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AUCTION. ~ TOMORROW 2 p.m. T KERSLAKE & CO. will sell by * auction at their Mart: — 12 W.L. Pullets, 30 W.L. Hens, good heavy birds, 8 8.0. Cockerels, 19 sheets G.C. Iron, 6 and 7ft., 50-gallon Copper Cylinder, 3 40-gallon Steel Drums, 9ft. Panel and Shed Doors, Sashes, 3 Fire Escape Ladders, 13ft. Metal Rings and Hardwood Sides, 20 lbs. Assorted Nails, 6 Brass Taps, lOin. x 2in. Totara, l/7in./2/20in., l/9in., 160 ft. 6xl Heart Matai, l/17ft. length 2in. Galv. Pipe, 1 length I jin. Galv. Pipe, assorted Jin. and lin. Pipe, 6ft. Bath, 3 cwt. 8 Black Wire, Efesca Electric Vacuum Cleaner, complete in cabinet, Drophead Sewing Machine, 3-piece Chesterfield Suite in splendid condition, Corner Wardrobe, Oak Mirrored Wardrobe, Oak China Cabinet, Sundry Glassware, Sonora Gramophone and Records, 13 volumes “Outline of Knowledge,” Benzine Iron, Basket Grate, Diabolo Separator, Avery’s 4 cwt. Platform Scales, Preserving Parr, Double Rimu Bed and Wire Mattress, 2 Stretchers, Fireside Chair, 18ft. of 3in. Balata Belting, Spray Pump, Cow Cover, Crosscut Saw, Table Mangle, and Sundries. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer. STOCK SALES. MASTERTON SALE AWING to .the Cattle Fair, NO SHEEP ' w will be offered on Wednesday, April 14, 1943. SECOND CATTLE FAIR. MASTERTON SALEYARDS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1943. , At 12 Noon Sharp. ’ 200 Q HEAD STATION CATTLE, com-’ U prising—--200 P.A. bullocks 400 2-j-year P.A. steers 375 18-mos. P.A. steers 265 18-mos. P.A. and H. heifers 60 2| and 3£-year heifers 350 station cows 250 P.A. cows and calves 100 fat cattle (cows, heifers, bullocks and vealers) On account of the following vendors: G. and J. Moore, lan Bunny, Te Roto, Tuxford Bros., A. Geddes, Springhill, W. H. Dickens, Forbrae, Norman Groves, Mrs Rishworth, Mrs Hosking, R. Liverton, R. C. F. Dagg, E. H. Dagg, Est. R. Judd, J. Langdon, Arthur Owen, Tinui Station, J. R. Paku, G. Lee, H. Bennett, Flag Creek, H. T. Cooper, H. H. Summers, T. L. Summers, Patukawa, Land’s End, Geo. Taylor, J. Bannister, Glendonald, Hearn Smith, R. S. Pilmer, Te Mai, L. R. Wilton, Dakin Estate, C. L. Welch, Waimanu, C. J. Campbell, Fernglen, T. R. Barrer, Mamaku, and others. ORDER OF SALE: Sale will commence at 12 noon sharp on bullocks, followed by 2-J-year steers. Fat cattle will be offered at 1.30 p.m.

EKETAHUNA SALE. THURS., APRIL 15, at 12 noon sharp. Sheep200 woolly wether lambs 60 2-tooth wethers A/c. John McDonald: 200 5 and 6-year ewes, r.w. S.D. rams March 16 Cattle—--7 weaner Jersey heifers 15 weaner Jersey heifers 1 Jersey cross cow, 3rd cal ver, on drop Sundries — 1 gent’s B.S.A. bicycle CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1943. At 11.30 a.m. sharp., WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. will offer as Sheep—--40 fat b.f. 2-ths 10 fat wethers 50 w.w. lambs 27 b.f. lambs Cattle14 weaner Jersey heifers 8 fat cows 2 cows and calves 10 store cows 2 bulls 9 forward cows 44 fat and forward Hereford cows 6 P.A. fat cows 3 cows and calves 20 Jersey cross heifer calves from tested dams Pigs—--12 Berk, weaners 8 porkers 5 baconers 14 Tam. weaners 11 store pigs 15 slips 9 light porkers ■Sundries—--1 half-ton car trailer, good as new TIMBER TREES. JpARMERS! We require trees suitable for milling purposes and will be pleased to quote for any you may have. I. ALLEN & SON, LTD. Sawmillers, Waingawa. ’Phones (day) 1043, (night) 1150 ,