AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 5, 1 October 1919, Page 10

AUCTION SALES

I FOBTHCOMINO FIXTOKES ■ . TO-DAY. ' Te -Horo' Yards, 1 p.ni.—Stock sale (K.Z. ' - Loan-"Co.,' and Dalgety and Co.). ; Shannon .Yards, 1 p.m.-Stock sale (A'ora- ' ham anil' Williams). ! Main Koad, Lower Hutt, 1.45 p.m.-Salc of i, machinery, etc. (H. E. LeiifhtonJ. s. Farland's' Theatre, Levin, 2 p.m.—Land sale f --(Dalgety and Co.) ' Featherston Street, Wellington, 2.30 p.m.— !'■■ ' City property sale (Kethune and Co.). ;'TO-MOMOW. f:' 1 BfcacK'Road.-Te Horo, 12 noon-Stock sale L .-IDalgety and Co.). • ■ TTpper'HuttYards, 1 p.m.—Stock sale (N.Z. i - • Loau 00., and Dalgety vnd Co.). I 74 Hill Street, Wellington; 1.30 p.m.-Furni-f ■ ture sale (S. Q. Na.thanr.nd Co.). | lonn Public flail, 2 p.m.-Land sale Qfuri ray, Eoberts and Co., and Dalgety and : Co.). * • AUSTRALIA'SJYHEAT PRICES - RESOLUTION BY FARMERS' | £ ';>v :•••*•• CONFERENCE. j Melbourne, September 30'. The Farmers' Conference passed a that the price for wheat sold ■ Hvithin the Commonwealth should not be less than the export f.o.b. price. The ; conference also favoured the continuation : of-the wheat pool. It also deckled to, • formulate a scheme whereby the Fann''ers* 'Association should gradually resolve f itself into a Growers' Co-operative Hawl- ■ ling- and Selling Association. Press Assn. *