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Dominion, Volume 34, Issue 140, 10 March 1941, Page 12

- IS SABOTAGE A) Whether it is done consciously or not . . . inaction to the / I Empire’s urgent call for financial help is service to the enemy. / Z Worse, it shows a complete disregard of the threat of Nazism // to you and yours ... a lack of appreciation of the joh our / ** / boys are doing on the fighting fronts overseas. / / New Zealand and New Zealanders must stand four-square / ZWjbyj B behind Britain by consistent weekly deposits in their National / Savings Accounts. If any New Zealander in any one week / fails to lend to the limit of his means, he has failed in his ! ** l **w most Solemn duty. / OVER 100,000 MARCH TO VICTORY WITH NATIONAL SAVINGS NATIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT NATIONAL SAVINGS PROVIDE A GILT-EDGED INVESTMENT

AUCTIONS. TOMORROW (TUESDAY), Commencing 1.30 p.m. AT “RYEFIELDS,” UPPER PLAIN. (Just opposite the Reservoir.) f KERSLAKE AND CO., have been • instructed by Mr. W. Dalziell, who has sold his property, to sell by Publie Auction: — BOHM PIANO, FULL SIZE OAK BILLIARD TABLE, made by Bird and Co., complete with 12 cues, rack, marker, set of snooker balls, iron, cover, etc.; Chesterfield settee, book shelves, 3 easy chairs, crockery, thru* 3-leaf folding screens, 2 Morris chairs, pictures, dark rimu mirrored wardrobe, DUCHESS CHEST, double bed and wire, Ottoman, chest drawers, 6 large rooms linoleum, large double mirrored wardrobe, copper kerb, Burmese octave gong, extension dining table, sofa, garden seat, Scotch ehest, tea wagon, acetylene gas globes, kitchen utensils, wringer, 15 yards inlaid linoleum, Lister separator on stand, R. buckets, preserving jars, wood churn, crocks, meat safe, twin cylinder iron lawn roller, garden tools, croquet set, set spring cart harness, 2 sets gig harness, wheelbarrow, grindstone, ete.; 5 cows, 8 Silver V£y anc l°t tc pullets, 33 S. hens, 1 rooster, 9 8.0. hens, 1 year. J. KERSLAKE, A 709 Auctioneer. GISBORNE CATTLE FAIR. MATAWHERO YARDS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 AND 12. 2500 BULLOCKS AND steers 1500 cows and heifers Sale Commences at 10 a.m. A7OI MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 19-11, At 10.20 a.m. Sharp. 8150 SHEEP, comprising:— 550 2-tooth ewes 500 4 and 6-tooth ewes 850 4 and 5-year ewes 300 6-year ewes 1000 wether lambs 200 ewe lambs . 200 b.f. lambs 400 2-tooth wethers 120 m.s. lambs 250 woolly wether lambs (good) 240 &-year ewes 400 m.a. ewes 15 1-shear S.D. rams 11 ditto 6 ditto 3 draught fillies 1 spring carter, 5 years 1 thoroughbred hack, 5 years 12 weaner pigs 35 18-mos. and P.A. steers A/e. A, G. TINKHAM, Stronvar (who is going into camp) : 162 2-tooth ewes 200 4-tooth ewes 150 6-tooth ewes 370 4 and 5-year ewes 235 ewe lambs 235 wether lambs A/c. LAING BROS.:— 400 forward b.f. and w.f. lambs A/c 11. J. NITZ:— 240 woolly w.f. lambs A/c. D. JAMES:— 400 5-year ewes A/c. KUMU KUMU :— 320 b.f. rape lambs 200 shorn wether lambs 150 2-tooth ewes ORDER OF SALE—--10.30 a.m., pigs and horses; 11 a.m., sheep, commencing on young ewes; 2 pun., station cattle. A7OB