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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24141, 6 December 1941, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION LP BED gUCKLANDA gONS. £TD MAUNGATUEOT'O PIG- SALE YARDS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. On Arrival of Auckland Express. 150 PIGS OF ALL CLASSES. Entries Solicited. W-AIUKU PIG SALEYARDS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, AT 11.30 A.M. 500 PIGS: Porkers, Baconers, Stores and Weaners. Entries Solicited. PATUMAHOE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, AT 1 P.M.

ALFRED. AUCKLAND & SONS. LTD., Have received instructions from ME. L. W WATSON, Patuniahoe, to sell as above. LARGE QUANTITY COR. IKON. LARGE QUANTITY NEW AND USED TIMBER, all measurements, including quan tity, T. and G. Kauri and Totara, Architraving, etc. QUANTITY WOODEN DOORS, Window Sashes, Shelving, Cupboards, Mantelpieces, Large Dining Table, Sink and Bench, Door Runners, Chimney Top and Blocks, Hinges, Door Catches, Number Hal! Tanks, useful pigsties; Quantity Used Galv. Piping 0/ 2 jn, %in, lin and l l / 2 in), 2 Drainage Pumps. Gig, Spring Cart, Sundries, etc. KUMEU SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, AT 11 A.M. ORDER OE 1 SALE: Sundries. 11 a.m.; Pigs, 11.45 a.m.; Dairies, J 2 Noon. 200 HEAD CATTLE. Including: 20 COWS AND HEIFERS, in milk and close to profit. 15 SPRINGING COWS AND HEIFERS 14 S.H. AND JER. HEIFERS, late calvers. 23 FAT COWS AND HEIFERS. 20 STORE COWS AND HEIFERS. 3 COWS AND CALVES. 8 YEARLING HEIFERS. 4 BULLS. ALSO: 25 WEANER AND STORE PIGS. 2 L.B. SOWS, 2nd litter, due to farrow to Canad.-Berk. Boar. On account ot a Client, who is selling his full Contracting Plant, owing to ill-health: 2 RELIABLE GELDINGS. guaranteed good workers all harness. 1 M.H. MOWING MACHINE, 2 Ploughs, Chain f*nd Tripod Harrows, 2 Sets JO-blade Disc Harrows, Tripod Harrows, Scarifier, etc. 1 GOOD ROAD GRADER, good order; 2 Tumbler Scoops, 2 %-Ton Spring Carts, Harness, Chains, Spring Cart Saddles, Collars and Hamcs, Horse Covers, etc. ALSO: 1 D. MARE, good quality, all work. SUNDRIES. QUANTITY TIMBER, ETC. Entries Solicited. WESTFIELD SALEYARDS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. On Account of Mr. T. B. King, Rnnciman, who has turned over to town supply: 1 BEG. PED. BERK. SOW. Second litter, close to farrowing to Glenoran Pleasant Boy 2nd. This Sow is by Belmont Rambler, sire of many winners, and out of the champion sow Westown Peggie. TAHEKEROA SALEYARDS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, AT 12 NOON. 150 HEAD CATTLE. Including:— 9 3-YR.-OLD S.H. STEERS, very forward condition. 14 YEARLING JER. AND JER.-S.H. CROSS HEIFERS. Entries Solicited. WAITAKARURU SALEYARDS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, A-t 12 NOON. 200 HEAD CATTLE, Including:— 10 SPRINGERS. 15 FAT COWS. 30 BONER AND STORE COWS. Entries Solicited. PUKEKOHE HORSE BAZAAR. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, AT 11 A.M. 50 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES, Including:— On Account of a Client: 1 7-YR.-OLD HACK, good stock mare. On Account of a Client:, 1 GREY SHOW PONY, 11.2 hands, taken number of prizes, quiet and •used to children. Also, AT 12 NOON: , On Account of Mr. G. F. Mclnnes, Maramarua: 1 BROWN FILLY (2), by VaaLs (19), sire of Cheval do Volee (Auckland Cup, twice), Our Jean (Waikato Cup), Route March, etc., out .of Mangere Belle (half-sister to Mint Belle, dam of Rhodesian, winner of 5 races), by Valkyrian (9), (sire of the dams of Kindergarten, Native Song, Palustre, Hot Box, etc.), out of Whitford Bell/ 1 GEIJDING.4-yr.-old, by Bronze Eagle (9), sire of Dark Eagle, Monte Cristo, Bronze Moth, Tellsom, etc., out of Mangere Belle. Entries Solicited. PARAHI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, Atf 1 P.M. ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, x LTD., have received instructions from the trustees in the estate of David Campbell, deceased, to sell, on the farm, as above THE W&OLE OF THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK.

341 SHEEP, Comprising:— 121 BREEDING EWES, 90 LAMBS 72 WETHERS, 54 HOGGETS, 4 S 2 AND S 3-YR.-OLD STEERS. 1 HOUSE COW. 1 HEIFER. 1 HEIFER AND CALF. 1 YEARLING HEIFER, 1 JER. BULL THE WHOLE OF THE kOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, SUNDRIES, etc. COUNTRY SALES MAUNGAKARAMEA—MONDAY, DecernMAUNGATUROTO (Pi? SaIe)—MONDAY, December 3. WAIUKU (Pig SaIe)—MONDAY, Decernber 8. KUMEU—TUESDAY, December 9. TUAKAU—TUESDAY, December 9. WATOTIRA—TUESDAY, December 9. PATUMAHOE (Mr. L. W. Watson)— TUESDAY, December 9. TAHEKEROA—THURSDAY, December 11. PUKEKOHE (Horse SaIe)—FRIDAY. December 12. WAITAKARURU—FRIDAY, December 12. CLEVEDON—MONDAY, December 15. PARUA BAY—MONDAY, December 15. POKF.NO—TUESDAY. December 16. HELENSVTLLE—'TUESDAY, December 16. RUNCIMAN—TUESDAY, December 16. PUKEKOHE—THURSDAY. December IS PARAHI (Sale Est, D. CampbeII)—THURSDAY, December 18. TURUA—FRIDAY, December 19. WAIUKU—FRIDAY, December 19. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTD. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD.. HAMILTON. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MAIN HIGHWAY, TE RAPA. (Opposite Racecourse.) WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1941. 12 NOON. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO.. LTD., have received instructions from Messrs. Bateson and Walton to sell as above, (heir Whole Herd, young Stock and Sundries. Walton has gone overseas and Bateson is unable to secnre the necessary labour to carry on and so is compelled to sell without reserve; — , , „ 45 YOUNG JERSEY COWS, in full milk, r.w.b. October 1. 10 SHORTHORN COWS, in full milk. 1 3-YEAR JERSEY BULL. 2G FIRST-CLASS JERSEY HEIFER CALVES. / „ 2 AGED DRAUGHT HORSES (all 5-COW' WALLACE MILKING PLANT, 120* gal. Lister Separator (slicht reserve on these items). Farm Waggon. Light Spring Cart. Milk Cans. Cooler, etc. This is ti first-class herd, well farmed in ereat condition and at present are producing just over 31b. butter-fat per day with a 38 test, We can strongly recommend these cattle to those in search of (rood stock. FRANRTON SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1941. 100 HEAD OF C ATT LE. 300 SHEEP. 30 FAT AND STORE PIGS. gTEPHENSON AND QO., LIMITED, HAMILTON. TE KAUWHATA STOCK SALE. MONDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1941. 10 FAT COWS. 30 STORE AND BOXER COWS. ]0 2-YR. JERSEY STEERS. 30 YEARLING STEERS. 10 YEARLING P.A. STEERS. 28 S.H. HEIFER CALVES. 13 YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. 100 FAT AND STORE PIGS. QUANTITY OF BACON AND SUNDRIES. Entnee Solicited. P W Y ERCOE ANI> C o "' * LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS. POULTRY WANTED BUFF Bantam Pullets, 2 or 3; 2 or 3 mths. —15 Massey St., Frankton. DUCKS, Khaki Campbell, 150-200, young. —State age and price to Cash, Herald, Pnkekohe. ~jr\ EESE—Wanted pair Flightless Geese. IjT now or later on.—G. SllMllerald. POULTRY, all kinds; highest prices given. —Phone 64-476. PRIME Chickens, Hens, Drakes. Nola, 536 Mt. Albert Rd. Phone 60-964. WL, Pullets August-September hatched; • state price, age.—M. 870 M Hebalo.