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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3475, 1 May 1920, Page 8

Raettlu Sale, L FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920. 11‘-REEMAN R. JACKSON will sell as ‘ above.500 mixed lam:bs 200 mixed lambs ‘ 70 lambs 400 2, 4 and 6—tooth ewes in lamb to Romney and Lincoln ’ rams 1 200 full-mouth ewes in lamb * 200 empty ewes W 40 fat ewes 40 2},-yr steers ' 20, 18-mth steers - 20 rising 3—yr dairy heifers in -calf ‘ 8 cows in‘ calf A 4 2-year steers 2 bullocksi , _ 11 empty cows ' 1 Hereford bull in - _ _ QWNERS OF " Town 8: Country Properties. “WE HAVE BUYERS WAITENG FOR ALL CLASSES OF PROPOSITIONS, INCLUDING. HOUSES, FARMS. BUSINESSES, ETC. Supply us with »particulars of your properties, and let us do business for you. Thus adding your name to our ever growing list of satisfied clients. COMMUNICATE OR CALL EARLY. V PHONE 52. AND WE WILL DO THE REST. E 1 Ward & 60., THE [WE LAND SALESMEN TUI STREET, TAIHAPE.

'MANAWATU & WEST COAST _ AGR|CULTURAL‘i&‘ PASTORAL - I A_ssoclA‘_'_noN.__ _ [AFFILIATED W'ITH THE_ ROYAL ‘HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. : A EM: National Daary I‘ _ N . ééhow AND FIFTH: 'PUREBRED CATTLE EXHIBITION AND SALE. ALSO MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIA~ TION’S EXHIBITION. _ PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW K - GROUNDS 22!‘-", 231‘(1, 24th and 25th JUNE, 1920. BUTTER AND CHEESE CHAM- »_ » : PIONSHIPS. Wonderful Display of the Industries and Prbducts of New Zealand. ' . Wangamfi-Te Aute Football Match and other ring events. ‘ GENERAL ENTRIES CLOSE ON JUNE. 7th. _ SCHEDULE ON APPLICATION. W. T, PENNY, Secretary. 80x.85, Palmerston North. Tu: Street Meat Company. SUCCESSOR TO (THE o‘, FARMERS’ NI. &P. CO. \ LTD.

‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CASH « BUTCHERS. l TUI STREET. l (Next King-’s 'l‘heatl'e.j) Small goods of every description made on the premises. A personal inspection. or a trial order, will convince as to quality and value offered to the public by the new management of this old,'established firm. PHONE SHOP 62. P.O. BOX 134. PHONE RES. 25].. Manager: H. A_ D. DURAND. A Wziggu fnrnil'ux'c wanehouscmun Baas discovered a. s/vnly to “get rich quick,” and is the lucky possessor of £SOO in crisp bank notes. Mr Robert G. Nesbiti purchased a small picture. for n. fb'x'v shilliings some years“ ago, and left it hzul'gin'g in the hall of his residence ever since, until few days ago, when in handling thepicture it was found to have become loose in its frame. Mrs Nesbit thereupon con-3 signed it to the lumber room for re-i pairing. Mrs Nesbit‘t’s young»; son took; the pictni-c out of the frame, on the‘ night of April 9, and, to the amazement and delight of the fainily, flvei bank notes, each of £IOO, were found in the packing between the pictuire and the back.