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auctions. N.Z. LOAN & M.A. CO. ELTHAM. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. HEAD MIXED CATTLE Etc., including — 20 Jersey weaner heifers 00 forward wethers 30 fat and forward cows HAWERA. THURSDAY, MAY 21. HEAD MIXED CATTLE, PIGS, Etc., including—--15 fat cows 30 weaner heifers > 20 store pigs ON THE FARM, MOUNTAIN ROAD, ELTHAM. TUESDAY', MAY 26. "VTEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCAN- ■ TILE AGENCY CO., LTD.,, have received instructions from Mr Ed. Cleaver to sell as above his stock, implements and furniture, etc., comprising— -4 waggon horses (staunch and sound) 1 gig mare 2 children’s ponies o sows (Yorkshire and Berkshire) 15 store pigs and 1 boar ■ Milk waggon and harness (3horse), d.f. plough (Reid and Gray), spring cart and gig harness, sledge, saw bench, spring dray, 2 block drays, gig, 7 horse covers, 2 cart saddles and breechings, 2 riding saddles and bridles. 8 collars and harness, 17 milk cans, 2 meat safes, 2 dining tables, 3 occasional'tables, 3 bedsteads, duchess, washstand, book case, 3 chest of drawers, 7 dining room chairs, linoleums, 2 Singer sewing machines WITH SLIGHT RESERVE Ridd 6-cow plant milking machine with 24 h.p. Lister engine (in tip-top order) NOTE. —As Mr Cleaver is leaving the property, his intention is to sell. The horses are young, sound and reliable, while the implements and harness have been well cared for. 23,25

ASSET j^JARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS. FARM IMPLEMENTS. MOWERS RAKES CULTIVATORS DRILLS HARROWS PLOUGHS, ETC. AGENTS: NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. HAVVEKA 1 EXTENDED FOR A FEW DAYS. IF TICKETS HOLD OUT. THE GIGANTIC ART UNION SOON CLOSES. Without the generous help of Dame Fortune, tnost of us must be content to work all our lives. On the other hand, you never know when luck may “Turn the Trick” that puts you on “easy street” for the rest of your life. Even one ticket in the- Gigantic Art Union can do it, though the more tickets you buy the more chances you have of winning. The “Gigantic Art Union” offers the most attractive of all prizes, with the decided advantage that one ticket may win the whole £4000! A fortune for half-a-crown! Is is not well worth your while giving it a flutter? But you must buy youi Gigantic Art Union tickets RIGHT AWAY, as it is only a matter of days before this most attractive of all Art Unions will close, and the chance of winning its most attractive prizes will he gone for ,ever. Though the time for buying tickets is extended for a few davs. the Gigantic Art Union will be deflnitelv drawn June 22nd—the results will be advertised immediately in this paper. Obey that impulse, and give your luck a chance to do something worth while for you. ' Somebody has to win. You never know hut that it will he you. It’s all a matter of luck, but the cost of the tickets is-so small, compared with what you may win. that it would be foolish not to “give it a flutter.” Buy your “Gigantic Art Union” Tickets to-dav—from nnv LEADING TOBACCONIST or retail' shop. Or you can send your monev an/1 a stamped and addressed envelope to the Secretary. “Gigantic 4rt Union.” Mr Rov S. Johnston. 31 Hunter Street. Wellington. Your tickets will he sent you by return mail or if they are sold out your money will, be refunded, in full. *

WAVER LEY S A LEY A RDS. FRIDAY, MAY 22. At 1 p.m. rpHE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell by auction as above — 40 empty ewes 5 store cows 3 springing heifers 0 store pigs TTART’S the House for Wedding J "" S " Presents. ;#

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