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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 1, Issue 25, 28 August 1912, Page 3

Tuakau. Tuesday, September 3, AT 12 NOON. Alfred Buckland & Sons Have received instructions from Mr T. S. Ferguson, who has sold his farm, to Sell as above, The whole of his live and dead stock. 30 Choice Young Dairy Cows, milking and to Calve (principally Jerseys) 1 Halfbred Jersey Heifor, to calve in September 2 Yoarling Heifers 10 Fresh-Dropped Calves 1 Black Gelding, 7yn», by Better Times 1 Black Mare, syrs, work anywhere I Grey Mare, syrs, work anywhere 1 Colt, 3yrs, by Berlin Abba 1 Bay Filly, 3yrs, by Grand Duke, broken to chains 1 Draught Yearling Colt, by Grand Duke 2 Light Harness Horses, 6yrs 1 Brood Sow 1 Boar 7 Slips Gig (nearly new), Waggon (carry 2 tons) M.H. Reaper and Binder (new), M.H. Drill (II Coulters), M.H. •*, Rake, Spring Trap, Tip Dray, M.H. S.F. Disc Plough, S.F. Plough, Disc, Tine, and Chain Harrows, Scarifier, Grindstone, Clod-Crusher, Sledge, 2 Sets Trap Harness, Waggon and Plough Harness, 5 16gal. Milk Cans, 4 Barrels, 2 Movable Pigsties, 50 Puriri Posts, 2 large Canvas Stack Covers, 4cwt. Barb Wire, 12 "Cow Covers, Anvil, 13 Scalding Tubs, Farm Tools, 40 Fowls, 3 Tons Good Chaff, 6 sacks Feed Oats, 5 Backs Seed Potatoes, Edison Standard Phonograph and 70 Records, Sundries, etc., 17 Shares N.Z. Dairy Association (second issue) On account of Mr F. Woolley 1 Pony, Gig and Harness The auctioneer draws attention to the quality of the horses submitted. They are all good waggon horses, and thoroughly staunch and reliable in any harness.

Luncheon Provided. Alfred Buckland & Sons Waiuku, via Pukekohe. Thursday, September 5, AT 12 NOON. Alfred Buckland & Sons Have received instructions from Mr W. J. Hockin, who has sold both of his farms, and is leaving the district, to sell as above, The whole of his live and dead stock. 6 Extra Choice Toung Grade Jersey Cows, in milk. 39 Very Choice Empty Yearling Grade Jersey Heifers, bred on the farm and are a particularly select lot 40 Stud Lincoln Ewes, with lambs 20 Stud Lincoln Ewe Hoggets 20 Lincoln Bam Hoggets 10 Purebred Shropshire Ewe Hoggets 6 Shropshire Ham Hoggets 1 Six-Tooth, 2 Four-Tooth, and 6 Two-Tooth Lincoln Bums, the sheep including several firstprize winners 5 First-Class Farm Mares, work anywhere, stinted to Prince of Wales 1 Three-Year-Old Filly, by Prince of Wales 1 Heavy Two-Year-Old Colt, by Salisbury Yet 2 Colts and 2 Fillies, rising one-yoar-old, by Capped Hall Jamieson 4 Hacks and Buggy Mares and Geldings Farm Waggon up to 50cwt, TipDray, Spring Trap, D.S. Buggy, Shafts, and Pole GIG, Beaper and Binder (almost new), M.H. Mower, Hayrake, New F.F Drill, D.F. Notary Plough, 1 D.F. and 1 S.F. Hornsby Ploughs, 2 M.H. Ploughs, Grubber, 2 Sets Disc, 3 Sets Tine, 1 Set Chain, and 1 Set Flexible Harrows, ClodCrusher, Wooden Boiler Platform Scales, Spring Balance, Timber Jack, 2 sets Pulleys and Chains, Waggon, Dray, Trap Single and Double Buggy, and Plough Harness, Swingletrees, Ladders, Grindstone, Churn, Butter-Worker and Dairy Utensils, Farm Tools, Sundries, Etc. Also, Household Furniture and Effects, Including Piano. Luncheon Provided. A conveyance will meet the 7.28 a.m. train from Auckland at Pukekohe. Alfred Buckland & Sons

COUNTRY SALES. PAPAKDEA-Clearance Sale in the Estate of the late Mr. W. J. Cawkwell, Wednesday, August 28. CLEVEDON.—Clearance Sale of Mr. A. E. Poynter, Thursday, August 29. THREE KINGS-Clearance Sale of Messrs P. Hansen and W. Sands— Friday, August 30th. oTAllUHU—Clearance Sale of Mr T. W. Discombe—Saturday, August 31st. WELLSFOKD-Tuesday, Septembor 3rd. MANGEEE-Clearance Sale of Mr. John McLean, Tuesday, Sopteniber 3. TUAKAU-Clearance Sale of Mr T. S. Ferguson—Tuesday, Soptoniber 3rd. IJ ELENSVILLE—Wednesday, Septembor Ith. WAIUKU-Cleanincn Salo of Mr W. J. Hockin, Thursday, Septenibor 5. WAJUKU—Saturday, September7th. MOUNT ROSKILL- Clearance Sa> (if Mr J. Boyd Saturday, Soptoi her 7th. Alfred Buckland and Sons.