle are off healthy hill country and are hornless. Coming from un-top-dressed country, they always give great satisfaction, and we recommend buyers to attend with contidence. pOLLED iqpREFORD JgULLS. gIXTH gALE. jpiRIDAY, QCTOBER (JiUAKAU gALEYARDS. Account 0. McCutchan, Esq., ' Mangatea Stud, Glen Murray, TT IS ANNUAL DRAFT OF 10 RISING 2-YEAR PUREBRED POLLED HEREFORD BULLS. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE. ■'Mangatea" Herefords are reared under ideal natural conditions. They aro robust cattle of great constitution and never fail to give satisfaction. We have every confidence in these bulls. p ALGETY & QOMPANY, (Incorporated in England). QLEA RI N G gALE, pUTARURU. JjiRIDAY, gEPTEMBER Q'J AT 11.30 A.M. Favoured with instructions from Mr. E. W. R. Leslie, who has sold his property, wo wili ofTer, on the Farm, Putaruru, T IV E AND DEAD STOCK. J J as follows: 400 fi-TOOTIL WETHERS. 2r> FAT WETHERS. 90 WETHER HOGGETS. 1 DAIRY COW. 1 SPRINGING HEIFER. 3 ABERDEEN ANGUS BULLS. 2 DRAUGHT GELDINGS (4-year, chains). 1 DRAUGHT GELDING (aged), pole and chains. 2 DRAUGHT MARES (aged). all work. 2 DRAUGHT MARES (chains). 1 REGISTERED MARE (4 years). 2 2-YEAR-OLDS (draught). 1 HACK. _ , Harness for 5 horses, Covers, 3 Cart Saddles and Breechings, Plough Chains. Andrews <5: Beaven Chaff-cutter and Bagger, complete with 9 H.P. Lister Engine, on transport; 1 Reaper and Binder, C'letrac Wide-gauge 30 H.P. Diesel Crawler Tractor (new), Reid A, Gray 3-Furrow Tractor Plough (new), I.H.C. Sft Tandem Tractor Discs (new), D. F. Reid <fc Gray Lever Plough, Massey Harris 13-Coulter Drill (turnip box), I.H.C. Top-dresser, Oft; Steel Queen Disc Harrows, f>-Lcaf Tyne Harrows, 4-Leaf Tyne Harrows, 32-Tyno Spring Tooth Cultivator, 1.H.C.; 2 Sets 10ft Fertility Grass Harrows (new), 3 -Storey Stacker, 3 2-Wheel Bislcy Hay Sweep, 1 Tumbler Sweep, 1 Scoop, Swingietrees, 24-Horse Yokes, 1 rsoCwt. Full Lock Waggon, Konaki, Cambridge Roller, Big Six Mower. Manure Mixer. Dehorners, Probang, <>.~>-Oallon Separator (Alfa), Cream Cans. 'Ragwort Sprayer, Sodium Chlorate, 400 Totara Posts (selected), lfiOO Split Battens, 8 Strainers. Assorted Timber. l.TCwt. Barb Wire, llCwt. Plain Wire, Farm Tools, 7 Sacks Algerian Oats, Clovers, Timothy, r>Cwt. Baling Ties, 12 Drums Diesel Fuel; Lick Troughs, Poultry. Quantity Furniture, including 4-Piece Oak Bedroom Suite, (i-Pieco Rimu Dining Suite, Fireside Chairs, etc. 300 Really Good Chaff Sacks. Light Luncheon Provided. JQ ALGETY & C°- L m (Incorporated in England). HAMILTON. CHEMISTS RALPH'S Reliable Remedies, prompt mail order Chemist. —137 Symonds St. t Auck. HTRUSSES and Surgical Appliances corJ- rectly fitted. Edward Smith, 295 Karangahapo Rd.