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AUCTIONS. FARMERS' SALEYARDS. •WEEKLY SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, HAY 27th, 1921, at H a.m. FP. CLABIDGE and CO. report the fol- • lowing Entries: HORSES—I 3 Entries to date, comprising the following: Chest. ATare, 9yrs. used to town, very quiet: Half Draught Mare, 6vts, all work, good sort; Roaii Gelding, all work, reliable. Account Client: Tiptop Turnout, comprising Pony, Harness, and Rubber-tyred Pony Trap, suitable for a lady to drive. Several other ueet'ul sorts. DAIRY COW—Account Mr laylor, "Woolston: Shorthorn Dairy Cow, calved 6 weoks, very quiet, and good sort. HARNESS —A large selection for sale, cbninrising G Cart Saddles, 4 Van Saddles, IS Heads-tails, G Cart Bridles, jo Pairs of llames. and Tugs, 10 Pairs Poles-traps, 5 Sets Gig Harness, 3 Sets Heavy Spring! Cart Harness, 6 Collars, various sizes, 1 Pair Binder Reins, 10 Horse and Cow Covers. VEHICLES—Light Express Waggon, tip-top order. 7 Gigs, 3 practically new, j-shatt R.T. Gigs, J Box Carts (must be eold), Spare Wheels, 2 Tip Drays, 3 first-class Spring Drays, New Ralli Dogcart, Fourwheel Buggy in. good order. Account Client: Back uclivery Milk Cart, in goods' order. IMPLEMENTS—Chaffcutter, 2 good Drills (guaranteed in first-class-order), Double and Single F. Ploughs, Scoops, Wool Press, Windmills, Set of Avery Scales, Beilows, numerous Wheels, etc., Drills, Cider Press, Second-hand Binder, Disc Plough, 3 Sets of Harrows, and several other lines. PIGS—I o'clock. . MUTTON—3 o'clock, GO Carcases. PRODUCE—SO Sacks slightly damaged Chaff (rnus-t be sold), 2 Trucks good Chaff (splendid line), 1 Truck Discoloured Chaff, 50 Sacks Wheat~straw Chaff, Cow Hay and Racehorse Hay, Baled Straw, Duns, Gaitons, and Shelled Oats, 16 Bags Fowl . Wheat, 10 Sacks Barley, 30 Sticks Table Potatoes, 4 Tons Carrots, 2 Tons Swedes, Onions, Linseed, and Fowl Feed, Pig Potatoes. SUNDRIES—IOOO Empty Sacks, 10 Coils Barbed Wire, Galvd. and Black Wire, Ridging, Bicycle, 6 Doors, 3 Fire Grates, Copper, and a quantity of Household Furniture and Sundries. HOT LUNCHEON ON THE PREMISES. G. S. MACKENZIE, 764 '1 Auctioneer. COMPLETE CLEARING SALE. PREBBL3TON. MONDAY, MAY 30th, 1921, at 1 p.m. WE have received instructions from MR T. L. HODGKINSON, of Prebbleton, who has disposed of his farm, to hold aCOMPLETE CLEARING SALE of the whole of his LIVE STOCK and IMPLEMENTS, at his Homestead, at the above time and place, including:— . ' HORSES—--1 Dr. Gelding, Prince, aged, all work, good shatter 1 Half Dr. Mare, Dolly, aged, all work , 1 Half Dr. Mare, Topsy; 7yrs, all chain work 1 Light Gelding,. saddle and harness, any trial CATTLE—--4 Cows, duo July, August, and September 2 Heiiers, due September, good sorts IMPLEMENTS— Grubber, Scuffler, Reaper and Binder (McCoimick), Cambridge Roller, Doublefurrotf Plough (Booth, McDonald), , DTa-y and Frame, Box Cart, Rubber- • tyred Gig' (Steel Bros.), 4-Leaf Harrows and Swingle-trees. HARNESS, ETC.— ) Harness for all horses, Cant Saddle and Breeching, Backhands and Chains; 3 Hoise C<jvers, -Cow Covers, Saddle and Bridle, Leading Harness. SUNDRIES— . • Grindstone (2), Pig Net, Wheelbarrow, , Lawn Mower, Empty Sacks, Incubator, Egg Crate, Cream Can; Churn, Stewart Horse Clippers, Step Ladder,'" Plain and Barbed Wire, Lister Separator, Quantity Timber and Roofing Iron, Hay Knife, 4 Sacks Split Peas, Poultry, 2 Tons Chaff, and a Host of Sundries, etc., etc. FURNITURE— A Quantity of Household Furniture, including Brass Rail Double and Single Bedstead, Child's Cot, Lamps, Preserving -j Pan, Kitchen Dresser, Child's Tricycle, Washtube, etc., etc. Account MR Da McCLUHE, Prebbleton— Two Useful Draught Horses, good workers Ches. Mare, Byrs, adl work Bay Geld., syrs, all work \ 6 Springing .Heifers, good sorts Account MR CRAWFORD—--1 Spring Dray, Horse, amd Harness Account CLIENT—--1 17-ooulter Drill, (grass seed attachment) 1 Bay Dr. jjeldimg, aged, cJil work Account MR L. McGILL, Temple ton—--1 Bay Dr. Gelding, all work F.i P. CLARIDGE and CO., Farmers' Saleyards. G. S, MACKENZIE, 7643 Auctioneer. FARMERS. FARMERS. FARMERS. STUDY YOUR OWN' INTERESTS. (STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREMTS. ELL IN , THE BEST MARKET. (a) SEND US YOUR FARM HORSES FOR SALE.. (c) SEND US PIGtS AND POULTRY. (d) SEND US YOUR PRODUCE. ' (e) SEND US YOUR IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES. Account Sales Rendered Promptly. ■■ TAKE IT TO CLARIDGE'S. ' TAKE IT TO CLARIDGE'S. C' 2983-9399 ORADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LTD SATURDAY JVEXT, MAY 28th, 1921, At 12 Noon. At 12- Noon. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS, Corner Worcester and Manchester streets. TELEPHONE 5306. JJ, Y PUB LIT AUCTION. LOT I.—A SUPERB PROPERTY, beingi NO. 141 VICTORIA STREET, CITY.- FULL J-ACRE SECTION, well fenced and laid out, and exceptionally well-built Semi-Bungalow, containing 6 spacious'living rooms, nicely decorated throughout, and every modern appointment, including gas and electric light, hot and cold service, tiled bathroom with Doulton bath and basin, artistic leadlights, also scullery, pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, and many other convenient accessories. Also LARGE MOTOR GARAGE, with concrete floor. LOT 2.—NO. 48 BARBADOES STREET, SYDENHAM. Full particulars in last Wednesday's Papers. LOT 3.—NO. 14 >\OVA PLACE, CITY. Full particulars in last Wednesday's Papers. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LTD., Auctioneers, CornoE Worcester and Manchester streets. Telephone 5305. 7627 you buy GOLDEN BREW VINE- » » GAR you havj all that is pure, and the guarantee of the makers behind it. Sold by ail grocers. H5509-3X16