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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 196, 4 September 1937, Page 20

ASSOOIATED AUCTIONEERS OyyAIPUKURAU YARDS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1937. (1) The sale of sheep will comxaence at 1 p.m., or earlier if sale of cattle is. completed before that hour. (2) Stock will not be received for sale arriving into the yards after 10 a.m. on morring of sale. 600 3/4-yr. Bullocks (P.A., Hereford) 600 1/2-yr. Steers. 100 1/2-yr. Heifers. 150 Weaner Heifers. gTORTFORD J^ODGE Y"AED8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1937, . « The sale will commence at 10 a.m4 with fat cattle. No stock to be yarded before 6 a.m during August. The times for commencing selling will be as follows: — Beef cattle, 10 a.m.; storo sheep, 12 noon; fat" sheep, at 10 minutes after completion of fat cattle or at 12 noon if fat" cattle ara finished before that hour, . 200 Wether Hoggets., • 200 Ewe Hoggets. 27 1/2-yr. Heifers. 12 Fat Bullocks. 107 Fat Cows and Heifers. 35 3/4-yr. Bullocks (P.A.), 100 Weaner Steers. v- • SALES FOR SEPTEMBER, / - Stortford Lodge, ' 8, 15, 22, 29, Waipukurau, 7, 14, 21, . 28. \ MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD. . gTORTFORD J^ODGE" gALE . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 193*4 jyURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., LTD., will offer on account .of G, CAMPBELL, t Kahuranaki, J. C. WEDD, Sherenflen, and Omapere Station, the following: — t ' . (J A P.A. & HEREFORD COWS— UU r.w. P.A. Bulls. - - • gg 3-YR. P.A. STEERS. gJJ2-YR. P.A. STEERS. - Y2Q YEARLING P.A. STEERS.. . 20 YEARLING P.A. HEIFERS, On Account of PATOKA STATION— M.S. ROMNEY HOGGETS, ' . H.B. FARMERS* CO-OP. ASSN., LTD. gPECIAL ... gNTRY_ OF 0ATTLE • V rpHE H.B. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN. A LTD., will offer. &t Waipukurau Yattk on TUESDAY", * September ;7 next, .1000 head- of .well-bred Station Cattie, comprising — • f»AA 3/4-YR. BULLOCKS, princk pally-BlackPolls. ■ , . g0 2-YB. PA rSTBEES. 0OA M.S. P.A. " CROSS ~ AND v HEREFORD' YEARUNGSg principally steers. The above are all clean-bred station cattle, will be definitely on. the iharket and are being offered on account of the following breed^rs :— Oakbourne Station," A. W. Elliott, Mrs. F. A. ? Limpus, Henry Judd, Charles R. Edgecombe, Hugh W. White, Harold Worsnop, - C. J. O 'Reilly, Gerald Wilsdn, Michael Davidson, J. E." Knapp and J, J. Bird. , . ' ' HOTEL ACCOMMODATION, ETC. , GIVE YOUESELF ' ;A S P R I N'G T O N I O ; TAKE A FEW DAYS sOFF. ■ " " And"*visit— * • ' "• IJHE YEEEAGES rpHE YEEEACES - AT TAUPO The Hot Baths, .the Hospitality, the Change will send you back fresh and - Jnvigorated. • J O H N N Y S H EEEAN,' Proprietor.

•JJELENSVILLE ■" JJOT - gPRINGS PARAKAI HOUSE — Tennis Social Hall, Hot Mineral Baths in house; A.A. Hbstel; special.' wint'er tariff £3 10/.weekly, 12/6 daily; "reduction to Autojnobile members. For xeservations wire us. Jg E R "K E L, E Y. JJ.O TE ti ORIENTAL BAY — • WELLINGTON Wellington 's Largest Wooden Private . Hotel. J . Refurnished and re-decorated throughout. New hot water service to bedrooms and batbrooms. Garages and ■ parking accommodation available. Tariff: 15/- per day or £4 10/- per week. Pennanents by arrangement. Proprietor — L. F, KELLY. , THE BEST PLACE TO STAY IN ROTORUA • . IS gEENT'S JJ O T E L QAULFIELD JJOUSE Sydney St. East (opp. Parlt. Buildings) WELLINGTON. Modern Gucst House. Daily tariff 12/6; weekly by arrangement. MRS. E. MAXWELL. Tel. 42-355. Printed and published by William Arthur.Whitlock for "Hawke's Bay Newspapers, Limited," at the Registercd Office of the Company, Queen Street, Hastings. -SATURDAY, SEP-TEMBER '4, 1937,