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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 558, 17 August 1920, Page 4

AUCTION NOTICES. BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18. . I AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD., Have received instructions from ivh. A. F. Hewitt, Buckland, who is retiring from dairying, to Sell, as above, THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE DAIRY HERD, ETC. 58 CHOICE YOUNG DAIRY COWB AND HEIFERS, in Ml milk and due to calve Augm t. The cows are nearly all fer.-vy Shorthorn* cross, and majority have been bred on tie property. THE PEDIGREE JERSEY HUI.L COMEDY, 3 years old 3 BREEDING SOWS, 2 with litters and 1 due to farrow. 1 2-YR-OLD BERKSHIRE BOA R. 10 SLIPS, 4 PORKERS, 1 BACOaER. 1 3-COW ZEALANDIA MILKING PLANT. 1 2U H.P. WARWICK ENGINE, in perfect running order. 1 SPARE VACUUM PUMP to suit 2-cow plant, Counter Shafting and Pulleys; 5 20ga1., 1 ICip.il, and 1 12gal. Milk Cans, 1 10 gal Milk Vat, Sundries, etc.

Luncheon Provided. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, TUAKAU SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST I<>. AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD. WILL YARD ABOUT. 250 HEAD CATTLE. Including: 20 FORWARD • CONDITIONED YEAR-OLD STEERS. 12 CHOICE SPRINGING HEIFERS 100 YEARLINGS (mixed sexes). 10 GOOD STORE COWS. Also, 100 F.M. ROMNEY-LINDOLN EWES in lamb to Romnev Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SOUS, LTD.

PAKURANGA. MONDAY, AUGUST 2:5. AT 12 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SOfJS, LTD. Have received instructions from Mr. Alf Halt a way, May bank Farm, I'akuranga, to Sell, as above,

50 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS (mostly Shorthorn), milkiig and close to profit. 1 3-YEAR-OLD S.H. BULL 1 4-YEAR-OLD HEAVY D11G!IT. MARE, work anywhere. 3 3-YEAR-OLD MEDIUM Drgl's. broken to farm work. 1 PURE-BRED WELSH TIMOR PONY THE WELL-KNOWN HUNTER, GIRAFFE, prize taker in shows. F.F. 9-coulter Drill (praetie; ily new), Cambridge Roller, Woo<'en Roller. Wallace Mowing Machine wuh Reaper attachments. Hay Rake, l'ay Sweep, Set Disc and Tine Harro.vs D.F. Plough, Swingletrees, 1 30c,vt Spring Waggon, Flat Top Lorry (t u*ry 3 tons), S.S. Yankee Buggy, dig, Trolleys, Wheelbarrow, Buggy, Waggon and Plough Harness, Waggon Cover, 3 Sets Wheels and Fore-c irriages of Waggons, 4 Casks, Piii.ip and Piping, 8 Milk Cans (Hi. i.B and 20 galS), Coolef*. Buckets. Quantity Household Furniture and Eft'e< is. About 10 tons First-class Baled H iv, Farm Tools, Sundries, etc.

14 - COW NEW ZEALANI'IA MILKING I'LANT with Mn-al Engine (in good order).

1 5-SEATER KRIT MOTOR-I in good order. Luncheon Provided.

Mr. Hattaway lias been dairying for the last l't> years. The greafei number of the cows were bred bj the vendor and we can with eorfi donee recommend them. A conveyance will meet the S..'i( a.m. train from Auckland at Ellens lie.

ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.

PAPAKURA. HORSE SALE. MONDAY, AUGUST 2:i. AT 12 XOON T . ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SOMS, LTD. WILL SELL 50 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SOIVS, LTD.

PUKEKOHE YARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST L'f.. AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND iCKS, LTD. WILL HOLD A SPECIAL DAIRY SALE, And Will Yard upwards el' 400 DAIRY COWS. HEIFERS, AND BULLS, including: On Account of Mi - . E. Applcbv. Buckland: V2 CHOICE DAIRY HEIFERS. c 1.,50 to profit. (,)n Account of Mr. 1. C. Clayton. Maului: 12 CHOICE .JERSEY S.H. DAI!'A COWS AN D HUH- EES. cl..s<- i , profit. Also. 30 BALES GOOD HAY. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS, LTD.

WHITFORD FR'DAY. AUGUST :.'7. AT I'2 NOON. ALFRED BUCKLAND AND SONS. LTb. • Have received instructions 'from Mr. C. R. E. Mackcsy, Whitlord, to Sill, as above THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE ANf) HEAD STOCK. -7 CHOICE DAIRY COWS, due lo calve August and September. 1 U-YK'AR-OKD FRIESIAN JH'I.I.. sire Waharoa. S J'ICKKI) YEARLING IIEIFERS 1 YEARLING STEER. BREEDING SOWS, uk- to iVrrow. I SLUS I GOOD FARM GELDING. work anywhere. 1 FARM MARK, in foal to Forest Kin p. 1 FIRST-CLASS STOCK HORSE

Number White Leghorn and JJiark < > rlli11!_'t<> n Fowls, Quantity Ilousel:okl Furniture, Sundries, etc.

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