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AUCTIONS. vrw T OAN AND Tt/TERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. IMPORTANT NOTICE. • Buyers are notified that at all Auction Sales delivery will only be given lor CASH unless arrangements for credit have been previously made with the Management. pUKEKOHE YARDS. nnHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "jQ DAIRY CATTLE, STORES AND BEEF, AT 11.30 A.M. AT 1 P.M. 4(\f\ HEAD CATTLE. Comprising: 200 SPRINGERS. . 25 BEEF. 150 STORE CATTLE. Also, AT 11.30 A.M. <>AA PIGS, PORKERS. BACORERS, L\)\J STORES AND WEANERS. Entries Solicited. pAPAKURA "VrARDS. -rpRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Q DAIRY CATTLE, STORES AND BEEF, AT 11.30 A.M. AT 1 P.M. KC\f\ HEAD CATTLE. t/vU Comprising: 200 SPRINGERS. 300 BEEF. 200 STORE CATTLE. On Account of Mr. Alex. Orr, Win. 32 4-YEAR-OLD P.A. STEERS, in forward condition. 50 3 AND 4-YEAR-OLD SHORTHORN STEERS, in forward condition. 120 3 AND 4-YEAR-OLD STORE BULLOCKS, good quality. Also, on Account of Mr. A. Rowlands, Ex Orere, 100 YEARLING TO 18-MONTH STEERS, good quality. Entries Solicited. pAPAKURA YARDS, TjiRIDAY, SEPTEMBER i)Q AT 11 A.M. SPECIAL QIALE OF TJIGH-CLAStS JERSEY TTEIFERS. N.Z LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. Have received instructions from Mr. E. Shepherd, Otahuhu, to Sell" his annual OOA * °J EV.S E-r HEIFER S. Comprising:: 150 VERY CHOICE HIGH-GRADE JERSEY 2-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, close to profit, in calf to registered pedieree Jersey Bulls. 50 2-YEAR-OLD GRADE JERSEY HEIFERS. In calf to Reg. Ped. Jersey Bulls. 100 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS HEIFERS, in calf to Reg. Pcd. Jersey Bulls. 20 REG. PEDTGREE JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERS The above heifers have been runmncr on hilly country since yearling and should do exceptionally well on flat country. T IST OF pOUOTRY gALEJS FOR SEPTEMBER, ]_930 Breeders- p club SALE—MONDAY, 15th, TUESDAY. NGATEA—TUESDAY, 16th. n „ PUKEKOHE—CattIe and Pigs—THURSDAY. 18th. PAPAKURA—FRIDAY. 19th. KAIHU—SATURDAY, 20th. WATUKU— Pigs—MONDAY. 22nd. KAUKAPAKAPA—MONDAY, 22nd. PUKEKOHE BULL FAIR—MONDAY, oo n d WHITFORD—TUESDAY. 23rd. • MANGAWHARE-TUESDAY, 23rd. ARAPOHUE —WEDNESDAY. 24th. PAPAKURA — Spccinl Sale of Jersey Hei-PAPAKURI-Daky falt-MONDAT, 29th. 30th. Pedigree and Bloodstock Sales. Special Clearing Sales and Paddock Sales of all Classes of Stock in any district as may b ° \ n K e r nt" S f or Buyers of Tat Stock for Freezing at per lb. on hooks or in the paddock. Prices on Application. WEEKLY SALES. WESTFIELD—WEDNESDAYS, Fat Stock, Cattle. Sheep. Calves and Pigs. WESTFIELD — THURSDAYS—Dairy ana AUCKLAND — TUESDAYS—Hides, Skins, Wool, etc. (bi-weekly).

■VT rj T OAN AND jy-ERCANTILE " AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, AUCKLAND. . 13 HALE BY MORTGAGEE. T>ERCY T QJHERRIFF, OF ROTORUA, AUCTIONEER, Under instructions from the Mortgagee, will Sell at his Rooms in Pukuatua Street, Rotorua, on •piRIDAY, THE Of)™ DAY 0F SEPTEMBER, 1930, AT 1 O O'CLOCK NOON, ALL THAT AREA IN THE AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT, containing by admeasurement 643 acres, more or less, being Section 7, Block V., Ro.toiti Survey District, and being the whole of Ihe land comprised and described in Occupation License with Right of Purchase from the Crown recorded in Register Book Volume 118, Folio 133, Auckland Registry. The property is situated two miles from Hamurana Post Office and seven miles from the Ngongotaha railway station and school, an£ comprises about one-half easy undulating country, the balance being hilly, but ploughable, and is watered by permanent springs. The improvements consist of a 4-roomed wooden dwelling, iron roof, iron chimney, shed, fowl run, cowshed, grassing, fencing shelter. Particulars and conditions of sale can be seen and obtained from the Auctioneer or from Messieurs Hampson and Davys, Solicitors for the Mortgagee, Fenton Street, Rotorua. -2o WIRELESS APPARATUS FOR SALE. A SPEClAL.—Gillfillan 6-Valve Battery complete; wonderful bargain; cash £11 10/. —Hipiey's Radios, Commerce °h x! 6 P, R °S LEY ' 8-valve, all electric, Dynamic V-/ Speaker; £38 10/.—Radio Supply Store, Cleare's Bldgs., High St. D •DEFOEE deciding hear the new Stewart ±J Warner, the last word in radio.—Radio R? R ment Co - U7 > Q™** st - H«one "DIGGER Bargains at McCabe's Radio •*-' Sale; latest Sets and Parts, ridiculous prices.—McCabe's Radios, Newton. slu CONDENSERS. Variable, 3/11; Tranl Y formers, 5/11; Valve Sockets, 1/; Ver- %? /1 p 1 5, Me * terSl 3/11; Short Wave Coils, a.7/6; Coils for 5-valve sets, 1/11Rheostats, 1/6; bargain's evervwhere — McCABE'S RADIO SALE. Newtoc |'l 5 the 9-valve Screen Grid VA Radio. Its faithfully built chassis will stand an expert examination.—Caddells. Ltd.. Queen's Arcade. RD [T costs nothing to hear the Phillips w>gi you.R IP ™l KA r DI ° , *-*> Gilflllan Console, cut price f37- r > only Gramophone Motors, £5 10/ each- ■> only Conetone Speakers, £1 10/ each, worth 10, COMMERCE STREET E lP flfr Y ' S -f h H D , IO BAR GAINS.-Ampli-J-»> fier, with Valves, £12 10/ (turn vour gramophone into an electric) ; GlasS InsuHq% S, n^ e^, USUal Price 1/6; Affiwlre. o/ <j per luuic. " 13 10, COMMERCE STREET S IL £ V 2^ R in°- NB S°? N - Z - mafle - *rom tK Buildings. Phone 44-749. D rpHE Great Garod Electric Radio now *• only £25 complete.—Marton, Phoenix Cnambers. r> — -~—— w— _ -t* O-VALVE • Wireless Set, cheap.—36, St Andrews Rd.. Epsom, evenings. 13 Electric Radio and Cone Speaker, 7" V n L J B Su P er Screen Grid Console KarS°a S p e fe RV nly *'