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| AUCTION. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. Commencing 1.30. AT 28 SOUTH ROAD. T KERSLAKE & CO. will sell by J * public auction, Household Furniture on account of Mr J. Payne, who has left Masterton:— f Modern Oak Dining Suite with Com- j bination Sideboard and China Cabinet, 4 Chairs, and Refectory Dining Table, Axminster Carpet and Felt, 12ft. 6in. x 10ft. 6in. (autumn tinted), , 2 Fireside Chairs, Radiator, 3-piece ‘ Unit Chesterfield with Extension ; Lounge covered in best Wool Mo- ' quette, in splendid order, Hearth ’ Tidy, 2 Easy Chairs covered in best Reversible Linen, Silver Beech Occasional Table, Vestibule Carpet BxB, 9 2-3 yardp Carpet Runner, Single Bed and Wire Mattress, Chest Drawers, Rep Curtains, Modern Oak Bedroom Suite with Wing Rimless Mir- ‘ ror Duchess, Twin Cabriole Beds, ’ Tallboy, 2 good Kapoc Mattresses, 1 Axminster Carpet and Felt, 12 x 9, ‘ in splendid order, Floor Rugs, Drop- ‘ head Sewing Machine, Table, 2 Seagrass Chairs, Carpet Sweeper, Oiled Shower Curtain, Tea Waggon, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Jam Jars, Toaster, Sundries, Kitchen Lino, Acme Wringer, Lawn Mower, 24ft. Hose, Garden Tools, etc. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer. . - 1 1 —— ( STOCK SALES. ’ ( < CARTERTON SALE. ; FRIDAY, FEB. 26, 1943, at 11.30 sharp. ‘ VVRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., ‘ ’’ LTD., will offer as above:— i Sheep— ( 50 6-year ewes ‘ 20 2-tooth ewes 200 woolly ewe lambs i 100 w.w. lambs J 100 b.f lambs « 20 b.f. lambs j 30 fat sheep 27 w.w. lambs ' 35 m.s. lambs 200 good b.f. lambs (undrafted) j 300 woolly wether lambs ’ 140 b.f. lambs 40 6-year ewes c 150 2-tooth ewes £ 105 5-year ewes c 60 6-tooth ewes q 75 5-year ewes r A/c.-E. C. Wadham: * 25 4-tooth and 6-tooth p.b. Romney ewes 1 A/c. J. Court: i 12 1-shear S.D. rams ® A/c. J. Fisher: j 10 m.a. S.D. rams c A/c. Gil Baird, Gladstone: = 180 5-year breeding ewes j 80 w.w. lambs a Cattle — 8 Jersey cows in milk and due ;o | August, g.s. i 5 2-year heifers, due July and Aug. x 6 fat cows 1 2 cows and calves c 8 store cows a 6 forward cows £ Pigs— 1 10 weaners 8 baconers 11 store pigs 9 slips 10 good Tamworth cross weaners 12 porkers 2 Large White sows 1 Berkshire boar Horses — 2 draught fillies, 4 and 5 years, just broken in to all work i Sundries — 1 2-horse set of tripod harrows’ NOTE.—AII pigs must be in the. r pens by 11.15 a.m. < DIPPING NOTICE. * All sheep offered foi’ sale will be sub • jected to the usual Government inspection. MASTERTON SUPPLEMENTARY 2 EWE FAIR AND SALE. ’ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1943,' i At 11 a.m. sharp. ■ 8000 SHEEP, comprising— I 1500 2-tooth ewes ( 1100 m.a. ewes i 4000 4 and 5-year ewes s 1000 6-year ewes 1 400 2-tooth wethers On account of the following vendors: Castlepoint, T. A. Brown, H. J. Nitz, E. L. Nitz, Mrs M A. Read, Geof. Laing, Tinui Station, J. Savage, C. H. Vallance, D. McLeod, G. Shaw, Te Mai, D. N. Perry, W. H. Gordon, G. Elliott, H. T. Cooper, R. Beetham and others. DIPPING NOTICE. All sheep offered for sale will be subjected to the usual Government inspection. FARMERS! TVE have a wide range of all grades and classes of TIMBER. Call or ring our Mill, Waingawa, for your requirements. I. ALLEN & SON, LTD. ’Phones: 1043 (day), 1150 and 2359 (private). PLUMBING SEPTIC TANKS, DRAINAGE. COPPER OR GALV. CHIMNEY POTS. HOT AND COLD WATER INSTALLATIONS. PUMPING PLANTS INSTALLED. R. VALL MASON 89 RENALL STREET. ’Phone 1205. TO THE GIRL WITH AMBITION! Enrol Now at the HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. 69 QUEEN STREET (next Hugo’s). (Miss F. A. Loveday. Principal.) ARMY STORES Opposite G.P.O. Posting Boxes. ’PHONE 1013. WORSE COLLARS, Bridles, Reins, Driving Reins, Hames, Milk Cart - Saddles, Backbands, Tugs, Breechings, Pole Straps, Surcingles, Girths, Halters, etc. ROYS’ Navy Shorts, double seats, sizes sizes 6 to 16; Men’s Boots, all sizes, nailed and unnailed. Men’s Shoes, Hats, Underwear; Blazers, 30/-. rpENTS and Flys, all sizes, Car Covers, A Haversacks, Packs, Kit Bags, Money Belts, Holdalls, Writing Outfits, Wallets, etc.