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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOO & 00. TAP.ATA FRIDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1922. IbO head MIXED CATTLE, ETC. 30 4-year bullocks 50 Ewes with lambs 20 Springing heifers and cows 1 Ped. yea ’ng Jersey bull.

FARMERS 'THIS is the time when you look for trouble in your herd. Have you a good Drench? Try mine. It has given complete satisfaction to hundreds of farmers. Price 1/6 per packet of four doses. Try Fraser’s famous Cheshire Red Bottle. It is highly ' recommended for red-water, milk fever, diarrhoea, etc. We also carry a wide range of other Veterinary Remedies. Syringes, Probangs, Milk Fever Outfits, etc., always in stock. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT! If you want advice, call and see, me. The benefit of my, many years’ experience is at your disposal. WM. FRASER JYT.P.S.. TELEPHONE 165, STRATFORD.

HARD WEARING HARNESS THAT WILL STAND THE TARANAKI WEATHER. PEST Milk Cart Harness, £l5; Gig Harness with breast collar, £l2 ss; Best English Plough Chains. 7/6; Van Hames, 12/6, w’ith strap; best leather lined Plough Collars, £2 17s 6d. These prices for CASH ONLY. We repair and Re-string Tennis Racquets at reasonable rates. COOK & LISTER Currie Street, Phone 572. Brougham Street, Phone 549. NEW PLYMOUTH.

TO DAIRYMEN. RE YOUR CREAM. VVE are prepared to purchase Cream in v any quantities, and will either send our Lorry or arrange to have the Cream forwarded to us. Come in and see what we are anxious to do for you. It will pay you. We want you to enquire of us about YOUR CREAM F. S. BUTLER, DEVON STREET (Near Liardet Street), NEW PLYMOUTH.

at Newport, claim that the wheels will be able to traverse any track in New South Wales. The scheme also provides for the replacing of the present crossing with double-gauge crossings on the main train route—Serviceton to Albury. That would enable New South Wales rolling stock fitted with the double tread wheels to traverse the Victorian permanent way. The only change that would be necessary would be the engines, which would be changed at the break of gauge as at present. Th e inventors consider that if the system, which experts state is perfectly safe and practicable, were installed, the unifying of the gauge could be carried on in sections without interfering in any way wth the passenger or goods traffic. The cost, they clam, would be infinitesimal as compared with the cost of unifying the various gauges.

?''' Sc Shall Ye Reap : AND IF YOU WANT BUMPER ROOT CROPS YOU MUST SOW THE BEST SEEDS i We have just received our new season’s stocks from the following ' well-known growers—COOPEß’S, JOHNSTON’S & GARTON’S—aII seed: 1 are in sealed packets, and have ibeen tested for germination and purity. ► SWEDES. TURNIPS: White flesh CABBAGE. Champion Purple Top Hardy Green Top Large Late Ox Drum- ► Bangholm Purple Top Imperial Green Globe head. ► John Bull Purple Top Devonshire Greystone Savoy Drumhead. Crimson King Purple Lincolnshire Red Globe CARROT. ► Top. Purple Top Mammoth Selected Red Intermed * Elephant Purple Top Red Paragon. iate. ► Monarch Purple Top White Stone Stubble Selected Long Red AlMagnum Bonum Purple MANGOLD & iBEET, tringham. ’ Top. Re-selected Yellow Selected Yellow Inter- » Garton’s Superlative Globe. mediate. Purple Top. Prizewinner Yellow Giant White Belgian * Garton’s Grand Master Globe. Green Top. 4 TURNIPS : Yellow flesh Superb Stock Jersey Matchless White * Aberdeen Purple Top Queen. Sinclair’s Champion. * Aberdeen Green Top Golden Tankard. KALE. 4 Favourite Purple Top Mammoth Long Red Selected Green Buda. * Fosterton Hybrid Green Special. Selected Thousand- * Top. Giant Hart Sugar Feed- headed. * Centenary Green Top ing Beet. 4 Dale’s Hybrid Green True Small Rooted Sug- * Top. ar Beet, improved. <. Waite’s Eclipse Purple ' ‘ Top { REMEMBhit! WE STOCK ONLY ONE QUALITY—THE VERY BEST! Ji ’ GET OUR QUOTATIONS. The FARMERS’ CO-OP. * HAWERA AND BRANCHES