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Taihape Daily Times, 2 November 1918, Page 8

Taihape Sale | EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th, 1918 : 00 hoggets 60 4th wethers in wool (good) SOO mixed hoggets (all one earmark) L 26 ewes and lambs 40 P.A. and Hereford 15-month steers ■ 200 good hoggets 200 ewe hoggets good) 250 mixed hoggets TAIHAPE SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 11th NOVEMBER. At 1 o'clock sharp. Dalgety and Co. Ltd. will sell as above: — ($ 0 Head Mixed Cattle On account of the following vendors—' J. Gilchrist, Oruamatua Station, D. McKay, M. O'Dea, R. Old, J. Doole, A 'Abbiss, J. Pine, A. Floyd, H. Donovan "M. Galvin, A. P. Fox, Rangi Akapita, H D. Bennett, M. Corrigan, Mrs. M. J. O'Connor, T. McGuinn, Te Mamie Pine J. Kennedy, J. Sinnett, Gilbert Bros., C. F. Marsh, C. H. G. Carpenter, A. Mognan, T. Kelly, J. Bartosh, W. S. Hart— * 40 Hereford S.H. yearling steers 35 Hereford S.H. yearling steers 40 Syr steers 50 21 to 3yr steers . 30 21yr steers 25 2Jyr steers 40 2|yr steers 25 Hereford steers (yearlings) 15 2Jyr steers 40 Syr steers 20 2y'r Hereford steers 35 Syr steers 20 2yr steers . 40 4 and oyr bullocks 15 Syr steers 10 2yr steers 35 3yr steers 60. yearling S.H. steers 60 yearlfjis S.H. heifers 50 cows and heifers 100 3 and 4yr bullocks 30 2yr steers ~ 40v3yr bullocks '■ • • •'■■- ' '■■'•■■ 25 "yearling S.H steers i *■ v ' 120 head mixed cattle i ■■■:■■ 3 3yr-old P.B. Polled ..Angus bulls

2 4yr-old P.B. Angus > bulls (good) A PER THAT RIHMM. -. .:. (Late L. A. , Needham) WILL GIVE YOU <AN ESTIMATE FOE YOUR PAINTING AND PAPEEHANGING. ART WALLPAPFBS, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Wall-papers Putty Oils Turpentine King Phone 116. Address Box 60. DON'T FORGET IT'S GOOD ALL'S CiQR SALE, Cheap, Ford Car; electric light, good order only travelled 600 miles; may be seen any time; must be sold. Apply S. Peyton, Taifaapo Planet Juniors make gardening easy. These are obtainable as also is all kinds of farming implements from F. WARD and Coy., Agent, for Oliver Implements. „ ANTED KNOWN—Ladles' Court v Shoes in Glace Kid and Patent leathers, all sizes from 19/6 to 23/6, at Chapman's Boot Arcade, opp P. 0., Talhape. AFTERNOON AND MORNING TEA. LIBERAL MID-DAY LUNCHEON. Mrs. Drew, successor to Miss Bear, notifies the Public generally that no pains will be spared on her part to maintain the high degree of popularity the Hautapu Tea Rooms attained to while under Miss Bear's management. MRS. DREW, Proprietress. Opposite H. D. Bennett's Ltd. Station Street. pOR Boots, Shoes, and all kinds oi dainty footwear for ladies, tor dressy-looking wear for gents or laaies, G. E. Little is not equalled. G. E. Little, the Shoe Merchant. Children like WADE'S WORM FIGS —sure and certain. Price 1/6 6