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AUCTIONS. PEILDING CATTLE FAIR. -TODAY (FRIDAY), MAY 3, Commencing at 10.30. 1 500 UEAL ’ CATTLE, Comprising—--80 f. and f. bullocks 180 20-mos. P.A. steers 15 24-year P.A. steers GO P.A. cows, r.w. P.A. bull 10 S.H.-cross 21-year forward bullocks G empty Hereford cows 5 20-mos. P.A. heifers 100 empty P.A. cows 350 2J-year P.A. and Hereford steers 20 forward 2-J-year P.A. heifers 20 wnr. P.A. steers 25 fat cows and heifers 20 forward Hereford aud P.A.-cross 2-yr. heifers 35 24yr. P.A. steens 20 18-montn steers 19 empty cows, P.A. cross 24 fat cows 3 fat steers 4 store cows 2 springing cows 2600 SHEEI ’’ Com P risin s““ 500 2-tooth ewes, r.w. S.D. ram 130 4 and 5-year ewes r.w. S.D. ram 125 5-year ewes r.w. S.D. ram 90 5 and G-year ewes, r.w. S.D. ram 250 m.a. ewes 180 fat sheep 130 ewe lambs 200 breeding ewee 40 store b.f. 800 wether lambs 200 b.f. lambs 200 ewe lambs 400 f. and f. wethers 50 store ewes 60 b.f. lambs 250 ewe lambs Account Patriotic Society (to be offered at the end of sheep sale) — 2 7yr. draught horses (all work, good shatters) 2 complete sets harness A/e E. M. MEYRICK, Ridgelands—--40 forward 34-year P.A. bullocks A/c MASSEY COLLEGE, Palm. Nth.— 30 weaner P.A. steers AI4O QARTERTON SALE. TODAY (FRIDAY), MAY 3, At 11.30 a.m. Sharp. 60 tat sheep. 35 wether lambs. 7 3J-yr. bullocks. 30 f. and f. cows. 5 extra good Jersey cows on drop. 120 pigs, weaners, slips and porkers 1 5-yr. hack, broken to saddle and harness. . 150 sheets of corrugated iron. QISBORNE CATTLE FAIR, MATAWHERO SALE YARDS, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, MAY

7 & 8. Tuesday: 1750 M.S. Weaners. Wednesday: 1500 Cows and Heifers. ~ No Steers offered at this fair. ’’ Sale commences at 10 a.m. Al4B

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, KOPUTUROA, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1940. at 1 p.m. Sharp. iYfESSRS. ABRAHAM AND WIL1U- LIAMS. LTD., have been favoured with instructions from MR. F. GRAHAM, who has sold his property, to offer by Public Auction his complete Herd and Farm Implements, etc., comprising: 42 Jersey. Jersey-cross cows (June, July, Aug., Sept, culvers) 8 springing heifers 14 yearling heifers (from picked cows) 1 2-year Jersey bull 2 half-draught horses (ail work) 7 fat hoggets 2 young sows with litter at foot 2 h.p. McCormick-Deering Mower, as new Reid and Grey Plough Single-furrow Plough Manure Distributor (as new! Set of Tripods Set 5-aside Dises Chain Harrows Set 3-leaf Tyne Harrows Scarifier and Cultivator Spring Cart Harness. Cow- Covers (as new) Pig Netting Good Sledge Quantity of Good Posts and Strainers 400 Battens General Sundries, etc. Auctioneers’ Note: We have inspected this herd and Mr. Graham is to be congratulated on the herd he has built up, and we can say with confidence that this is probably one of the finest herds in the Manawatu. This herd averaged over 300 of fat during past season and factory'returns will bo dn view day of sale. Individual calving dates will also be given. No outside entries accepted. Light Luncheon provided. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., Auctioneers. AI49 TENDERS, I TENDERS ARE INVITED ■pOR the Purchase and Removal of all -*• Materials; used in the erection of the AUSTIN GAR. EXHIBIT at the Exhibition. Tenders may be left at the Austin Stand or posted to MAGNUS MOTORS, LTD., Wakefield Street. Highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. TENDERS are invited until 10th inst. for the purchase and removal of “The Palestine Pavilion”, situated in Block 17, General Exhibit Court, N.Z. Centennial Exhibition. Tenders may be left at the Pavilion or posted to P.O. Box 103, Hastings, where a plan and specification may be bad for perusal on request. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THE LIME PEOPLE. WINSTONS, LTD., WELLINGTON, Can Supply You with any grade of Lime to suit your particular need, . in any Quantity , Ring 51-142 (4 lines), 12 Ghuznee Street, Wellington. •■IONIC M ETA I. FANLIGHT BARS. DESIGNED by an Architect for the use of Architects and Builders. Agents : JiijlN IiLTIIHC ANU CO.. I.’l'D.. Willis Street, WELLINGTON.

RURAL LAND FOR SALE. 1 9011 ACRES. Good sheep country. About 100 acres ploughable, balance I rwW !ln(l|l | atillg hilly country. Well situated in easy distance of town and railway station. Carrying approx. 2000 sheep (1500 b. ewes) and cattle Good buildings, including two houses and woolshed Price'easona ) c -.iij.. i ■ deposit required Further particulars from VICTOR E. SMITH, ee ilding.