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Taranaki Daily News, 19 September 1940, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. SMITH & TRIM, LTD. HAWERA. TO-DAY (THURSDAY). AT 1.30 P.M.— Will sell: Poultry, Potatoes, Table Carrots, 2 Wireless Poles, 70 feet Hose, Lawn Mowers, Window Sashes, "Challenge" V/ater Heater, 25gal. Electric V/ater Heater only 4 months old, 4 Chesterfield Suites, Fireside Suite, and Chairs, large Bookshelf, Oak and Dining Room Suites, 2 Singer Machines, l.r. Single Bedroom Suite, Double Beds, Duchesses, Sideboards, Morris and Easy Chairs, Cane Lounge, Hearth Rugs, Dining and Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Pictures, Books and Sundries. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). L. A. N0LAN & C0., LTD. Will Sell at the Mart as follows:— 10.30 A.M.—' Vegetables, Plants, Shrubs, Cabbage, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Onions, Carrots, Parsnips, 17 Sugar Bags of Jersy Bend Seed Potatoes, Flowers, etc. 11.30 A.M.— Fruit, Apples, all varieties. 1 P.M.— Poultry, Laying and Fat Hens, Pullets, Cockerels, Chickens, Ducks, Broody Hens, etc. 2 P.M— Furniture: Wardrobes, Duchesses, Sideboards, Oak Oval Dropside Table, Settees, Kitchen and Dining Room Chairs, Sewing Machines, Beds and Woves, Bicycles, Portable Gramophone (perfect order), Cane Settee, and Sundries. CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, at 12 Noon. A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS will sell on account of Mr. R. SNEDDON on the farm one mile from Puketutu Railway Station, and 40 miles north of Taumarunui:— 40 Good Quality Jersey and Jersey Cross Cows, including 35 recently in profit and 5 to calve. 11 Yearling Heifers. 11 Good He*?er Calves. 2 Sows with litters, 1 sow to farrow, 1 dry sow. 6 Good Store Pigs. 8 Weaners. 1 Three-month Tamworth Buroc Jersey Boar. 1 Four-year Draught Mare, all chain work. 2| h.p. Anderson Engine. 2-Cow Roto-Vac Plant, 75-gallon Diabolo Separator, Copper, Skim Milk Pump, Buckets, 3 8-gallon, 2 6-gallon Cans, Strainers, Sundries, etc. Farmers requiring to fill up their herds are advised to attend this sale as the cows are young, good quality and good producers. Stock will be loaded free on rail. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. STUD NOTICE. TO STAND THE SEASON at the owner's farm, Pukearuhe— THE THOROU JHBRED STALLION •yALETTE (II) By VALKYR1AN— FRAISETE. Fraisette who was bred in England is by Valais-Praise (by Santry-Strawberry Leaf). The Dozer, the only horse by Valette to have raeed, won just under £1000 last season in his first year cn the flat and over hurdles. Limited "umber of mares. Terms on appl'cation to— V. D. WELLS, Phone 42M, Urenui. GARDEN MANURE! G ARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN LTME! E L GILBERT & C°" BROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. rpHE INGLEWOOD CO-OP. BACON -1 CUR1NG CO. LTD. is collecting all classes of pigs from both Shareholders and non-shareholders through Agents and Carriers as below:— NEW PLYMOUTH: Agent and Carrier, A. Brenmuhl. INGLEWOOD: Agents and Carriers, W. I. Thomason, R. Hurlstone and J. D Corkill. WA1TARA-URENUI: Agent, A. J. Northcote Carriers, L. A. Chatterton, CHenwood and Warren and Treweek STRATFORD: Agent, C. Till. Carriers. Stratford Carrying Co. TE WERA & DISTRICT: Agent and Carrier, E. Bellamy. H1GHEST SCHEDULE PRiCES. Telephone our agents for all particulars >JiHOS. J^ORTHWICK & S°NS (A'ASIA), LTD. (Incorporated in England). WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! Buyers of Porkers, Baconers and Choppers. "POR collecting days, prices, etc., please apply to our Pig Buyers and Agents as under: — W. Austin, Waitara; R. B. Roebuck, Waitara; J. Grech, Waitara; R. Knuckey, Waitara; G. H. Duke, Omata; R. Rattenbury, Mahoenui; Wan-°n and Treweek. Awakino; J. E. Winstanley, Awakino; H. L. Lewis, Ahititi; 1. Julian, Inglewood; S. Kilpatrick, Inglewood: F. Price. Stratford; J. Gibbs, Stratford; E. Howat. Douglas; R. Thurston, Eltham; JWanklyn. Hawera; E. Lines, Rowan: E. F. Sandford, Auroa; P. J. Northcote Opunake; R. Bates. Waverley; A. P. Barnitt. Aria; J. Low. Pio Pio; J. Allison. Waimiha; N. E, Margc.n. Matiere; W. Ila.yes. Taumarunui; Miss T. Anderson, Raetib*