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aoteiohsess' notices. QUEBN STREET MAET-TO-DAY. At 1.45 p.m. A T. DICKABON will sell as above, A on behalf of a client:—Overmantel, br. P\ us duchess chest, mirror sideboard, seagrass square, wicker art work table, curtains, blankets, quilts, crockery, aluminium and enamel cooking utensils ALSO: 40 cases Hawko's Bay apples, peara , Poultry, including laying hens, ducks, etc., etc. A. T. DICKASON, Auctioneer. POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. TO-DAY—SATURDAY. At 1.45 pA. FAIRBROTIIER will sell'at his ■ Auction Mart, aa follows: Large consignment of tomatoes; also 50 laying hens, girl's cycle, furniture, and. pony, etc, IMPORTANT SALE. rpHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LTD. (Stock Department), Pabiatua, will offer, on behalf of a client, at their ordinary weekly »ale oa Tuesday, March 28i—--100 station bred oattle comprising 200 forward 4J-year P.A. bullocks 200 forward 31-year P.A. bullocks 150 forward 31-year to'to 41-year bullooka 150 Shorthorn 31-year to 41-year bullocks 200 forward 21-year PA. steers NOTE.—-The above cattlo are in splendid condition, and can be recommended to intending buyers.

AUCTION fl&LB. SUBDIVISION OP THE "GUMGROVE" ESTATE, PEATHERSTON, WAIBARAPA, CONSISTING OP 1360 ACBES OP FLAT, IDEAL CHOPPING, FATTENING, AND DAISY LAND. "MESSES MUBBAY, BOBEBTS & CO., LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS DALGETY & CO., LTD., Jjave be»n favoured with instructions from Bruce Speedy, Esq., to soil by PUBLIC AUCTION in the TOWN HALL, FEATHEBSTON, on THURSDAY, APBIL 82, At 1.0 p.m.; his well-known "Gun.<jrove" property, comprising 1350 acres of flrst-ol&ss cropping, fattening, and dairy land. The pfoperty in situated one mile by good motor road from Peatherston Borough and Bailway Station, one mile from Pigeon Bosh Bailway Station, three miles from Featherston Cheese Factory, and twelve miles from the Martinborough Saleyards, and has been sub-divided into 17 convenient farms, ranging from 13 to 115 acres. There are golf links on the property, Bad tie situation makes this an ideal property for winter dairying. This property growß excellent crops of oats, turnips, and rape, and every section is permanently waterd by creeks or troughs. There are patches of shelter bush on each farm. ' TEBMSJ S'Por cent, fall of hammer 10 per cent, upon possession 6 per cent 12 months. 5 per cent. 24 monthß. Balance 5| per cent, for 5 years from date of possession. Possession to be given on May 1, 1920. Arrangements for inspection can be made upon application to either Murray, Boberta & Co., Ltd., or Dalgpty & Co., Lt<J.„ Plans or further particulars are obtainable from either Murray, Roberts & Co., Ltd., or Dalgety & Co., £td., at Wellington, Masterton, Peilding, Napier, and Gisborne, and from J. W. Card, Solicitor, Peatherston. B&BGXAL SALE 07 OATTLB. mastebton sale yabds. WEDNESDAY, MABCH 24, 1920. At Noon. MESSES WEIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from Messrs Barton Bros., "Mataikona," Whakataki, who have sold their property to the Government, to sell, without reserve, at above time and place j— i 490 head of station cattle ooniprtolng 150 8-year off PJL and PJSu cross steers 150 2-year off P.A. and P. A. cross 150 1-year off P~A. and P. A. cross steers PONGABOA SALE. THURSDAY, MABCH 25. 550 2-tooth wethers 150 2-tooth wethera 40 2-tooth wethers 150 4 year ewes 130 4-year ewes 200 4-year ewes 200 4-year ewes 30 ewes 200 m.B. lambs EKETAHUNA SALE. THUBSDAY, MARCH 25. 35 2-tooth ewes 200 s.m. ewes 115 4-year ewes