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AUCTIONS. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD. CLEARING SALE. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. WE are instructed by MR COLIN McLEXNAN. who has sold his Farm, to dispose of tho Whole of his STOCK, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Homestead, WEST MELTON, On THURSDAY, THE 19th INST. Particulars as follows:— SHEEP— 100 Fine Three-'-unrt<>rDred Ewe Hoggets 130 and Tlnee-quarterbred Hoggete; dixed sexes HORSES— Bay Mare, Do!]y, 7yrs; all work, good leader Bsy Mare, Peggy, aged; all work Bay Mare, aj'fd: good leader Bay Mure, Violet, ag'.d all work Bay Gelding, Dick, aged; good shatter Black Colt, 3yrs; broken to chains CATTLE— Cow, due July, to second calf Cow, due September, to se<ond calf Co™, due August to fifth calf Cow, duo September, to second calf IMPLEMENTS, ETC.— Duncan 3-iur.ow Match Plough, compound Lever and UnJeicut Skeiths, nearly new, Duncan Diay and Frjnie, Duncan sft Cambridgo Holier, Duncan Giant Spring Tine Cultivator, McCormick Grain and Manure Drill, new, 2 Sets -1-lcaf Harrows, Set 6-H:jrse Blocks and Trees complete, Lou Sower Potato Moulder, Plough Shaft, Leading Harness and Covers, Sccoud-hand Sucks, Ur.i.aie Copper, Fairn and Garden Tools, Wheelbarrow, and a Lot of Sundries. SALE 12 NOON. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS. T„TD., 2JIB Auctioneers. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. PKELIMINAIIY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF CHOICE FURNITURE. SEMI-GRAND PIANO BY ASCHERBERG. SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY, ETC. MONDAY NEXT, the lEth JUNE, Commencing at 1 o'clock. ON account of J. A. RUSSELL, Esq., who is leaving Christchurch, on the premises, 358 TUAM STREET, CITY (near Barbados street), the whole of his CHOICE FUKaITUEE and HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS. Full particulars in future advertisements. And at 2 p.m. His FINE PROPERTY, comprising Wellbuilt Ilouee of 7 rooms, every possible convenience; J-acre section. Handy to centre, Roman Catholic Cathedral, cars, and schools. McKENZIE and WILLIS, •2500 Auctioneers. McKENZIE AND "WILLIS, A UCTIONEERS, LAND, AND ESTATE -"• AGENTS. Cathedral square - - Next Post Office. IMPORTANT NOTNCE TO RETURNED MEN. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BETUKNED SOLDIERS. Wlio ard Furnishing their Homes, and wish to make their REPATRIATION AND PATRIOTIC ORDERS GO AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. Wo can supply ycra with the VERY BEST QUALITY NEW FURNITURE, Straight from our Up-to-date Factory at ABSOLUTELY BEDROCK PRICES.

OAK FURNITURE Supplied at 'the Price of Stained Rimu elsewhere. Returned Men get Special Buying Rdvantagpa at our Rooms that canrot po6fiibly be given elsewhere, viz., Buying with their orders SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, which in moat cases is quite EQUAL TO NEW, at HALF THE COST which thousands of our Patrons can testify to. Wo are a busy firm, but if :*ny Returned Man cannot give the time to buying with hia order, Furniture at Auction, our SPECIAL SELLING REPRESENTATIVE will conduct him over our Sc;ond-hand Department, and sell to him Scccnd-band FURNITURE, CARPETS. Etc., (it ABSOLUTE AUCTION PRICES. This is a special concession to Returned Men which ecorcs of ther/i have already taken advantago of. WHY NOT YOU? Ask for your order fin us. In addition to Furniture we stock largely— CUTLERY, CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, BLANKETS, all eizee, MARCELLA and, EIDERDOWN QUILTS, SEWING MACHINES, LINOLEUMS, TABLE DAMASK TOWELS, ' In fact, everything which goes to Furnish your Home. BUY NOW! BUY QUICKLY! While the Old Stocks bought at Pre-War Prices last. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers, Houso Furnishers, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, J Mc(iS24-1415 Next Post Office. WAIRARAPA FARMERS' 00-OP. | ASSOCIATION, LTD. ARE YOU ON* THE LUOK-OUT FOR A GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM? One tlat will readily ice pond to the plough. lliore is a big prospective value in trua pioperty. 1 f '/' r 7o ACRES— manuka country, of J. II t7 which 1200 acres have been under tile plough. Xneie are still übout 650 acres ol light and heavy manuka which needs cutting. This land will grow excellent iwedes iiuj rape, has a roa.d of tiuee miles, is bounded bya rail way line, situated half a mile from railway 6:ation. about 10 miles from township of Danneviike, *nd 7 iiHK-d Uoui Woo Jv. lie. bTOCK AT PRESENT ON PROPERTY: 19C0 wether 3, 100 head of cattle. The- above proposition offers an excellent opportunity to tnose used to agricultural work. The close vicinity to the railway and station wiil enable one to cart the manures and lime cheaply» and there ia nothing paying better to-day in the North Island than growing green and root crops to feed sheep. The property is subdivided, has a good 6roomcd house, and fiheep-yaids. PRICE PER ACRE £10, with £4000 ca%i, balance to be arianged at current rates. For further particulars apply wairarapa fakmers; co-operative ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, Stock Department, W6454-5430 Pihia^u.