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AUCTIONS, . '. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE. DRAPERY, DAMASKS, TWEEDS, ETC. • TOPLIN, STALLARD. AND . CAR- ■ W MICHAEL LTD., acting under in- • structions from G. K. MILLER, ESQ., Manufacturers' Agent, will offer for salo, at thoir rooms, ' 'OXFORD STREET, LEVIN, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY NEXT, AT 1.80 EACH DAY, PI pr AA WORTH OF GENERAL &10VV DRAPERY. A Magnificont Selection of Ladies' Costumes, Blouses, Dress Twoeds, ,' Gents' Suitings, Fox's Serges, Quilts, Towels, Bedspreads, Raincoatß. Hundreds of Lota too numerous to catalogue. INSPECTION INVITED. CN VIEW MORNING OF SALE. J. G. CARMICHAEL, Auctioneer. ANNUAL UNRESERVED HORSE SALE AT FEILDING SALEYARDS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1920, At 1 p.m. ,M ES SR3. LEVIN AND CO. LTD., will ■iTI sell on behalf of MESSRS. J. MIvEI.VIE, WILSON BROS. (Ngaio), and the DALRYMPLE ESTATE, their annual drafts, comprising— ' 40 to heavy 3 to 5-year unbroken draughts 20 unbroken hacks and ponies NO RESERVE. . UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. DAIRY STOCK. IMPLEMENTS, SUNDRIES. ETC. " AT THE FARM, , BULLER ROAD, WERAROA. • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1920. i ' ' MESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WIL--'-'A LIAMS LTD., instructed bv A. J. EDGINTON.' ESQ. (who has sold his property),' will offer for 6ale as above at 12 noon— 28 cows in full milk , 20 cows, duo September and October 16 Jersey cross heifers, to calve Sep- . tember and October 12 grade Jersey yearling heifers 1 grade Jersey bull 1 pedigree Holstein bull 2 sows to farrow Seutembcr, 2 boars, 6-yenr-old draught mare, broken to all work, 3 spving cart horses, broken to all w<rk, set disc harrows, hayrake, 2 sets 3-leaf tine 1 harrows and bars, s.f. plough, gig '• and set new harnes?, 1 ton 3 .B manure, mowing machine, garden plough, 2 spring cart? and harness, roller, scarifier, 2 young cat t tie dogs, fowls, quantity seed and eating potatoes, odd harness, tools and sundries, 50 new sacks, 20 milk cans. . NOTE.

The above herd of cows' is well known as Belonging at one time to Messrs. Brown and Grant. They are principally jersey and Holstein grade cows of good quality. Last season's average was J;2G j per cow. . ' LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. r ■ . ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1920, at 2.30 p.m., AUCTION SALE OF CONVENIENT HOUSES, NELSON ST., PETONE. H ERNEST LEIGHTON has received • instructions from the TRUSTEE to offer for ABSOLUTE SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION; in the Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse Quay, as above, the following Properties:— FIRSTLY, that fine centrally situated shop site, near Lower Hutt Town Hall, being Lot 7, p.art sec- . tion 29 D.P. 1300, having 40 feet frontage to the Main Road, by a depth of 136 feet (all measurements be the 6ame a little more or less). SECONDLY, that valuable Property being Part of lots 5 and lot-7, 9, 11, and 13 D.P. 101, part Section 5, Hutt District, containing an area of 1 rood, 32 perches (be the saine a little more or less), and having large frontages to Nelson, Street and Campbell Torrnce, I'etone, together with the good houses erected thereon. No. G2 (being the residence of tho late Dr. Boss), containing 11 rooms, bathroom, h. and c. and gas, also de-' tflchod washhouse, copper- and tubs. This house, with a little money spent on it, would make nn excellent Nursing Homo or Private Boardinghouse. There is • also a large stable, trap shed, feed house, etc., and Numbers 66 and 68 each containing 6 rooms and all conconvenienccs. For further details, apply (o the Auctioneer, ■ . .H. ERNEST LEIGHTON, 182 Featherston St., Wellington. IMPORTANT HOGGET SALE. SANDON, NEAR FEILDING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1920, At 12.30 o'clock sharp. D ALGETY AND CO., LTD,, and . LEVIN AND CO., LTD., will hold thoir FURTHER SUPPLEMENTARY HOGGET SALE. In Mr. H. J. Pagan's Yards, (Kindly lent for tho occasion), 9 Miles from Feilding. 1 A AAA MIXED HOGGETS, to be lUjUuU drafted for sexes, and sold in lots to suit purchasers. The, above hogjets have all been wintered on turnips, are genuine farmers' lines, and can bo thoroughly recommended. SUBDI VISIONAL SALE OF KAWHATAU LAND (near Mangaweka). A BRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., £*■ have been instructed by MR. F. R. H. GORRrNGE to sell by auction at Mangaweka, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, , ?i^ n wo !!'^ nown FREEHOLD of 1100 ACRES, divided into 4 (.locks, excellent country, suitable for Mixed Farming. Full particulars later, or from the Auctioneers,