AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 288, 30 August 1920, Page 8

AUCTION SALES

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES. ;;v. TO-DAY. j *9 .Wright Street, Wellington, 1.30 p.m.— Furniture sale (Johnston and Co.). • 153 Lambton Quay, Wellingoti, 1.30 p.m. —Sale of drapery (Joltuston and Co). / V TO-MOKROW. 1 '61 Thorndon Quay, Wellington, 10 a.m. —Sale of blacksmith's outfit (Johnston - and Co.). , Kevin Yards, 11.30 a.m.—Stock sale. Lev in Yards, 12.30. p.m.—Property sale - (Abraham and Williams). ■ Marton Yards.-Hogget' snlo (Abraham ' and Williams). 'WEDNESDAY. ' Town Hall, Wellington, 2.30 p.m.—City property sale. j ■ , BUSINESS SIDE OF FARMING '. CO-OPERATIVE MARKETING OF U- PRODUCE. " • .'• By TeletrraDla—"Press Association , _ Timaru, August 28. i'" ■"Mr. W. D. Lysnar. (chairman of the Poverty Bny PaTiners' Co-operative Frcezine Company) addressed a large meeting of farmers from all parts of South Canterbury in advocacy of co-operation' be- ' tween farmers in tira marketing of produce nnd in condemnation of trusts \and, i combines. He urged the fanners to pay ■ more attention to business, en if they ■ had to pay less Attention' to their farms, 1 and not to leavo the thinking to merchants and bankers. ■ j , _ • The following resolution was carried ' *ith two dissentients:—"That in the. : opinion of this meeting a farmers t>ovI crnment should absolutely prohibit Arm- ; our and Co.' aiid Vcstey. Bros, from operating in any capacity m this Dominion : regarding meat and H"> mdu r 8 : . 1 try,- lnr ß° trusts or Conl c So ! ; dangerous to the true progress of the ' Dominion." ■ ■