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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 270, 16 August 1915, Page 8

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1915. 250 Good Wether Hoggets 170 Mixed Hoggets (lots) 50 Ewe Hoggets 25 2-tcoth Wethers 110 12 to 20mcs. Steers (lots) 30 4-year Bullocks 10 3-year Steers 4 Springing Cows 3 Springing Dairy Heifers 3 UccrKng Bulls 120 Mixed Hoggets (off turnips) 22 3-year Springing Heifers 7 G-cod Springing Ccws 7 21-year Steers 100 Ewes in lamb 20 Prime fat Wethers 13-0 Mixed Yearlings 2 Springing Cows 9 F.ar.fl f. 41 years Bullocks 2 Springing Jersey Cows 9 Store Pigs 61 3 and 4-year Bullocks 20 2’ year Steers 9 G'cd Jersey Heifers at drop SEiSSS na Every sheep yon i - ear takes a considerable quantity of Lone phosphate.from the soil. If yon are to keep np the quality of the crops and stock yon must restore ibis vitality io the land by applying .E. Co. Manures. Thor contain the plant foods ur-■cssary f>r product ion of l.tjgtr crops—and these, in their turn, give Fatter Sheep. W.M.K. Co.-p Nos. 1A and 3a M ixtii res sire principal! y Pho>j.hi'.tic Manures containing :l pro portion of Nitrogen to sustain the growth. They are specially suitable for Turnips and llape. Prices Net Cash on trucks at Kgabauranga In I'cwt. Sacks : Per Ten Ho. 1A Mixture - Ho. 3A ” Imported Superphosphate Particulars of analysis posted on request. £5176 £5,17 6 - £5/10/ SEND TOUR STOCK to W llinpton Meat Export. Co.. Ltd., tor shipment. Fat Sheep. Dinahs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from E | Wellington Meal Export 13-20 HUNTER STREET WELLINGTON fr?syrrnrr--:?r.T'‘

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An intelligent little. fox terrier ha; j,cea presssed into newspaper work at Mount Pleasaont, on the hills above Sumner. The daughter of one of the residents takes the dog to the foot of the hill, near the tramline, every morning when she goes to school-. She collects the newspapers of six subscribers 2nd places them in a bag, specially designed, which is tied round the dog s meek. He has been so well trained that lie races back up the hill with his load, and delivers the newspapers at his master's house, from where other re.-’-dents obtain them. “Save the Camels/’ and win a Cash. Prize,, Your grocer •wljl „t£&. you to enter th e .* *I) aset • CotS 5 5 "ea C-yn • - f*T '**- '**'