AUCTION SALES

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 24, 23 October 1920, Page 12

AUCTION SALES

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES, TO-DAY. Homcbush Estate Gisborm-Saleof pedigree cattle and stud sheep (Gisborne Farmers' Co-op., Itaborno i«me£ Meat Co., Williams and Kettle, Dalgaty EvSbody ; s Theatre Hastings, 10.30 n.m. -Land salo (Hawke's Bay Farmers'). Caslid Street. Christchurch, 12 noon.City property sale (Matson and Co.). Trafalgar StiMt, Nelson, 12 noon.-Sale of properties (R. Conn and Co.). Mantel Strwt, Seatoun .Wellington 2 p.m.-Furniture tale (Vino and Wilson). MONDAY. Eketalntna, 12 noon-Stock sale. (Waira- ,,„, Favmera' Co-operative Association, Ltd,)< TUESDAY. Glencairn, Dunsandel,' 11 a.in.-CaUle sale (N.Z. Loan Co., and Pyne, Gould and Guinness, Ltd.). Colombo Yards, Masterton, 11 H.niCattk Fuir (Dalgsty and Co.). 105 Customhouse Quay, AVeUinrfon, „3J p.m.-Land sale (Nathan and Co.). • 105 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, 2.30 „ m —Furniture sale (NaJJian and Co.). lMLambton Quay, Wellington 7.30 p.m. Land salo and Co.). CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY NO CREDIT.FOE ENGLISH. STRIKERS. The secretary of the National Dairy Association cabled an inquiry to headquarters at Bristol regarding the statement cabled from London on October, 1.. that the Co-operative Wholesale Society will give indefinite credit to strikers. The inquiry elicited the following reply:—Press' cabled report altogether inaccurate. You are authorised to deny all such statements." The cablegram referred to, which appeared in last Monday's issue, stated: "The newspapers jioint out that the Cooperative Wholesale Society gives ii.dtfinito credit to strikers, and accepts credit notes from the miners' organisations."