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A U CTION. MONDAY, MARCH 29 2 p.m. AT QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. J KERSLAKE & CO. have been instructed to sell, by publ c auct on, Butcher’s Plant and Fittings in the shop recently occupied by Mr R. Baikie, Butcher, as follows: — AVERY BUTCHER’S COMPUTING SCALE, weighs up to 20 lb., Type A 565, No. 76; National Cash Register, plated frame, Nd' 18; Enterprise Sausage Machine, No. 41, with 2 pulleys; Fort Sausage Meat Mixer with power pulleys, N.Z.S., Ltd., Sausage Filler, L. STERNE & CO. REFRIGERATING UNIT, complete with | h.p. motor, room evaporator- and automatic control; capacity of room, 150 cubic feet. The room being a fixture only, the unit is for sale. Marble top Table, 7ft. x 2ft., marble lin. thick, with portable steel frame; Marble top Couner, 7ft. x 2ft., marble IJin. thick, in two sections, on steel portable frame, 2ft. 9in. high; Factory or Small Goods Table on portable steel frame, marble 10ft. x 3ft., l|in. thick, table 2ft. 7in. high; Brine Pump and Table, 14ft. l-}in. Steel Shafting, with two sin., one 4in., one 7in. steel pulleys, with steel wall brackets and 4 Plumber blocks complete; 3 h.p. 3 PHASE G.E. Motor; Insulated Door for refrigerator room, 2 Butcher’s Saws, Cleaver, Paper Cutter 18in. and 24in., Steelyard to weigh 3001b5., Tucker Till, Hercules Bicycle, 20-gallon Unique Cast-iron Boiler with cast frame, Bentall Green Bone Cutter, 2 Leather Cash Bags, Hook and Sundries. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer. ’Phone 1329, Masterton. STOCK SALES. | PAHIATUA CATTLE FAIR. TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1943, 11.30 a.m. | 1035 HEAD 0F STATION CATTLE, s comprising—--250 P.A, bullocks 150 2j--year P.A. steers 200 20-month steers 130 fat P.A. heifers 70 fat P.A. cows 100 20-months P.A. heifers 75 empty P.A. heifers 50 P.A. cows with calves at foot ORDER OF SALE.—II.3O a.m., Fat Cattle ;12.30 p.m., Bullocks. Only entries of cattle accepted at this sale. MASTERTON SALE. QWING to the Cattle Fair, NO Sheep will be offered at the Masterton Sale on'Wednesday, March 31, 1943. - FIRST AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR. MASTERTON SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1943, At 12 noon sharp. 2000 HEAD OF STATION CATTLE, comprising—--580 18-months P.A. steers 400 2J-year P.A. steers 400 1| and 2|-year P.A. and H. heifers 320 station cows 200 cows and calves 100 fat cattle (cows, heifers, bullocks and vealers) On account of the following vendors’ Clifton Grove, J. M. Laing, F. Skeet, Waimana, Mrs E. W. Bunny, Sulphur Wells, Henderson Estate, W. B. Gillies, Mrs J. C. Wrigley, R. E. Graham, D. Stilburn, W. McGregor, G. and E. Liverton, E. W. O’Connor, R. N. Palmer, J. K. Strang, H. R. W. Beetham, W. O. Riddell Est., W. G. Groves, G. Shaw, M. D. McGregor, A. McGregor, G. M. Ahrens, I. D. Balfour, T. V. Caverhill, N. R. Wyeth, Tividale, Estate J. P. Lett’ J. Douglas, G. E. Elliott, Kummer Bros.. Tyneside, W. P. O’Brien, Patukawa W F. McLaren, G. H. Perry, J. G. Mackay, Rawhiti, Abbotsford and others. ORDER OF SALE. The Sale will commence at 12 noon sharp on 21-year steers, followed by 18-months steers. Fat cattle will be offered .at 1.30 p.m. The SECOND AUTUMN CATTLE FAIR will be held on WEDNESDAY April 14, 1943. FARMERS! W E 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).

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