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Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 661, 23 August 1921, Page 10

Auction Notices. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. On Account Mr E. D. McLennan, ■' Papakura. SPECIAL PEDIGREE JERSEY SALE Consisting of 75 COWS AND HEIFERS. 25 BULLS, fit for service. Combining the Best Blood in the Dominion. Particulars and Catalogues Later. MX LOA?J AMD RIERCAMTSLE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. In Conjunction with ALFRED BUCkLAND AMD SONS, AUCriOMJALES. When you have a clearance sale of cattle you engage an expert cattle auctioneer. Ask him and he will admit that he has no time for selling furniture —it is not in his line. Usually he sells the furniture last —when the crowd has gone. It will pay you far better, when you are selling out, to let an expert Furniture Auctioneer conduct your Furniture Auction. The Furniture Sale can fca arranged for the same date ana time as the cattle sale, or whenever you wish. Mr. George Walker will come and personally conduct the sale for you at Pu.kekohe, Papakura, Waiuku, Bombay, or anywhere in the surrounding district. _ • His knowledge of Furniture Values may mean £SO to £IOO more in vour pocket. Write and ask for his suggestions about the sale first. GEORGE WALKSR, AUGTEONEF.R AMD VALUER, 38, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Telephones 2557 and 2044. Land and Estate Agents. WASUIKU. WITHIN THE PROPOSED ELECTRIC LIGHT AREA. COMPACT LITTLE DAIRY FARM OF 3FQ ACRES. All ploughable; will run about 12 cows; 28 acres grassed, balance fallow, a little shelter bush; flat to undulating, originally ■“heavy bush. Cream collected at gate. House, 3 rooms, wash-house, 3-bail cowshed, concreted door. PRICE, £1550, DEPOSIT £SOO. I have Clients with Auckland suburban properties desirous of exchanging for dairy farms, carrying capacity about 20 or more cows.. Send, particulars of your farm tome, it may be just what is required. A. H. SHEPHERD, HOUSE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ISC. DOMINION RO.. AUCKLAND. GEORGE' COLE KING STREET, PUKEKQHE. (Near Defence Office). TO LET, in main street —Unfurnished Rooms, use conveniences; suitmarried couple. LANDED AT LAST THE CHEAPEST FARM IN THE DISTRICT. 105 acres, freehold, and al! ploughable. Good volcanic soil, about two teres in bush, balance in good grass. The property will carry 50 head of cattle all the year. Well watered by springs and creeks. House of 7 looms and conveniences; 6-bad cowshed. and out-buildings. Price f.So per acre. Cash about £ISOO. 10 acres, freehold, and all plough* able. Well watered by springs and creeks. 13 acres in good grass, 2 gc/es in crops, M acre in orchard, 5 paddocks well fenced with p. and v. Two road frontage, 3 room cottage and conveniences. 2 bail cowshed, fowl run and piggery. Stock —a milkei3. 2 heifers, due about August, sepaiator and cream cans. About IN rniies from P. 0., station and school. Price £IBSO. Cash £400; balance to remain at 6 per cent. HOUSE, 5 large and lofty rooms id scullery, bathroom, p.b. and h., and c. water, electric light in every >oni, wash-house, c. and t., coaliuse and mo tor shed, tev-nou-e ana m; fruit trees, concreted paths and ,’ound well i&kl out. Price r.20u0, s h £IOOO, balance to remain for 5 jars at 6 per cent. ALFRED P. LYNCH. Theme Ft. F. W. STEMBIUDOF. GENERAL CARRIER AND CONTRACTOR, HARRIS STREET. PUKEKOHE. AU Classes of Work Undertaken in Town and District. Fu n XITU R E C ARE FULL 7 REMOVE D. This Work R a Speciality and Is p v:np ~'y TJndertaken. 'PHONE, No. 158.