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Taranaki Daily News, 25 September 1940, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING, LTD. TO-DAY — AT 12.30 P.M. — TO-DAY! MR. N. BERRIDGE'S SALE. 100 "Dairy Heifers and Cows, all in splendid condition. Cattle delivered free to Okato, Waiwakaiho, and on trucks Moturoa. WAIWAKAIHO SALE. THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, AT 12.30 P.M. 10 Fat Cows. 30 Store and Forward Cows. 12 Empty Heifers and S.E. Cows. 12 Yeai'ling Heifers. 1 Yearling Pedigree Jersey Bull. 12 Dairy Heifers and Cows. 17 F.M. in, Lamb Ewes. STONY RIVER HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, at 1 p.m. HORSES of all classes, including:— 10 3 to 5-year Farm Horses broken to all work. 3 2-year Unbrokens. 3 Good Hacks. 1 Child's Pony. WAIWAKAIHO ANNUAL BULL FAIR. TUESDAY, OCTCBER 1, 1940. COMMENCING AT 9.30 A.M. SHARP. At WAIWAKAIHO SALES PAVILION, NEW PLYMOUTH. 1/1 0 PEDIGREE Jersey Bulls includi'.g;— 15 From Dams with semi-official records between 500 and 8001b fat. 13 From Dams with semi-official records between 350 and 4501b fat. 64 From Dams with GJ3.T. or O.H.T. records between 350 and 6001b fat, This offering is representative of North Taranaki's best known studs. It abounds in QUALITY, CONSTITUTION, BUTTERFAT. Luncheon at Sale. Write for Catalogues to the Auctioneers— NEWTON KING LTD., New Plymouth and Branches. SALE OF YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. INGLEWOOD SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940. At 12 Noon. 600 GOOD Quality Yearling Jersey , and Jersey Cross Heifers, Many of the lots included in this offering have had several months turnips and are in good heart. Buyers in search of yearlings are strongly recommended to this fixture. THOS H BATES. F.N.Z.I.A. REGISTERED ARCHITECx' AND STRUCTURAL ENG1NEER. Empire Bldgs., King St., NP. And also at Stratford. QASE rjpRACTORS. WE have pleasure in advising that we have been appointed agents for the sale of "Case" Tractors in this district, and we will gladly supply all information and literature to anyone •interested. These tractors have an enviable reputation all over the Dominion and we can refer prospective buyers to satisfied users in this district W W 'jTIOMSON & gON ST. AUBYN ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. Agents Booth Macdonald and Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 163. Phone 654. rpHOS. J^ORTHWICK St gONS (A'ASIA), LTD. (Incorporated in England). WAITARA FREEZfNG WORKS. PIGS! PIGS! PIGS1 PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! Buyers of Porkers, Baconers and Choppers. P"OR coliecting 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; War-°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; J. Wanklyn, Hawera; E. Lines, Rowan; E. F. Sandford, Auroa; P. J. Northcott, Opunake; R. Bates, Waverley; A. P. Barnitt, Aria; J. Low, Pio Pio; J. Allison, Waimiha; N. E. Marg^n, Matiere; W. Ilayes, Taumarunui; Miss T. Anderson, Raetihi. C Y R 1 L ]y| o s s CASH STOREKEEPER, PUNGAREHU Baby Shawls, Wool and A-t Silk Knitted, 18/6. Baby Winceyette Nightdresses, 3/9; Petticoats 2/9 cach. Infants' Wool Jackets, fancy trimmings, 7/9 and 8/6 each. Infants' Silk Moracain Frocks, 4/11, each Wool Bonnets from 2/6 each. Hand-made Jackets 5/6, Frocks 8/6 each. Bibs 1/3 to 2/3; Feeders 1/6 to 2/9. Infants' Soft Shoes from 2/7 pair. Childs' Leather Sandals from 8/9 to 11/9 pair. Ladies' Coloured Sandals, 13/9 and 15/6 pair. Ladies' Hair Nets, black or brown, 6d each. Coloured Bedspreads, 7/2. 8/6 and 9/11. Dress Shields. 1/- pair. Women's Bright Gum Boots, sizes 4, 5 anc| 6. 12/11 pair