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AUCTIONS. PAHIATUxY SPRING CATTLE FAIR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1932, At 11.30 a.m. 1200 HEAD CATTLE, comprising: 160 P.A. and 11. bullocks, 150 3year P.A. and 11. steers, 200 2-year P.A. and 11. steers. 160 yearling P.A, and H. steers, 120 fat cows and heifers. 100 empty cows and heifers, 40 yearling P.A. and 11. heifers. 100 yearling Jersey heifers. 50 2-year Jersey heifers, 20 high-grade yearling Jersey heifers. 12 pedigree yearling Jersey heifers. On Account P. V. Smith, Esq., Maraiuanga Station : 100 fat P.A. cows. ASSOCIATED LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS, LTD. A 139 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE. Of Special Interest to BUILDERS AND FARMERS, To be Held on the Premises, PAPARANGI, NEWLANDS, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.30 p.m. YTESSRS. DUNBAR SLOANE, LTD., Auctioneers, have been favoured with instructions from Mr. Hardgreaves, who is leaving the district for Auckland, .to sell by Public Auction a very extensive catalogue of Builders’ and Joiners’ Material, together with numerous sundries. The catalogue comprises the following:— Kauri, 320 feet of 4in. x 5-Sin. Kauri, 300 feet of 4in. x lin. 130 feet Matai Rustic. 598 feet 6in. x 2in. Totara. , 112 feet 4iri. x lin. Jarrah. 1000 feet of Battens, beading and mouldings. -10 feet Sin. x Ilin. Totara Planks. 93 feet of Matai Flooring. 72 feet Red Pine Lining. 32 feet 4in. x Sin. Kauri. 520 feet sin. x. 2in. Matai. 270 feet assorted Beading. Numerous Partitions. Also — Large assortment Doors and Sashes, including 35 Sashes, 4x 4 x 84; 2cwt. spare Glass; Teak Panelling. Also: 3300 Bricks, Cbaffcutter. Bone Cutter, and Giant Brunei-, as well as a number of other sundries. This is a unique opportunity for farmers and builders who are making additions to their premises. Locality: Main Road, Newlands. Flag at gate. DUNBAR SLOANE, Auctioneer. A 145 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. T EVIN, small Cottage, convs.. garden, built 2 years. Cash price £360, furn. 5790, “Dominion.” TWO CHEAP PROPERTIES: OTAKI. O ACRES Rich Land, 1J acres in crops, balance grass; new two-roomed cottage, easily added to; handy to railway station. BARGAIN AT £750. Note easy terms, only £lOO deposit, balance arranged. Early application necessary. UPPER HUTT VALLEY. Large Section, handy, to Wallaceville railway station, well laid out in lawn, gardens, etc. House of. four rooms, two very Iflrge, all electric conveniences. gai* age. etc.; mortgagee selling; will accept £6OO, deposit £lOO or near, balance arLEIGHTON, LTD., n* 22 Brandon St., and at Lower Hutt. PLANTS, TREES, AND GARDEN. Tr ATAKILLA Non-poisonous InsectiIV c ij e for green fly. -etc.; 10-gailon size 2/- posted. T. Waugh and bon, Lambton Qy. - DUNNES, 144 Eumbton Qy.. Wgtn. — Champion Pansies. Mullis Azalea (new variety). Seeds. 5 pks. 1/. Jei. 45—409. CHRYSANTHEMUMS! 12 finest nam-'-y ed. 7/6; 12 choice named Dahlias, 12/6, posted. Catalogues free. Cullen, Waimauku. PEA “Onward.” This new variety is the heaviest cropper we know of; 1/- packet from T. Waugh and Son, Lambton Qy. ’ CNIONS, 3/6 1000; Cabbages. 1/- IOOj Tomato, lOd. dozen. F. Brown, Pukekohe. CLAY'S Fertiliser—This renowned fertiliser for roses, carnations and sweet peas; 1/2 lb posted. T. Waugh and Son, Lambton Qy. “ A SPARAGUS Peas” grows about 200 pod®, cooks like asparagus. . Seeds 6d. per pkt. To Aro Seed Co., Wgtn. QOW, Swedish Giant Blight, and droughtresisting Cabbage; Burpees, 71 weeks Lightning Peas. Curtis Nine Star Broccoli, Toogood’s Champion Onion (Englands greatest prize-winner), all 1/- packet. from Fleteher Bros., Ashburton CLIMBING Bean “Epicure.” a new variety of enormous productiveness, stringlcss, 3d packet posted. T. Waugh and Son. Lambton Qy., RADIO APPARATUS. PQ/15/- CASH, or 5/- weekly. Wakefield 3-valvc Local, selectivity control. Radio Electric Shop. 6 Manners St. WYKEFIELD 3-valve, £9/15/-; 4valvc, £ll/19/6 cash; terms 5/- per week. Radio Electric Shop, 6 Manners St. I?REE Valve Testing Service. Radio repairs promptly and efficiently done by our expert. Eden and Co., Coutts St.. Kilbirnie. Phone 17 —704. MACHINERY FOR SALE. CHEAPEST to buy, easiest installed, save power, space and upkeep,_9Bs per cent, efficiency, Renold Chain Drives. RURAL LAND FOR SALE. SMALL FARMS. A BLOCK of 1200 acres in the Ear xY North, suitable dairying, lrr.it, tobacco, etc., has been secured for subdividing into small farms. 25 to 150 acres, and will be balloted for November 9. Nominal deposits and easy payments. Particulars from —• j. SOUTHERN CROSS INVESTMENT & RURAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY, Box 554, Auckland. OTAKI DISTRICT. rp'HREE Acres, on Main Road, level, rich soil, ideal market garden; handy railway and .school; two-roomed cottage. PRICE £750; deposit only £lOO. .1. H. BETHUNE AND CO. TYAIRY and Poultry Farm, best part of Manawatu, 50 acres, well fenced: large G-rm. House; numerous fowl houses and yards, in first-class order; approx. 2000 head poultry. Fullest particulars from J. Fanning and Co.. 74 Manners St. Q ACRES, freehold, flat. Rangitaiki plains, carrying 150 cows, cottage. cowshed, stock valuation; price £35. A. J. Canning and Co. ■ WANTED TO LEASE VXTANTED, the lease of 10 to 20 acres? 1’ or less, for keeping of fowls and garden. X7Bl, ‘‘Dominion.” YITANTED Lease. Farm, 60-eow capa- ’’ city, going concern or otherwise; Manawatu district preferred. Apply Mills, c/o Te H<'ro P.O.