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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 278, 25 May 1917, Page 3

Pukekohe Saleyards Monday, May 28th, At 10.30 a.m. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd Will Yard About 1250 HEAD OF CATTLE comprising DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS including, On account of Messrs M. Coughlan and Sons, Puni, who are giving up dairying on accotTnt of the Sons going to the Front, 34 YOUNG Dairy Cows, due to c a lye July and August Also, at 1 p.m. Sharp 130 FAT Cattle 200 WELL-Bred 3 to 4-year old Steers (a number almost beef) 130 WELL-Bred %\i to 4-year-old Steers, from Te Akau and Oneu whero 120 TWO AND A-HALFtoTHREE- . YEAR - OLD SHORTHORN STEERS from Hauraki Plains 30 CHOICE 18-month to old Polled Angus Steers from Wairamarama 350 CALVES Also, at 2 p.m., On account of Mr John Allen, IGO ACRES TURNIPS, with good run off, situated Pukekawa, 7 miles from Tuakau Alfred Buckland and Sons LIMITED 1809 PAPARATA THURSOAyT MAY 31, Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd Have received instructions from Mr Wm Partridge, Paparata, who has sold his farm to Sell as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK 12 CHOICE Dairy Cows, in milk and due to calve August and September 1 GOOD Shorthorn Bull 5 HEIFERS, 10 Calves 3 USEFUL Farm Horses, work any--1 LIGHT Harness Horse, 1 Hack 12 LAMBS, 2 Sows at profit Spring Cart and Harness, Sulky, 2 ploughs: scarifier and moulder, set disc and tine harrows, roller, clodcrusher, sledge, catamaran, chaffcutter. Globe separator, hay rake, 5 collars and hames, chains and swingletrees, horse cover, saddles, lot totara posts and strainers, corrugated iron, | ton chaff, 10 tons hay, farm tools and sundries, etc Luncheon Provided. Alfred Buckland and Sons Limited 1819 AKA AKA (Via Pukekohe) thursday7may 31, At 10.30 a.m. Sharp Please Note Time of Sale Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd Have received instructions from Mr Philip Denize, of Aka Aka, who is retiring from dairying, to Sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK--70 CHOICE Young Dairy Cows and Heifers, in milk, and due to calve July, August and September 2 GOOD Shorthorn Bulls 12 BEEF Cows and Heifers 15 BTORE Cows 30 WELL-Bred 2 and 3-year old steers 35 CALVES 25 HEAVY, Medium and Light Horses, broken and unbroken 1 6 COW Plant L.K.G. Milking Machine 2 SULKIES and Harness 1 D S Buggy 1 LIGHT Waggon, Spring Cart and Ha-ness, Tip Dray and Harness Set disc harrows, clod crusher, 3 cream cans, 70-gallon pump separator, small cheese plant, 90-gallon iron boiler, piping and pumps, 3-h p vertical steam boiler and engine, blacksmith's bellows, anvil and drill, ducks and fowls, farm tools, sundries, etc THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including English Piano, 1 Canadian Organ, etc Luncheon Provided. A conveyance will meet the 6.40 a.m. train from Mercer, and the 7.17 train from Auckland, at Pukekohe. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd 1820 CLEARING SALE AT OKAERIA WAERENCA Tuesday, June sth AT 12 O'CLOCK Favoured with instructions from Mr W. Wallace, who has sold his farm, we wiU Sell on the above date the whole of his live and dead stock, including—--75 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, mostly Shorthorns in calf to registered Shorthorn bull 9 TWO-YEAR HEIFERS, 54 Calves (a good line), Shorthorn ; 1 2-year Shorthorn hull, entered in N.Z. Milking Shorthorn Herd Book (pedigree at sale) ; 1 yearling Shortho-n Bull 1 DRAUGHT MARE (all harness), with foal at foot by Royal Knight 1 DRAUGHT GELDING, 5 years; 1 Draught Gelding, 4 years; 1 Draught Gelding, aged ; 1 Brood mave, 1 Gig Horse (quiet for lady to drive); 1 Hack Mare, 4 years :',O TWO-TOOTH EWES, in lamb to Romney ram 1 SI'LKY and HARNESS, Harness (plough) 50 TURKEYS 20 Fowls 12 CREAM CANS Quantity Building Timber, 2500 ft Bridge Timber, 500 Puriri and Totara Posts, (i Totara Strainers, 1000 Rimu Battens, 10 Rimu Gates, Quantity Iron 2 Tons Super., half-ton Bonedust, quarter-ton Guano, quarter-ton Cement, Bag Lime 100 Sacks, 2 tons Good Chaff, 2 Bags Oats, I Bag Sharps Barrel Treacle, 6 Barrels Circular Saw, Wire Strainer, Slashers, Wedges, Pig Frame, Water Spouting, 1 Paynes Patent Pulley NOTE We can with every confidence recommend the above dairy herd, as Mr Wallace lias kept nothing but the best cows in his herd. Luncheon Provided. The Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Company, Ltd. HAMILTON, AUCTIONEERS. 1822 2 PACE on advertising stations J in Pukekohe to let. For terms apply "Times" office. '