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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 500, 27 January 1920, Page 4

Auction Notices. Tuakau Sheep Fair. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, At 12 Noon. BUOKLAND & SONS, LTD. Will hold their First Sheep and Ram Fair in the Tuakau Sheep Fair Yards on Monday, February 2, and will offer about 7AAA SHEEP. IUUU EWES, WETHERS, LAMBS AND RAMS. Entries Respectfully Solicited. N.B.—We advise clients to see that their sheep are clean. The Stock Act prohibits the sale of any sheep affected with lice. Alfred Buckland & Sons, Ltd. Pap&toetoe. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, At 12 Noon. BUCKLAND & SONS, Ltd In conjunction with The Farmers' Coop. Auctioneering Co., Ltd., have been instructed by the Dilworth Trust Boaiti to Sell, at the Homestead, Papatoetoe, as above— The whole of their farm IMPLEMENTS AND PUREBRED CLYDESDALE HORSES. 'LAD"i MARCELLUS '* (G.'V.L.'C.) Foaled November, 1908; filly foal at foot by the champion horse " Dilworth King of Abbotsford," and served again by the champion hosre " Bonnie Dunkeld " (imp.) SIRAU COUNTESS." lober, 1912 ; colt foal at foot mpion horse " Dilworth King of Abbotsford," and served again by the champion horse " Bonnie Dunkeld." Sire, " King Edward " by " Salisbury Pride," dam "'Lady Marcellus" by " Marcellus " (a first-class worker.) " NORA SHEPHERD." Foaled October, 1910 ; served by " Bonnie Dunkeld " (imp.) Sire, " Shepherd Lad " by " Herd Laddie," dam " Baron Florrie " by " Baron Graceful." LADY PEGGY OF URY PARK." November 1914 ; sire, " St. Park,"juytf aron£old b ; sire, :on Bold' ' Shepher MOLLY, sire, " D r" Highl ' by " Fi IILLIAN 17 : sire.

Foaled December, 1917; sire, " Dilworth Zing of Abbotsford " by " High Mark " ; dam, " Lady Marcellus " by " Marcellus." " DIL WORTH MACARTHUR." Purebred weighty gelding, foaled November, 1915; a first-class worker. 'A good horse for the city. .Also, one Brown Pony, quiet to ride and drive, and a stylish turnout of Cob, Gig, and Harness. All the Clydesdales are entered in, or eligible .for, the " Clydesdale Stud Book." The stud includes some of the best in the North Island, as they have proved in the various show rings, and we strongly recommend breeders not to miss this opportunity of purchasing first-class specimens of the breed. The horses will be sold without reserve. The Implements comprise the following Andrews and Beaven Threshing Machine (new) with Hummeler and Dresser and Elevator; Andrews and Beaven Seed Dresser (new) ; Threee-aiancL- Shearing Plant (new) with 'Doable Grinder and all Accessaries ; W-uoF Table and Wool Press (Sandow) ; Complete Plant for Large and Miniature Cheese-making, including Double and Single Cheese Presses ; British Sbeaf and Hay and Straw 1 levator (new) mounted on wheels, and can be driven by small oil engine or horse wheel (a splendid implement) ; African Lorry, 2]4 tons (new); Farm Dray and Harvest Frame ; Massey-Harris Self Binder; Massey-Ha'ris Cultivator (uew); Storrie Double Ridger; Pony Gig, Turnip Pulper; Diso Harrows ; SF. Hornsby Plough ; S.F. Digging Plough, with skimmer attachment, subsoil attachment; SK. Combined Plough, Double Mouldboard Plough, and Horse Hoe ; Two-row Horse Hoe ; Two Large Seed Hay Sledges ; Cyclone Seeder ; Two Wheelbarrows ; Grindstone ; 12 Covered-in Field Salt Boxes ; 140 Potato Sprouting Boxes; Tattooing Implement with all numerals; Ear-branding Implement. with all numerals : Stump Jack ; Cow and Horse Covers; A Quantity of Harness of all kinds; Numerous Small Farm Tools, Forks, Spades, Shovels, etc.; Six Well-made Pig Huts on Runners, Sundries, etc.

Conveyances will meet the 640 a.m. train from Mercer and the 8.45 a.m. and 9.15 a.m. train from Auckland at Otahuhu. Alfred Buckland & Sons, LU*. Fair. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, At 12 Noon. BUCKLAND & SONS, Ltd. Will hold their First Sheep and Ram Fair in the Clevedon Yards as above, and will yard upwards of EWES, WETHERS, LAMBS 4UUU AND RAMS. Entries Respectfully Solicited. Alfred Buckland & Sons. Ltd. Wiri. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, At 12 Noon, BUCKLAND & SONS, Ltd Have received instructions from Mr W. R. Perry, Wiri, who has sold his farm, to Sell as above THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. Particulars Later. Alfred Buckland A Sons, Ltd.