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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 November 1943, Page 6

AUCTION. TOMORROW 2 p.m. T KERSLAKE & CO. will sell by auc- * tion at their Mart: — W.L. Hens, lien and 12 8.0. Chicks, 8 Ducklings, Fur Coat, 3 Reversible Wool Rugs. Ultimate Radio Set, Chesterfield, Doll’s House, 2 Easy Chairs, Oak Palm Stand, 3 H.B. Chairs, Child's Cot, Kitchen Cupboard with 5 drawers, Stretcher Bed, Double Bed and Wire Mattress, 9 x 12 Axminster Carpet, Sorich Flame Thrower, Oak Cabinet Gramophone and Records, Passage Lino., Dressing Table, Sofa, Starkey Electric Boiler, Box-end Curb, Carpet, New Wheelbarrow, Gent’s Bicycle, Bath, Wardrobe, Oak Single Bed, Doll’s House, Dk. Rimu Bedroom Suite, Hedge Shears, Oak Hall Stand, Moffatt Electric Range, Sundry Motor Tools, Flex Wiring, 2 Head Lamps, Drive Shaft with fabric joints, Luggage Carried, 2 Car Jacks, Hand Brace, Hacksaw Frame, Set Tire Levers, Box Spanners, 13 Socket Wrenches, 17 Spanners, 4 Model T Valves (new), 2 kingpin Bushes, and Sundries. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer. 270 W.L. PULLETS 430 LAYING HENS “Colwill” and “Ledger” Strain. SATURDAY, DEC. 4, At 1.30 p.m. At SOLDIERS’ SETTLEMENT, TE ORE ORE, MASTERTON (4 miles from G.P.0.) I KERSLAKE & CO. have been in- ’ structed by Mrs D. N. Perry to sell, by Public Auction: — 200 W - L - PULLETS, 41 months 50 W.L. PULLETS, 3 months 300 LAYING HENS, 14 months 70 BREEDING HENS, 2nd year In Lots to Suit Buyers. These are good, healthy birds, having had a paddock range and periodically inspected by the Government Inspector. BRING YOUR BOXES. Buying orders will be executed if you are unable to attend the sale. 1 aged draught gelding, 1 draught filly (2 years, broken to lead), 2 draught collars (24in.), 1 new draught collar (24in.), 1 draught collar (25in.), 1 draw saddle and breeching, heavy block draw, 2 cream cans (10-gallon) and sundries. 700 feet face cut timber, Sin. and lOin. x lin. ’Phone 1329, Masterton. J. KERSLAKE, Auctioneer.