AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 240, 4 July 1919, Page 10

AUCTION SALES

\ j'. '•■■ forthcoming fixtures. : ''::.::... . ~ to-day. . O' and 45 Manners Street, Wellington. 2 ■ . p.m.—Furniture sale (Radford and Co.). 'Courtenay Place, 2 p.m.-< Sale of painU, . '•• ■ ete, (Williams and Co.). * ■ 137 Lambton Quay, Wellington, 2.30 p.m.— ■ City and suburban property sale -v'.j(Hodgkins, Carver and Co.). .•■"".. • TO-MORROW, ■ ■ OtaM Mart, 11.30 e.m.-Salo of fnrniture, B Btook, eto. (G. Anderson). MONDAY. ' Ilialuira.'LoYrn, 12 Boon—Bale of stock, furniture. Implements, etc. (Abraham 1 and Williams). ' 167- Lambton Quay, Wellington, 1.30 p.m.— ; .-, Furniture sale (B. Johnston and Co.). 198 Lambton Quay, Wellington. 2.30 p.m.— '■'■": Sale of city property and furniture (Harcourt and Co.). ■: r; : FARMERS' UNION ■ ..'.■;'■■ •,<■ ~" '-? ~ : ■-.' BRANCH FORMED AT ASHHURST.-' ' V.ißyJ Telegraph—Special Correspondent." ■;.' '■■ ]'". ' ... Palmerston North, July 3. ■:., ilr.Tancred Cooper, provincial organ--leer for the Fanners' Union, held a '■ meeting in the Town Hnll at.Ashhurst this week.' Sir. E. Akera was in tlto ; chair. Tho organiser impressed uponthe farmers that their nope lay in orgau- ,. isation and no-operation. Ho fully cx- ' the cup-provincial scheme, which : Iβ fo facilitate matters so as to allow all ' farmers individually to help build up ■■■■'■.'the ■producers , policy. It w,i decided to inr.ugnrate a branch of the Farmers' Union at Ashhurst. and to federate with the 'sub-provincicj branch. A number of farmers signed up -rs. members, nnd several transferred from ; otherdistricts to this. Mr. Lynch vrae >, elected chairman and Mr. Alexander J M'Hardy secretary of tho local branch, :■" and a further meeting will be hold shortly.