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AUCTION SALES ' LEVIN SALE TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1947. At 11.39 a.m. ' 160 fat wethers 70 fat ewes 280 fat lambs 120 f. and f. v/ethers 8 prime P.A. bUllocks 10 prime P.A. ^leifers " 16 fat P.A. gows 12 fat cows/ ex -dairy 25 P.A. vealers 6 runners ' 12 Jersey weaner heifers 12 Jersey heifers, r.w.b. Oet. 75 porkers and baconers . 40 store pigs 1 Shetland pony,. quiet and reliable UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE On account ESTATE A. SPICER (Deceased) , TAVISTOCK ROAD, IHAKARA} WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, At 11.30 a.m. f\[EW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD, (Inc. in England), is in receipt of instruetions from Trustees of Estate Late A. Spicer to offer at auction as above :— 58 HEAD OF DAIRY STOCK, com- ^ prising: 35 dairy cows due factory dates, 12 heifers r.w.b., 11 weaner heifers, 3 sows to farrqw, 15 store pigs, s. dray, harness, plough, harrows, cans, sundries, etc. NOTE.— The cows are in good milking condition and are for unreserved sale, as the Trustees are putting on a sharemilker »with his own herd. The in-caif heifers are a particularly choice line and ar-e worth inspection by the most discriminating farmers. Individual calving dates available at sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED . UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE On Account MR. STAN READ, KAWIU ROAD, LEVIN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, At 34.30 a.m. [\|EW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. (Inc. in England), is in receipt of instructions from Mr. Read, whose iease has expired, to offer, at auction as above:— 65 HEAD H.G. DAIRY STOCK, comprising. — 30 dairy cows, of which five are on drop, 14 due June, and remainder due July-August, 7 heifers r.w.b., 12 yearling heifers, G.E., 15 wnr, heifers; 1 pedigree Jersey bull, 2cow Gane milking plant, complete s.r. plough, discs, cream cans, 1 4, v 1 5, 2 10, 2 15, 1 20 -g all., 200ft approx. s.m. piping, cow covers, .sundries, etc. 1 15 cwt, Chev. truck, S.R. NOTE. — Mr. Read has been engaged in farming operations in this district for many years. The herd is well established and can be thoroughly recommended by the Auctioneers to the farming community. Mr. Read has been winter milking for some years and as quite a number of cows are due in June this should commend itself to farmers interested. 300 bales oaten hay 150 bales rye and red clover hay On a/c MR. W. H. GORDON 17 spring calving heifers LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED

The Levin Meat Co., Ltd. Can "Meat" you in your demand for Prime Ox and-Heifer Beef — Spring Lamb — Hogge;t Mutton, and Quality Luncheori and SUveloys. Two Shops Levin: Oxford St, (Avenue Cash Butchery,) —Phone 182. Weraroa: Oup. Railway Station — Phone 24. iQfdffr Now ' ! HEDGE PLANTS And

SHELTER TREES J. DALLENGER, NURSERYMAN, 34iMabel Street. 'Phpne 435M. LEARN T0 DANCE IRENE OLIVER DANCE STUDIOS of Palmerston North Have opened a Branch in Levin, „ ' and Classes are held EVERY MONDAY IN THE DRUIDS' HALL Children's Classes, Fancy, 3.15 p.m. Beginners' Tap Class .... 4.0 p.m. Advanced Tap Class 4.45 p.m. SENIORS : Tap Class, 15 years & over 6.0 p.m Ballroom, Modern and Qld-time — Beginners 7.30 p.m Advanced 8.15 p.m. Miss Oliver is in attendance at the PruidS' Hall from 2.455p.m. THE LEVIN DYEING AND DRY CLEANING CO. Offer You — A COMPLETE GARMENT RECON DITIONING SERVICE _• D Y E I. N G DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAI'RING Send Your Clothes To The Spotless Dry Cleaners Where Satisfaction Is Assured TWO SHOPS— 457 oxford Street North, 254 Oxford Street South, 'Phone 221S. "-7 ' '