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Auctions. DUNEDIN WOOL SALES THURSDAY, 22nd DECEMBER. 1904. At 9 a.m. The First Sale of this Season will be hcid in the AGRICULTURAL HALL BUILDINGS, as above, when the following w.li be the order of sales: — A. Moritzson and Co. DonaLd Reid and Co. (Limited). Wright, Stephenson, and Co. National M. and A. Company ILinnted). Otago Farmeis' Co-operatne Association "(Limited). N.Z. Loan and M. A. Company (Limited). Stronach, Morris, and Co. Dalgety and Co. (Limited). Wool to be included in Catalogue- should reach Dunedin not later than MC-ISDA*, 19th. 15a THURSDAY, 22nd DECEMBER, . At 2 o'clock sharp. The Queen's Livery Stables, Great Kins street (at back of Messrs A. and 1. Inglis's warehouse). IMPORTANT CLEARING SALS Of VEHICLES, HARNESS, SADDLERY, Etc. To Lively Stablekeepers, Farmers, and Others. WRIGHT. STEPHENSON, & CO. have received instructions from Mr James Jeffs to sell by public auction, at above time and place : VEHICLES. 1 phaeton (new), 1 dog-cart (new), 2 gigs (almost new), 1 phaeton (almost new), 1 brougham, 1 Victoria carriage, 1 single brake. HARNESS. 10 sets English-made gig and buggy harness (new), 6 sets ditro (second-hand), 2 sets English-made double buggyharness, 2 sets carriage harness (new), 3 sets ditto (second-hand), 20 collars (new and second-hand), headstalls, pole straps, harness diessing, axle grease, etc. SADDLERY. 4 gents' riding saddles (new), 2 ladies' ditto (second-hand), 30 ladies' and gentlemen's riding bridles, single and double reins, bits, stirrup irons, etc., etc. The above-mentioned vehicles, harness, and saddlery are chiefly importations of Mr D. Bacon's, a guarantee in itself of the quality of the goods. Mr Jeffs places them on the market for bona fide sale. I*<* IMPORTANT SALE OF FIRST-CLASS TARANAKI GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM. SATURDAY, 17th DECEMBER. NEWTON KING has been favoured with instructions from Messrs Allhusen Bros., Uienui, who" are leaving for England, to sell by public auction, at hii Mart, New Plymouth, on Saturday, December 17 : THEIR FINE GRAZING and DAIRYING FARM, of 511 ACRES. About 460 acres in grass; the balance native bush, reserved for shelter. The buildings consist of an up-to-date 5-roomec) house, with bathroom and scullery, man's room, loosebox, shearing shed and sheep yards, cowshed (10 bails), and stockyard. The farm ie well-fenced, and subdivided into seven paddocks. The property is situated within three miles of township^ factory, and school, and within 10 miles of Waitara Freezing Worts. Title, land transfer. Sale at 2.30 o'clock. Note. — This is an excellent opportunity for anyone to secure a thoroughly good property, as the vendors are prepared to accept a very low price to effect a, sale. Late Advertisements. MRS SULLIVAN, corner Maelaggan and Rattray streets. — Dre=ses, Rucikedand Tucked Skirts; ready to wear or fitted. NEW Crash Costumes,' Voile, and Silk Blouses ; Muslin Blouses from 3s lid ; Trimmed Hats from 7s 6d. 23n SKENE'S LABOUR EXCHANGE, 33 Bond street (established 1872), Supplies Shearers, Shed Hands, Musterer«, CoolrsBakeis, Pressers, etc. 7d Waihem© County Council. TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED at the County Offices, Palmerston, iintil FRIDAY, December 16, 1904, for the following works : — Contract No 462 —^Supply of 200 c yards maintenance gravel on Moonlight Maui road, Macraes Riding. Contract No. 464— Supply of 250 c yards bluestone. and quartz metal on Main road Macraes-Hyde, Macraes Riding. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specification may be seen at Mr Eggers's Store, Mricra.es; and on application to the undersigned. W. B. GALLOWAY, County Clerk. December 1, 1904. 7d Tuapeka Agricultural Society. A NNUAL SHOW will be held at "Law- -£*- re.nee on DECEMBER 30. Entries close on 27th. Catalogues on application. JNO. C. BROWNE, Secretary. Address : Lawrcnct 14d