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AUCTION SALES SALES ALL DAY SALES ALL DAY rpG-MORROW J^RIDAY rpO-MORROW pHOMSON, JgAGLEY & QO. J^TD. Will Sell at Their Auction Rooms: BANK STREET—OPP. TOWN HALL 10.30 A.M.— FRUIT: Apples, Oranges, Lemons, etc. VEGETABLES: Lettuce, Cabbage, Beet, Carrots, Tomatoes, Cucumber, Potatoes, Onions, Marrows, etc. 1.30 P.M. — POULTRY: 60 Hens, Pullets, Cockerels, Ducks, etc. 2.0 P.M. — FURNITURE: Contents of 4-roomed Residence, including: Diningroom Suite, Dressing Table, Beds, Kitchenware, Garden Tools, and Sundries. Full particulars in last Wednesday’s issue. Meet your Friends at rpHOMSON, JJAGLEY & QO. JjTD. THE AUCTIONEERS 324 \UCT I O N -tA. #> M A S J)OULTRY M A S pOULTRY WEDNESDAY, AT 1.30 P.M. AND AGAIN—rpHURSDAY, JQECEMBER 24™ AT 1.30 P.M. 4Q PRIME TURKEYS ) PRIME COCKERELS 20 PRIME GEESE DUCKS, DRAKES, HENS, etc. Entries Solicited. Advise Early. 'pHOMSON, pAGLEY & QO. pTD. THE AUCTIONEERS 325

SCIENCE OF FARMING The science of farming (it is a science) is not understood by many farmers because so little is known of proper farm practices. It costs too much and takes too long for the average farmer to find out what he should do from practical experience, but others have done this for him, have made an undoubted success of farming, and have committed their experiences to writing. These writings are available at small cost to the farmer. The following books will tell you the how, why and wherefore of farming, and the information contained in them may be accepted as sound and reliable. Artificial Fertilisers for Farm and Garden, by Dr. H. E. Annett. Price 1/6. Profitable Pigkeeping, by Mr. C. E. Cuming. Price 2/6. Grassland Management, by Dr. H. E. Annett. Price 2/6. Obtainable from booksellers or from the printers, the Northern Publishing Co. Ltd., Water Street. Whangarei,