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WHAKATANE STOCK SALE Whakatane Saleyards WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th at 12 noon; 100 Head of Cattle, including:— On a/c Mr P. Murphy: 50 Dairy Heifers 5 Dairy Cows. A/c Client: 35 Ayrshire-Jersey cross yearling heifers • A/c Client: 20 Jersey yearling heifers 10 Jersey-Ayrshire cross yearling heifers. Further entries solicited. DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) WHAKATANE. WANTED KNOWN BOON SULLIVAN LUKE, for Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, White Lead, Putty, Red Oxide and Red Lead. Buy from Boon Sullivan Luke Ltd.

STOCK SALES :J| i N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. TE TEKO SALE '’"MONDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1946 Commencing 1 p.m! 30 Fat Cattle 56 Store Cattle 50 Mixed Cattle. A/c Client: 60 Springing Heifers. i Entries Solicited. PRELIMINARY NOTICE I WHAKATANE HORSE FAIR , TUESDAY, AUGUST 20th at Whakatane Saleyards. Further details later. 28 IN.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD.

ft 5f5 m EXPERT ADMINISTRATION > m. » W "'»— MfriffTn -..Jgaag^ r “ FARM ESTATES . . , The Guardian Trust specialises in the administration of Farming Estates and controls many farming properties. These range from large sheep stations to small dairy farms, and include a number of highly successful stud Farms. Competent Farm Managers are in control and they are supervised by experienced and practical supervisors. These farm supervisors in turn are responsible to-a special Farm Division. All this experience is available for the administration of your estate. The Guardian Trust will act either alone or with Advisory Trustees nominated by testators or clients. Ask your local Guardian Trust Manager for further details. Or write for Free Booklet and information. GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF N.Z. LTD. (Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 1883) Estates under Administration exceed £18,000,000. New business last year over £1,500,000. Head Office: Sth. British Insurance Bldg., Shortland St., Auckland Branches at Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton, Palmerston North, Napier, Gisborne, Hawera. Agencies throughout N.Z. GUARDS & GUIDES 3-

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