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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 4578, 22 June 1923, Page 3

Amusements, Meetings, Etc. METHODIST CHURCH, PAEROA. SUNDAY, JUNE 24. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11 am. and 7 p.m. Preacher: Rev. A. Ashcroft, of Thames, chairman of Sotith Auckland District and President Elect. The choir will sing: In the morning, “ The Gloria ” ; in the evening, “ I am Alpha and Omega” and “Sweet is Thy Mercy, Lord.” CHURCH OF ENGLAND. CHILDREN’S ANNUAL MISSIONARY FAIR, PARISH HALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4. Stock Sales. STOCK SALE. WAIHI SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, at 12 noon. Entries solicited. W. H. PARKER & CO., AUCTIONEERS, WAIHI. ~ WAITAKARURU YARDS, TUESDAY, JULY 3, at 12 noon. Alfred Buckland and Sons, Ltd,, have received instructions from Mr J. B. Judd, who is retiring from dairying, to sell as above— THE WHOLE OF HIS CHOICE DAIRY HERD, comprising—--55 FIRST-CLASS JERSEY AND JERSEY-SHORTHORN CROSS DAIRY COWS, due to calve July, August, and September, to Pedigree Jersey and Shorthorn bulls. The Registered Pedigree Jersey Bull Orange Dale’s Shepherd 10.433, 3 years old. The Registered Pedigree Milking Shorthorn Bull Keperahi Briton, No. 263. 3 Breeding Berkshire Sows . 7 Slips.. Luncheon Provided. The above 3 cows are a particularly select lot, and we have .no hesitation in recommending them. The whole herd, averaged 337.931bs butter-fat this season. A conveyance will leave Pipiroa at 10.30 a.m. on morning of sale. ’ . ALFRED BUCKLAND & SONS, LTD. COMPETITION is the SOUL OF LIFE. Supposing there was no such thing as Competition in trading,, what a miserable life you and I would lead. Have you ever thought over the consequences, if every industry started a pool or ring and endeavour to drain the other fellows’ pocket to the utmost. Think it over and construct the picture for yourself. After you have done so thank God for clean and wholesome competition. We are here to compete against all comers and will prove to you that what we say is right. Rail your cream to us.. For further particulars write WAIKATO VALLEY DAIRY CO. LTD. P.O. Box 18, Frankton Junction. Agents for “DIABOLO” Separators. FREE MARKET FOR BUTTER-FAT. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. S END us your CREAM and receive the highest possible returns and the most efficient service. WE ask for no guarantees. YOU have no liability. Factory will be ready some time in July, when Cream collection by road will be undertaken. In the meantime, owing to many inquiries, we have made arrangements to handle Cream, and will accept same from date bn RAIL any Station on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. OUR minimum payments for May and June Butterfat for first grade Cream will please you. WE PAY RAILAGE from any Station. For further particulars apply ; TE AROHA DAIRY COMPANY, SOMERSTOWN, TE AROHA. Phone 146. THESE PRICES WILL STARTLE YOU. ALTERATION SALE BARGAINS Women’s Fleecy Bloomers, 3/6. Ladies’ Heavy Wool Knitted Dresses, 25/6. Fancy Camisoles from 3/11, real snips. Ladies’ Hats from 1/11. Children’s Knitted Wool Dresses, 7/11. ’ Children’s Knitted Wool Rompers 7/11. Girl’s Navy Garb. Fancy Stitched Dresses, 6/11. Olive Castile Soap, 2/6 doz. cakes. Men’s Navy Drill Trousers, 4/11. Men’s Sport Suits, 45/- to 65/-. Men’s Tweed Suits from 59/6. WELLS’ EMPORIUM POLLEN STREET, THAMES. 2 min. from Shortland station. RUBBER STAMPS Latest Designs at Lowest Prices kt The "Gazette” Office.