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AUCTIONS. ' TO-DAY. 1,45 p.m. UNCLAIMED CARGO. AUCTION SALE Of A CASES of Salmon, 1 Cask Soda, 14 -k Bolts of Scrim, Fencing Wire, 80 Rolls of Wire Netting (17 U x 42, good), 12 lint Boxes, 100yds. of Canvas. JO-Gallon Tins of White and Cream Paint, Red Oxide, 12 Coils of. Garden Hose, 1 Cask Borax, Case of Varnish, 2 cases Water Glass, 2 Cases of Frescoline, 1 Ice Chest, quantity of Painters Brushware (good), and numerous other 1 lots. Also—--04 A SHEETS OF CORRUGATED Z4U iron (sizes Bft., 9ft., 10ft., in good order). Now on view. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, 8 Willeston Street, Opp. Bing, Harris, and Co. ~ TO-MCRROW . (WEDNESDAY). FEBRUARY 17, 1926, At 2 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. T\ TESSES. ANDREWS AND I’l will Sell by PUBLIC AUGIION at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ROOMS, 113 CUSTOMHOUSE QUA!, the undermentioned Properties-.— MOUNT VICTORIA—No. 46 Hawker Street, Superior Residence of 7 large rooms, bathroom, washhouse, porcelain bath, e. 1., gas cooker, modern conveniences, very suitable two Hats, sunny position, room for garage. Immediate possession can be arranged. ’FHORNDON—No. 6 GLENMORE Si. (late KARORI ROAD), near BOTANICAL GARDENS— Soundly constructed Residence of G rooms (one floor), bathroom, washhouse, all under one roof; e. 1., hot point, range, caliphont, all modern conveniences. Everything in splendid order, garden. 'level section, tram door. ISLAND BAY—No. 65 CLYDE STREET -ATTRACTIVE HOME of 7 large rooms (ono floor), bathroom, with porcelain bath and basin, e. 1., gas cooker, range, caliphont, chip heater, summer house, fowlhouse every modern convenience sunny position two minutes tram; very large section. For full particulars and cards to view, apply to ANDREWS AND ROBERTS, . AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND ESTATE ; / AGENTS, ■1 Boulcott St (opp. Y.AV.C.A.), Wellington. A. E. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. JOHNSONVILLE FAT STOCK SALE. « — TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), FEBRUARY 17, At 12.30 p.m. 40 prime bullocks 150 prime wethers 150 prime ewes 80 prime lambs 20 prime veaiers 9 springing heifers WRIGHT, STEPHENSON * CO., LTD. AB RAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. CLEARING SALE OF DAIRY COWS, ETC., AT THE FARM, NAI NAI ROAD, LOWER HUTT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, At 1 p.m. •MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO, LTD., I’4 instructed by Mr. J. H. Coates, who is giving up dairying, will bell, as above22 cows, autumn, winter, and spring calvcrs; mostly second and third calvers 1 bull 1 horse ’ ■ IMPLEMENTS —Tyne harrows, 2 ploughs, spring cart, dray, trap, « coolers and sundries.

PAHIATUA SUPPLEMENTARY EAVE PAIR. FARMERS’ YARDS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1928, At 12 Noon. qiTTR WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ COJ- OP ASSOCIATION, LTD., Stock Department, will hold a Supplementary Ewe Fair as above, when they will offer on account of the following vendors:— Messrs. Humphries and Smith, H. Had-' dyn Smith, Breed’s Estate. J. H. Georee Saunders’ Estate, E. P. Hansen. J. 1%. Thompson. H. Thompson, Campbell Bros., M. Alpass, ,F. Compton, E. Horne, —. Corkhill, I. P. Beech, Me. Garthy Bros., Hull Bros., Griffiths and Co.. C. Parsons, A. O. Meyrick:— H n nnn BREEDING EWES, includ.lLVjVvv ing the following Special 'Lines: — 2500 4-year ewes, account Messrs. Humphries and Smith, Marananga Station. 1600 6-tooth ewes, account Messrs. Humphries and Smith, Marananga Station 500 2-tooth ewes, account Mr. H. Haddyn Smith, Ware Ware Station 800 4-tooth ewes, account Mr. H. Haddyn Smith, Ware Ware Station TOO 4 and 5-year ewes, account Saunders’ Estate, Alfredton 250 4 and 5-Jear ewes, account Breed’s Estate, Ngaturi 800 4-year ewes, account J. H. George, Kohinui 700 4-tooth ewes, account Lagoon Hills 200 2-tooth ewes, account Waltawhiti Station 250 2-tooth ewes, account Stoney Creek 'WIMBLEDON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. IKTESSRS. WILLIAMS AND KETTLE,' DL LTD., will hold their ANNUAL SALE (in yards kindly lent by W. H. Speedy, Esq., “Woodbank”), and will offer:— 6000 mixed sheep 100 head of cattle The sheep offered at this Sale are annual drafts from the well-known stations on the const, and usually come forward in first-class condition. Buyers in search of Breeding Ewes should take the advantage of attending this sale. The “Woodbank” yards arc about 21- hours’ run from Dannevirke by motor, the road at present being in good order. R. E. BUNNY, Auctioneer. ANNUAL SALE.* BRANCEPETH CROSS YARD SALE, MASTERTON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1926,' / At Noon. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., • ' LTD., will hold their Annual Salo as above (in yards kindly lent by Mr. It. F. R. Bgetham), when they will offer, on account of the following clients, the undermentioned stock Account It. F. R. Beetham, O. 11. Beetham. G. C. Williams, Summers Bros., Estate of E. 'J'. Williams. Elliott W. 11. Gordon, C. Clark, VF. McGregor, Josh McKenzie, Rigg Bros.. J. O'Brien. F. Read, O. .1. Bubb, W. D. Fisher. W. Carroll, V. O'Brien, McKillop, Estate Armstrong Bros., Mrs. Russell, and others—--9500 comprisin—-g-2500 4 and 5-w breeding ewes 1600 2,4, ami 6-tooth ewes 1006 2 and 4-tooth wethers 2200 w.f. lambs (woolly and shorn) 1100 aged ewes 350 b.f. lambs 20 Romney rams (2-tooth to 5-ycar; 20' Southdown ranis (2-tooth to 5-year) FURTHER ENTRIES!INVITED. NOTE-—The above Yards are situated about 12 miles from Masterton.