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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 290, 3 September 1915, Page 8

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,191 S, 2 P.M. SHARP. D. J. McLENNAN will Sell the balance of McLaugaan's stock. Also furniture, consisting oi" W.W. Mattress dble Box Mattress. Dresser. Chairs, Bedstead, Waaittand; also 4 Camelled Baths, rilgibtly daiuagid, £0 ,-„„^ r . <.,.,!-;. ■n ,-.0-t 9 Cookers, and a lot of ireful sundrlts. PIANO—NO RESERVE. CLEABING SALE. AT WAINUI JUNCTION. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S, at 1 p.m. . Messrs. Abraham and Williams have been.instructed l.y the Public Trustee to sell by Public Auction, in the estate of the late Frederick Scherf, on Wednesday, September Bth, at Wainui Junction, about three miles from Ta>hape, the whole of the Stock, Farm Implements, etc., absolutely without reserve, comprising:—3oo mixed hoggets. ■i draught geldings (all work), 1 3-yr.-old, 1 2-yr.-old, 1 gelding, 1 yearling, 1 aged mare, Massey-Harris reaper, Massey-Harris drill, held roller, new spring dray, disc harrows, 1 d.f. plough. 1 tip dray. 4-3eaf harrows, 250 sacks., fencing posts and strainers, 5 tons potatoes, 500 bricks, a lot of faim utensils, sundries, etc.

Spare the Manure Every sheep yon rear takes a considerable quantity of bono phosphate from !he soil. If vou are to keep up the quality of the crops and stock, vou triuM restore this vitality to the land by applying They contain the plantfooda C'.-essary for proitucliou o£.. oTggef crop*—and these, in their turn, give Fatter Sheep. W.M.E. Co.-s Nos. 1A and 3.\ Mixtures are principally Phosphalie Manures containing a proportion of Nitrogen to sustain the growth. They are specially suitable for Turnips and Rape. Prices Net Cash on trucks at Ngahaoranga:— In iicwt. Saeke: Per Ton No. I.4Mixture - - £5,17.6 No. 3A " - - £5/17/6 Imported Superphosphate - - £5/10/Parlicilars of analysis posted oh request. ' SEND YOUR STOCK to Wellington Meat Export, Co.. Ltd.. for shipment. Fat Sheep. Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from Export Co., Ltd. 13-20 HUNTER STREET ' WELLINGTON c*.-?»«w- ,^_

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