STOCK SALES.

Otago Witness, Issue 4048, 13 October 1931, Page 12

STOCK SALES.

WEEKLY. Burnside, Wednesday. Addington, Wednesday. Rangiora, Tuesday. Wallacetown, Tuesday. Walarcka, Tuesday (January to June) ; fortnightly July to December. Balclutha, Friday (February to May). FORTNIGHTLY. Rlversdale, Ist and 3rd Friday (March, April, and May). Studholmo Junction, Wednesday. Owaka, Thursday. Ashburton, alternate Tuesday. Winton, Ist and 3rd Thursday. Wyndham, 2nd and 4th Thursday. Clinton, as listed. Balclutha, Friday (June to January). Gore, Tuesday. M'Nab. Tuesday. MONTHLY. Edendale, Ist Monday. I’almerston, 4th Friday.

Monthly (continued). Winton, Ist and 3rf Thursday bimonthly. Mataura, Ist Thursday Orepuki, 2nd Thursday. Tokanul, 3rd Monday. Duntroon, 2nd and 4th Wednesday Feb. to May, 2nd Wed. June to January. Woodlands, 3rd Friday. Balfour, Thursday, preceding Rivcrsdale. Thornbury, Ist Friday. Otautau, 2nd and 4th Friday (February, March, April, May). 2nd Friday only January, also June to December, Inclusive. Rlversdale, 3rd Friday (June to February). Waikaka, last Friday. PERIODICALLY AS ADVERTISED. Lumsden, Mossburn, Kurow, Waimahaka, Dipton, Tuatapere, Wairlo, Heriot, Milton, Omar a m a , Clydevale. and Otago Central Sales.

Among the proposals to discover the aptitude of youths who are unable to find employment in the cities is a scheme to establish in the Auckland district a training centre for those between the ages of 16 and 21 who are keen to take up rural occupation (says the Star). One of the main features of the scheme is a month’s camp for boys who have no knowledge of farming, and it is suggested that, if the movement were extended to the other centres of population, about 500 boys could be dealt with at the same time in such camps.