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Wairarapa Age, 14 March 1925, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICES. SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. TO-DAY At 1.30 p.m. AT JOHNSTON STREET. SEE FLAG. rpHE MASTERTON AUCTIONEERING CO. have been favoured with instructions from Mr F. Butcher, who has sold his farm, to sell by auction as follows:— 6 MILKING COWS 50 BALES HAY j 6Q BAGS PRIME OATEN CHAFF MOTOR TRUCK IN GOOD MECHANICAL ORDER. 400-gallon Tank, Harness, Milk Cans, Tools, etc., Amphola Gramaphone and Records (nearly new), English Piano (Ennever), large Valuable Oil Painting (N.Z. Bush stream), Sideboard, Table, Morris Chairs, Chesterfield, Couch, Singer Sewing Machine, 31-DAY CALENDAR CLOCK, Pictures, light Rimu Bed and Wire, Seagrass Chair, Linoleums, Hall Seat, Kitchen Dresser, Iron Bed, Brass Rail Beds, Marble Top Washstand, Settee, BONEHILL’S D.B. BREECHLOADING GUN, Canaries, W.L. Pullets, Hens, Duchess Chest, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, etc. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer. HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE ' OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. AT 69 ESSEX STREET. TO-DAY At 1.30 p.m. 8. GERRAND has been favoured with instructions from Mr W. J. Tennent to sell by public auction as above the whole of his High-class Oak and Rimu Furniture, including:— ENGLISH OAK IRON-FRAMED OVERSTRUNG PIANO (Shepherd Watts), a sweet toned instrument; LUXURIOUSLY UPHOLSTERED CHESTERFIELD, COUCH, DIVAN and MORRIS CHAIRS, COSTLY CARPET SQUARE, 4 h.b. DINING CHAIRS, CARVER do., OVAL EXTENSION DINING TABLE, SEAGRASS CHAIRS, LINOS throughout (good quality), Dainty OAK BEDROOM FURNITURE, SINGLE OAK BEDSTEAD, OAK DUCHESS CHEST, OAK CHEST DRAWERS, Wall Mirror, Hospital Bed, 2 Sftigle Rimu Bedsteads, W.W. and Kapoc Mattresses, Scotch Chests, Pillows, Washstand and Ware, Duchess Chests, Deck Chairs, Carpetrunner, Bookshelf, Hall Table, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Kitchen Utensils, good assortment of Preserves, Clothes Dryer, Hall Curtains, Wringer, Lawn Mower, Garden Hose, Wheelbarrow, Garden Tools, Pictures, etc., and a host of sundries. NOTE.—Buyers may attend this sale with confidence. Everything is of the very best quality, and has been particularly well taken care of. ALFREDToN - CATTLE FAIR. MONDAY, MARCH 16, At THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will hold a Cattle Fair as above, when they will offer on account of various vendors:— 30 4yr forward bullocks 20 fat cows 12 fat cows 30 H. and P.A. cross cows and , calves 30 H. cross breeding cows 25 18-months H. cross steers 20 18-months P.A. cross steers 30 18-months H.*and P.A. cross heifers 15 18-months P.A. cross heifers 2 heavy fat bullocks On account of Thos. Freer: 10 good dairy cows in calf to Jersey bull 4 Jersey cross heifers in calf CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1925. At 12 (noon.) fFHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will offer at their yards, Colomba Road, as above on account of Messrs J. Strang, N. Wyeth, C. L. Welch, T. Wyeth, R. Liver ton, N. McLachlan, C. Welch, J. Nicholls, H. T. Hume, G. Shaw, D. McLeod, T. Ridgeway, Mrs E. Hume, and others:— - 7QQ HEAD STATION CATTLE, " Comprising:— 80 fat bullocks 14 prime heavyweight bullocks 30 fat heifers 75 fat cows 40 extra good 18-months P.A. steers 80 3 and 4yr P.A. bullocks 16 station cows with P.A. calves 60 forward 4yr bullocks 100 forward store cows 24 18-months P.A. heifers 100 head mixed cattle, to be drafted 40 18-months steers 25 empty heifers FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. T. V. CAVERHLL, Auctioneer. MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1925. 10 shearling Romney rams 100 w.f. lambs 170 2, 4 and 6-tooth ewes 12 aged S.D. rams Account of H. T. Hume: 800 4 and syr ewes (to be drafted) Account of Annedale Station: 1000 3, 4 and syr ewes (to be drafted) Account of C. A. Cameron, Flat Point: 285 6-tooth ewes 45 4-tooth ewes 103 4yr ewes Account of E. Pain, Whakataki: 300 ewes Account of C. C. Jackson: 200 4 and pyr ewes (good line) At the funeral of Mr W. Sands, . curator of furniture and pictures at Buckingham Palace, a wreath was sent by the King and Queen.