AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 228, 20 June 1919, Page 10

AUCTION SALES

FOBTHOOMQTQ FIXTURES. TO-DAY. '.TJnited Farmers' Building, Lambton Quay, Wellington, 10 a,m.-Sale of timber "and ' corrugated iron lE. Johnston and Co.). ' Napier Boad, Palmerston North, 12 noon.— Pedigree cattle sale IDalgety and Co., , and N.Z. Loan Co.). IS7- Lambton Quay, Wellington, 1 p.m.— Unclaimed oargo bolo (E. Johnston and Co.). 4} and ,45 Manners Street, 2 p.m.—Furniture sole (Badford and Co.). ::,:". ;"., honday. Btortford Lodge Yards, Hastings, 10.30 a.m. —Pedigree cattle sale (Dalgoty and Co.). Bleak Hoiiso, Kaiwaiwai, 11.30, a.m.—Sale of stock and implements (Dalgety and ' Co.).' ' . Burnside, Halcombe, 11.30 a.m.—Sale of stock and implements (Abraham and • Williams, and Levin and Co.). Jsl Lambton Quay, Wellington, Z p.m.— Sale of motor car (A. L, Wilson and . Co.).

-NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW [/, THE THIRD DAY .'■/'. CONDITIONS MARRED BY RAIN ', ; (Speoial Reporter.) Palmerston North, June 19. 'The seventeenth annual National Dairy • Show '. of the Manawatu and West ; Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Associar ! ■'. ftion was ' continued to-day., Light rain ! ehowers fell overnight, but the morningwas fairly fine. After 12 o'clock, howevor,' heavy rain set in, making, the con- ;.'' ditions most unpleasant.' Despite tho I bad weather, a fair crowd was in attendance, aud throughout the day the various halls were thronged with people, ' who j evinced an intense interest in all they ] \ Baw. Tho side-shows also did a moder- ' ' ate amount of business. , -.'. Events in the oval were confined to the sheep dog trials, including pulling, :.. yarding, and driving competitions. There '• was 1 a liberal entry for the various events, in which many of the dogs gave a very interesting display. ■■ ■.•■•. To-morrow will bo People's Day, when ■ the dog trials will bo resumed. JThere. will also be the usual ring competitions. • The show will close finally at 10 p.m. to-morrow.