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AUCKLAND FARMERS' UNION, LTD., MONTHLY STOOK SALES. HelensYille, Tuesday, Feb. 20th. At 12 Noon, A. E, OEAJNE, Manager, L. W. NELSON^ Auctioneer Cleaning Sale> (IJ4 miles from Station.) MONDA^, 26th FEBRUARYat 11 a.m. Instructed by Mr William Holmes, who has sold his fdrm, the undersigned will offer by auction at the homestead, on the above date, his live and dead stock, comprising:— 232 sheep, mostly 2 tooth to Fresh full mouth and breeding ewes. 160 lambs 4 rams 1 heavy cart horse 2-4 year old mares, broken to chains 2 plough horses 1 hack. | 7 h.p. Engine and Boiler with complete plant for sawmilling and chaff-cutting, sft. butter worker, 600 gal. Toplis pump, 16gal. milk can, lOOgal.milk vat, Crown churn 281bs, Alfa Laval Separator, Mas-sey-Harris " Star " drill, 9 coulters and self feeding, practically new; Mann's green bone cutter, disc harrows, 12, tine harrows, No 3 Oliver plough, plough harness, swingle trees, light spring trap and harness, timber jack, stump jack, Blacksmith's bellows, anvil and tools. Household furniture and effects copper boiler, wash tubs, gardening and farm tools, etc. LUNCHEON PBOVIDED. A. R. CRANE, Manager. L. W. NELSON, Auctioneer. AUCKLAJOj FARMERS' UNION, LTD. District Lands Office. Auckland, Feb. 7th, 1912. NOTICE is hereby given that written tenders will be received at this Office up to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, Ist MARCH, 1912, for a lease for 14 years of the undermentioned reserve: — TOWN OF KAIWAKA about 88 acres known as the Cattle Camping Ground situated on both sides of the main Kaiwaka-Maun-gaturoto Road about one mile from Kaiwaka Railway Station. Minimum annual rent £20. Lease 14 years. Full particulars on application to H. M. SKEET Commissioner of Crown Lands. w. h. "oodmbs; Practical Tailor, lE3I IE XiJE IST S^IULZGIE. WTT V BUY Ready Mado UXI 1 TROUSERS When you can get a PAIR of TAILOR MADE TROUSERS FOR 17 S 6dTailor Made Suits From £3 15s up to £5 ss- [ A CARD, ' Fred R, Earnest SURGEON DENTIST, Helensville -f Next Foresters' Ha 11,., MGajPIGS. DIMOCK ■& CO. ARE Buyers of BACON PIGS, Weights from. 120 to 15Ulbs. I Receiving Days : Every Wednesday, commencing JANUARY" 24th, 1912, at Helensviile, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. JAMES HATO, Receiver, Helensville. .