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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23326, 19 October 1937, Page 18

SALES BY AUCTION ALEX. HARRIS, LIMITED. TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, At 11 o'clock sharp. On the Premises, No. 25 Filleul street. Under instructions from Mr H. A. George,- Builder, who is giving up business. EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE BUILDERS’ AND JOINERS’ PLANT, MACHINERY, Etc. 124 H.P. WESTINGHOUSE MOTOR AND STARTER (Complete), HAND MORTICING MACHINE (Mathieson, Glasgow), SAGAR POWER BORING AND ROTARY MORTICING MACHINE (complete with Countershaft), MILLIS’ SHAPER, RISE AND FALL SPINDLE AND COUNTERSHAFT, 3-SPEED FEED PANEL PLANER AND COUNTERSHAFT, 20 x 7 (Birch and Co., London), SAGAR 9in CIRCULAR HEAD BUZZER AND COUNTERSHAFT, SAGAR IRON CIRCULAR SAW BENCH for 32in SAW, SAGAR FRET SAWING MACHINE AND ACCESSORIES, SHAPER AND COUNTERSHAFT, WOODEN FRAME BAND SAW. WOODEN CIRCULAR SAW BENCH, CROSSCUT SPRING POWER SAW, TANN FIREPROOF SAFE. 16 x 24 x 18, SAGAR POWER GRINDING MACHINE. 3-TON ENDLESS CHAIN, BLOCK, AND TACKLE, 4000 SUPER FEET WELL-SEASONED JOINERY TIMBER, Sixes 6in to 12in x Gin 6in .to lOin x IJin, 9in-10in and 12in x 4in. LARGE QUANTITY SHAFTING. PULLEYS AND BELTING. Also, ELECTRIC BENCH SANDER, L.H. Shovels. 7 Bottle Jacks, Timber Jacks, Floor Cramps, Hurricane Lamps. Picks, Hammers. Augurs, Cold Chisels, Nails. Scales. 5 CARPENTER’S BENCHES AND SCREWS, Crosscut Saw, Slater’s Tools, Sieves, Tiles. New Glazed and Unglazed Sashes. Leadlights, Scaffolding Ropes. Blocks and Tackle, . Panel Doors, Oil, Grease. Wheelbarrows. 2 Long Ladders (22ft and 26ft), Trestles, Short Ladders. Letterpress and Stand, 1 Case Green Icefloe Glass, Hand-power Grindstone. Moulding Knives, New Flooring, New T. and G. Lining, Large Assortment Tools, Mouldings, Scaffolding Planks, Lawn Mower, Saw Horses, Buckets, AND GENERAL BUILDERS’ MATERIAL. On,View from Monday, 18th inst. Specifications of Stock Timber obtainable at our office. A LEX. HARRIS, LIMITED, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1937, At 12 Noon. On the Farm, near Owaka. TAONALD REID & CO.. LTD., ■U have received instructions from Messrs Keelty and M'Kenzie, who have sold their Farm, to offer by auction, as above, all their Live and Dead Stock, comprising: SHEEP. 54 six and eight-tooth Romney cross Ewes, with lambs 9 ewe Hoggets 2 two-shear B.L. Rams. CATTLE. 14 dairy Cows, at profit and in full milk 7 yearling Cattle 3 Calves 1 three-year-old registered Holstein Bull. HORSES. 1 Gelding, 9 years, all work, g.s. 1 Mare, rising 6 years, all work, g.s. 1 Hack, 9 years, saddle, harness 2 Dogs. IMPLEMENTS, ETC. Spring dray, gig, 4-wheeled truck, sledge, 3-leaf tyne harrows, grass harrows, M.H. 6ft disc harrows (as new), Bft roller, scuffler, M.H. cultivator, s.f. plough, clod crusher, harness, chains and trees for 3 horses, gig harness, anvil and vyce. 50gal Alfa Laval separator, cream cans, churn, 100 sacks chaff, wool press, meat safe, empty sacks, 20 White Leghorn fowls, tools, household furniture, and sundries too numerous to particularise. OUTSIDE ENTRIES: 40 Ewes, with lambs 80 Ewes and Lambs 25 m.s. Hoggets 1 5-year-old spring-cart Mare (in foal) 1 2-year-old spring-cart Colt. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22. 1937. BALCLUTHA SALE. SPECIAL ENTRY WELL-BRED BULLOCKS. THE OTAGO FARMERS’ CO-OP. A ASSN, of N.Z., LTD., will offer, as above, in lots to suit purchasers;— 120 2,3, and 4-year-old well-bred Bullocks. BALCLUTHA SALE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1937. 80 wether Hoggets 100 Ewes with Lambs at foot (good line) 100 fat Wethers 1 leading Dog 6 fat Cows 60 fat Hoggets 70 fat Ewes 50 Ewes and Lambs 1 Donald Wool Press 1 set Avery Scales 800 Romney cross ewe Hoggets 50 Romney cross Ewes, with lambs at foot. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & 1 WOOL BROKERS' ASSOCIATION. TUAPEKA MOUTH SALE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. 10 draught Mares and Geldings, comprising complete 4-horse and 6-horse teams 2 draught Geldings 1 Spring-carter 1 8t Grubber 1 farm Dray 5-leaf tine Harrows M.H. Binder B.M. disc Harrows 3 fat Cows 5 young Cattle. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. THE DUNEDIN STOCK AGENTS’ & A WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. WREN’S WALLPAPERS: Greatest selection; highest quality: lower prices; save money, samples post tree.—Wren's. Princes street.

A cult which taught the worship of Tats, bugs, snails, and other lowly creatures has come to an abrupt end with the arrest at Tokio of the three “ founders.” They were Aisei Akatsu, his wife, and an associate, who in the past three, years were stated to have netted considerable sums of money from the new “ religion.” At the time of the arrest, it is alleged, they bad 60 followers paying them monthly “ dues.” Akatsu converted his home into a place of worship in 1934, “combining'’ Shinto and Buddhism to form his cult. Pieces of paper, on which were written the names of various creatures, were “consecrated” on the altar to represent the deities. These occult practices came to the knowledge of the police when a complaint was filed by a middle-aged spinster. She insisted that a talisman she had obtained from the “ patron ” was spurious, since it had failed to drive out “ the spirits of 550 whales that were preventing her from finding a husband.”