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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 435, 17 December 1918, Page 3

Auction Notices Mercer. Wed., December 18, At 12 Noon. Alfred Buckland & Sons. Ltd Have received instructions fronjF Mr E THE WHOLE OF HIS LBTE AND DEAD STOCK* 23 Clitke Dairy Cowifi n milk and \due to calvaf" 20 12 \ 18-monthpld steers and \eifers /' 23 Goodßalves \£ 4 Good iiu-raidftorhes, work any 3 UnbrokeMFillie-, t and 4-year-ol 4 Mar 1 Age* farm 40 Fojffs " ""lughs, discs T dray, bugi collars, buggy harness,. chains, knapßack, sprayer, post-1 hole borer, pump, quantity barb ! wire, 2in galvanised piping, lot corrugated iron, farm tools, sundries, etc. Quantity Household Furniture. Luncheon Provided, Alfred Buckland & Sons. Ltd Tuakau Saleya^s. *- > Alfred Buckljid Jf Sons, Ltd WiUfYard About MAD CATTLE, Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. Favona Road, Manqere, Saturday, December 21, At 1 o clock Alfred Buckland A Sons, Ltd. Have received instructions from Mrs •las. Marshall, Mangere, to sell as above, THE WHOLE OF THE LIVE AND i DEAD STOCK. 8 Choice Dairy Cows, in milk and due to calve 1 Two-year-old Empty Heifer 4 Yearling Heifers 6 Good Strong Calves I 27-gal. Diavolo separator, 3 cream cans, buckets and dairy utensils, saddle and bridle, cattle dog, chickens and fowls, quantity household furniture, farm tools, sundries, etc. Luncheon Provided Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. Pukekohe Saleyards. Monday, Deeember 23, At 10.45 a.m Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd Will Sell .DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS. At 1. p.m. 11(1 HE AH BEEF. I HEAD CATTLE, Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. COUNTRY SALES. DECEMBER. MERCER-Clearance Sale of Mr E. Hallett, Wednesday 18 TUAKAU—Thursday, 19. WAITAKARURU-Saturday 21 MANGERE. FAVONA ROAD- Sale of Mrs Jas. Marshall—Saturday 21 PUKEKOHE-Monday, 23 Please note alteration in date of Waitakaruru Sale. Buyers for Messrs Thos. Borthwick and Sons (Australasia), Ltd., Frozen Meat Exporters, Etc, Prices on Application. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd, LIMITED AUCTIONEERS AUCKLAND CHANGE OF PROPRIETORSHIP. TO THE RESIDENTS OF BUCKLAND, AND DISTRICT. "i —. j the opportui customers o generous sup during the pa solicit on behal same generous our for the ded to us en years. We 'our successor the port. xmp WORNE & SONS. respectfully the jsLeral suppo predecessors and v tunity of assuring newl that it will he rupfit their contidenc the above I continuance of given to my ike theoppori„ „u „„j endeavour to ,by strict atBucMund 12th December, PUBLIC NOTICE. Having sold my launch and plant I beg to notify my sustomers that I am giving up business as a River Carrier and Tradejas from December 20th, 1918. you for past favours. A ARTTllgi 0. LAPWOOD, sT 1 m Tuakau. "CEREMILK" SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER CALF FOOD. Thousands of keen, hard-headed, successful dairymen, who have tried most of the other foods, tell us that no calf food gives such good results as "CEREMILK." A well-balanced ration, it is easily digested, highly nutritious and the calves take easily to it. No waste no deposit at the bottom of the bucket easy to prepare—freshness and purity guaranteed. MrOeorge Thompson, the well-known farmer of Station Road Papatoetoe writes : " I have , u-ed ' CEREMILK ' for raising pediJ gree stock. After experience of other . foods on the market, 1 am confident . there is nothing to equal CEREMILK.'" | Try "CEREMILK "—equal to whole i milk in nutriment. At all stores and j factories. H. E Gillespie, Auokland I Provincial Agent ; W. Roulston, Pukek"he Local Distributor 15