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Taranaki Daily News, 23 June 1921, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. f- - FRIDAY, At 1 o’clock. L. A. NOLAN AND CO. yyiLL sell at the Mart —1 Poultry of all kinds, Hodge and Shelter Plants, Vegetables, 25- . gallon Copper, Shacklock Ranges, 20 sacks Cape Barley, 20 sacks Pigmeal, 20 sacks Ca?limeal, 1 ton No. 8 plain large quantity -.Household Furniture and sundries; 20 Pairs Men’s Trousers. We have a good demand for poultry. Entries would be esteemed. SHOWS. NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING WINTER FEATURE, TWELFTH DOMINION DAIRY AND GREAT WINTER SHOW HAWERA, JULY 5,6, 7, 8 and 9, 1921. STILL INCREASING IN POPULARITY. ALL PROGRESSIVE FIRMS ARE EXHIBITORS. Special Feature will be the Exhibits of Farm Roots by the Boys’ and Girls’ Clul j. The Schedules have been completely revised and include classes for— DAIRY. SCHOOLS. FARM AND GARDEN. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ CLUBS. HONEY FANCY WORK HOME INDUSTRIES. POULTRY. CATS. PHOTOGRAPHY, etc., etc. See our Special School Schedule. More comprehensive, including 134 Classes. Poultry Section includes North Island Championship. Utility Classes. —Utility Rhode Island Reds, male; Utility White Wyandottes, female; Utility Brown Leghorn, male. American White Leghorn, male; Old English Game, female; Hamburg Golden, female, c.o. N.Z. Leghorn Club Shield and Specials will be? competed for. ENTRIES CLOSE— School Sections, THURSDAY, June 16. Other Classes, SATURDAY, June 18. If you have not received a Schedule, write at once to L. 0. HOOKER, Secretary. Box 79, Hawera.

EXCHANGE FOR SMALL DAIRY FARM. gOA Freehold, situated in* a good district; owner milked 45 cows last season on front portion, and grazed sheep and cattle on the balance Good fattening country. Seton-roomed house, outbuildings, etc. Price £3O per acre. Equity £5OOO. Owner will exchange for small dairy farm. FOR SALE. f . ACRES, Freehold, situated in good district. Nine-roomed house, hot and cold water, numerous sheds, all in t first-class order; 93001bs of butter fat taken off the farm this season. We cannot recommend this farm too highly, and intending purchasers*should inspect. For further particulars apply to— NEWTON KING, L TD - STRATFORD AND INGLEWOOD. LOOK AT THIS! TpGGS more plentiful by using Pratt’s Poult . Food, paekt > 2/6; Lice Killer, packets 2/3; also Celluloid Leg Bands, 2/- dozen; Oyster Shell Grit, 14Ibs 2/6 NEW SEASON’S VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS; best strains for early planting in 3d, 6d and Is packets. H. G. STAUB, SEEDSMAN, NUFSEXYMAN, &c. 16 REGENT STREET, HAWERA. BUTTER, CHEESE AND CASEIN MANUFACTURERS. We are now making arrangements for purchase of cream for coming season. J l . W. COURT, Representative. Box 56, Stratford. LPAow _ DIE • ELECTRO-PLATER, TJAS removed to 197 ST. AUBYN STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Recognised as one of •-* N.Z.'s leading Hotels. ATOI)ERN in every respect: Electric light, h. and c. water in bedrooms, t.n bathrooms, fire-proof. Unique situation overlooking river and town. Few minutes from P.O. and railway. Sun and sea breeze all day. Garage for visi-j-.orA’ nara. Unsurpassed cuisine.