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AUCTIONEERS' notices. U- TO-MORROW SATURDAY next. MAY 10, [ N*-> At IJM p.». A TTP ACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR AND COSTLY OAK AND GENERAL FURNISHINGS, Comprising Oak h.b. Chait?, Extension Oval Table. Gateleg and Occasional Tables, Duchess, Washstand (marble top), Bedstead, Sideboard, Overmantle, MAGNIFICENT OAK WARDROBE (cost £52). MEDIEVAL OAK HALL STAND, Chesterfield Suite, Indian Carpets, 33 feet Carpet Runner, Mats, Hearthrugs, Slip Mats, Cushions, Curtains, Lace and Casement, Blankets, Sheets, HANDSOME BROCADE HALL CURTAINS, Kapoc Mattresses, Wire Mattresses, Wire Stretcher, Rimu Bed and Duchess, Aluminium Cooking Utensils, Preserving Jars, Dinner Service (willow pattern), Afternoon Tea Service, Deck Chairs, Clothes Basket, Fishing Creel, Wood Frame Wringer, Hurricane Lamp, Bit and Tools, Sieves, Spray Pump, Planet Junr. Cultivator, 'Flower Pots, Carpet Sweepers, Mope, Brooms, Kitchen. Chairs, Pack Straps, etc. At the residence of MR. C. A. CAIGOU, LANSDOWNE (opposite Public Hospital). SEE FLAG. On view Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. THE MASTERTON AUCTIONEERING CO. have received instructions from Mr C. A. Caigou, who is leaving Masterton, to sell on the premises as above. J. KERSLAKE, ! Auctioneer. CARTERTON STOCK SALE. * FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924; ; At 11 am. ■ . 150 fah and forward ewes I 112 b.f. forward lambs ; 70 forward ewes 40 4yr ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 30 store ewes u 20 lambs 13 fat and forward bullocks f* 5 stare eows 20 2jyr station steers j, 10 Ayrshire heifer calves 10 Jersey heifer calves t 10 wanner pigs 7 porkers 12 six|>s MASTERTON STOCK SALE. ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924, e At 11 am. 60 fat ewes On account of A. J. Reynolds, Upper Plain: 120 woolly m.s. lambs (good line) Pn account of H. T. Hume: 700 m.s. lambs (one earmark, > drafted to sex) On account of P. Falconer: p 300 woolly b.f. lambs (good line) 80 b.f. lambs On account of R. F. R. Beetham: 128 ewe lambs '■ 58 wether lambs : 10 2-tooth wethers > On account of O. H. Beetham: t. f 78 ewe lambs 78 wether lambs 62 2-tooth wethers _ On account of J. Lennie: i 42 2-tooth wethers /' 20 forward ewes ■ ’ 40 shorn wether lambs HORSE FAIR. ’ COLUMBA*RQAD YARDS. THURSDAY) MAY 15, 1924, At 11 a.m. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have been instructed by Various clients to hold a horse sale at Above place and time. The entry comprises’:— ' 25 draught and half-draught horses, broken to work 15 light horses ’ > - (♦ FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. MANAWATU & WEST COAST A. * P. ASSOCIATION. TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIATION ’8 ANNUAL EXHIBITION. SHOWGROUNDS, PALMERSTON N. JUNE 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1924. JUNE 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1924. JUNE 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1924. JUNE 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 1924. FIVE DAYS SHOW. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 2, 1924. Schedules may be obtained from the Secretary, P.O. Box 85, Palmerston North. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 2,1924. F. B. GRAY. MAIL CONTRACTOR * GENERAL CARRIER, TELEPHONE 1188. HOMEWOOD MAIL SERVIUBt Leaves Poet Office! Tuesday and Fridays, 1 p.m. Returns Wednesdays and Saturdays, 11 am. AU parcels and fares booked at 71 Bannister street. ' HUPMOBILE. THE FARMER’S CAR. ECONOMY, APPEARANCE, COMFORT, DURABILITY, PERFORMANCE, STERLING VALUE. G. MALMO, LTD., THE SERVICE GARAGE. WHAT ARK “GOLDEN RAYS!” Though the standard encyclopedia is silent on the point, this name is familiar to every housewife in the Dominion as the brand of the famous Golden Ray Candles. Golden Rays are unrivalled as soft, mellow, flickerless night lights, so essential in both sick room and nursery. They don’t wilt or splutter like inferior imported brands. . Specially hardened Golden Ray Candles burn slowly Keep a supply always an hand. If unobtainable locally write to Ellis and Manton, Ltd., G.P..0. Box 222, Wel-