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AUCTIONS _, . _ ■jVpSSRS. PARKER AND VINCENT have been favoured with instructions from MRS. 11. B.'BOULTBEE, of Shannon, to sell, At her Residonce, BALLANCE, On JULY 10, A CHOICE LOT OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, comprising:— Upright Grand Piano, beautifully carved, splendid tone, Steenway model; Duchess. Pair; Cane Extension Lounge Chair, Double b.r. Bedstead, Wire Mattresses, Hair Mattress, and 'Feather Mattress, W:\slistnnds, and Ware, Tables, Medicine Chest, Sofa, Gent's Easy Chair, J'latform Rocker, Upholstered Sittingroom Chairs, Upholstered Bentwood Chnirs, Good Pictures, Oils, and Carvings, Ornaments, Pot-plants, Flowerstand, Pedestal, Books and Music, etc, etc. etc. SALE COMMENCES 1.30 p.m., ,' WEDNESDAY, JULY 16. PARKER AND VINCENT, Auctioneers, Levin. UNRESERVED CLEARING'SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. LEVIN SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1919. MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND ' WILLIAMS, LTD, instructed by PAT. WINIATA, ESQ. (who lias leased his property), will sell as above, at 1 p.m.— 31 cows, to calve August and September 3 springing heifers 6 picked weaner heifers 1 Jersey toull Milk cans, 85-gallon Lily separator « FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1919, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE ' [ WILLIS STREET FREEHOLD, One of tho FINEST CORNER- SITES In the LEADING BUSINESS THOROUGHFARE. . A -MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT. MESSRS. HARCOURT AND CO. have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the estate of the late MR. W. F. SHORT'!' to submit to Auction at their Rooms, '195 Lambton Quay, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, at 2.30 p.m.~7THAT EXCEPTIONALLY WELL-SITU-ATED PROPERTY on which is erected that VERY SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT FERKO CONCRETE AND BRICK BUILDING, now under lease to ' SHORTTS PICTURES, LTD, GATES'S, LTD, HEALTH FOOD CO, Having frontages to WILLIS STREET of 53 feet 11 inches, OLD CUSTOMHOUSE STREET of 100 ft. Win., a depth of- lOOfi 2Un, and a TOTAL AREA of 24.71 perches. , THIS MOST DESIRABLE Property is at the comer of Willis and Old Customhouse Streets, on perhaps the . very busiest part of the finest rotail street in any city in New Zealand. The leases expire in 1921, 1923, and in 1932, Giving a splendid return as an investment, whilst the-whole of tho unearned increment will accruo to tho purchaser in 1932. For full particulars apply HARCOURT AND CO, Auctioneers. ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE SALE ' OF THE FAMOUS MONAVALE FRIESIAN HERD, '. MONAVALE FRIESIAN HERD, MONAVALE FRIESIAN HERD, On behalf'of C C. BUCKLAND, ESQ, At the Homestead, MONAVALE, CAMBRIDGE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1919, At 11 a.m. mHE MONAVALE HERD is com- -*- posed mostly of imported stock and their direct descendants. No fewer than 41 members of tho herd have qualified for certificates of record under Government Semi-official Test. 8 YOUNG COWS IN 272 DAYS, now under semi-official test, have given 7601b. of Milk and 498.811b. of Fat, at an average age of three yoars. The Records of these Eight are as follow:— MONAVALE INKA -BUTTER GIRL, 5 years old, 16,1691b. of milk and 51C.88 lb. of fat in 327 days; MONAVALE CREAMELLE REGINA, 3 years old, 13,7601b. of mjlk and 532.111b. of fat in 295 days; MONAVALE . EVERGREEN PAXTON, 25 months old, 13,4291b. of milk and 510.311b. of fat in 294 days; MONAVALE MAGGIE PAXTON -(twin), 24 months old, 12,7581b. of milk and 507.681b. of fat in 293 days; MONAVALE RETA PAXTON (twin),, 24 months old, 14,2801b. of milk and 494.111b. of fat in 259 days; MONA- • VALE MOBELTJE ICEMAN, 5 years old, 16,9271b. of milk .and 587.211b. of fat in 259 days; MONAVALE NORMA PAXTO±\ T , 3 years old, 11,9191b. of milk and 437.511b. of fat in 231 days; aud MONAVALE MADELINE PAXTON, 3 years old; 10,8411b. of milk and 404.641b. of fat in 178 days. All these coirs are Monavalo bred. In the show ring members of the herd have won in all 386 prizes, including 29 .cups ■ and medals, 41 championships, 12 reserve championships, mid 113 first prizes. A Monuvnle bull and a Monavale cow hold both the. New Zealand tFriesinn Association's. Challenge Cups for the North Island for last season. The Entire Offering of ' 10S FEMALES, 41 BULLS, 20 CALVES Will be Sold Absolutely Without Reserve. CATALOGUES may be obtained from any office of the Farmers' Co-operative Auctioneering Co, Ltd, or of Dalgety and Co, Ltd, throughout New Zealand and Australia. THE FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO, LTD, MESSRS. DALGETY & CO, LTD, Auctioneers. FOR FURTHER LAND NOTOEB SEE PAGE 13. T~ HOUGH blank<rts~aro _ cior.r hot water is cheap. Get a North British Rubbor Co.'s serviceable rubber bottle made with a "Unique" stopper—the brand that spells satisfaction, Recommonded by all retailers.'