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Southland Times, Issue 21093, 27 May 1930, Page 12

J. G. WARD & CO, LTD. CLEARING SALE AT FOREST HILL. ON ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930, At Noon. JG. WARD & CO., LTD., instructed by • MRS A. BELL (who is giving up farming) will offer for sale on the farm, the whole of her Live and Dead Stock consisting of: — ' 22—DAIRY COWS; September-October cal vers. 2—Two-year-old HEIFERS. I—FAT HEISER. 4—STEERS; 7 CALVES. I—AYRSHIRE BULL. 302—F. and F.M. EWES. 7—RAMS. 4—DRAUGHT HORSES. I—Spring-cart MARE. Drill, Ridger, Roller, Binder, D.F. Plow, S.F. Plow, Disc Plow, Set Discs, Cultivator, Tine Harrows, Chain Harrows, Dray, Mower, Milk Cart, Swing Plow, Grubber, Gig, Seed , Separator, Harness, Blocks and Chains, Horse Covers, Milk Cans, Tools, 2 Stacks Oaten Sheaf, Stack Hay, Stack Straw, Quantity Furniture, and Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. , Mwlo6l DALGETY &'CO., LTD. TOP DRESSING MANURES - GAFSA. NORTH AFRICAN PHOSPHATES. (THE BEST SOLUBILITY TEST). £4 15/- ex ship’s sling, Bluff. POTASH SALTS (30 Per Cent.) £7 ex ship’s slings, Bluff. BASIC SLAG. £5 5/- ex ship’s slings, Bluff. ALL ABOARD “HORORATA,” DUE . BLUFF, END OF MAY. DALGETY & CO. L TD BRAY BROS., LTD. FRUITS AND . . VEGETABLES IN SEASON AUCTIONED DAILY. TRADE AUCTION SALE: 10 a.m. FRUIT NOW AVAILABLE: Apples, Pears, Peaches and occasionally an odd line of Plums. TOMATOES WILL SOON BE FINISHED FOR THE SEASON. VEGETABLES ONIONS ARE NOW VERY REASONABLE IN PRICE. Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Cucumbers, Carrots, Parsnips, Green Peas, Beans, Pumpkins, Marrows arriving regularly. We also have Melons available. BRAY BROS., LTD. AUCTIONEERS. SPEY STREET. SAWMILLING I TS AN ART —and more care and attention is required than most businesses get. OUR MILL is managed on best lines, and we can supply at short notice almost any specification in RED PINE. WHITE PINE. BLACK PINE OR TOTARA. FARMERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. GOOD STOCK OF SECOND-CLASS available at from 11/- to 13/- on Trucks BIRCH & CO. SAWMILLERS - - - - TUATAPERE. OFFICE - - - BOX 1, GORE. INVERCARGILL-OTARA RURAL DELIVERY. TO FACILITATE THE DELIVERY OF MAIL MATTER, the Postal Department have divided this route into EIGHT SECTIONS and have notified the Boxholders accordingly. The Sections have been allotted as follows: — SECTION 1: Commences first box Oteramika Road and includes Rimu, Longbush and terminates at Woodlands. SECTION 2: Commences first box past Woodlands and includes Dacre, terminating at Morton Mains. SECTION 3: Commences first box past Morton Mains, includes Waituna and Oteramika, terminates junction of Church Road and Gorge Road. SECTION 4: Commences third box on the Gorge Road, terminates Seaward Downs. SECTION 5: Commences Mataura Island and includes Titiroa and Pine- Bush, terminating at Mr T. Goldeq’s box, Fortrose. SECTION 6: Commences at Fortrose and includes the Otara loop and TokanuiFortrose main road, terminating at Fortrose. SECTION 7: Commences at junction of new and old main highways (Titiroa Lock), including Ashers, Kapuka, Mokotua, to Mr J. Beck’s box. SECTION 8: Commences at Messrs Fisher’s and Pettigrew’s box, and includes Timpany’s and 7 Waimatua. Business houses and the public generally are requested to adopt the use of SECTIONAL NUMBERING in lieu of locality to ensure quick and- satisfactory delivery of mail matter. Correspondence should be addressed: MR A. B„ Section , A 0713 Invercargill-Otara R.D. MOTHERS! Give the Kiddies a warm BAG these winter nights. We have just landed fresh stocks, and prices are reduced this season. —PARA RUBBER CO., LTD., Dee Street, new premises, opp, Reid <t Gray.