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Taranaki Daily News, 27 September 1940, Page 10

SALES BY AUCTION. NEWTON KING. LTD. KAPONGA SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, at 1 p.m. 40 Store and Forward Cows. 10 Fat Cows. 30 Fat Wethers. 5 Sows (close to farrow). 6 10ft. Gates. 30 Dairy Cows and Heifers (calved and close to profitl. SALE OF YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS. INGLEWOOD SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1940.. At 12 Noon. 600 GOOD Quaiity 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 strorigly recommended to this fixture. LAND FOR SALE. CHARM1NG HOMK rpHIS very attractive home, modelled on the lines of an old English cottage, stands in an acre section. There is a clump of native bush, also flowering and other shrubs. The house is exceptionally well built and has tiled roof. There are two bedrooms, glassed-in porch, sitting room (beamed ceilings), breakfast room, kitchen, bathroom, etc., electric range and hot water. Large garage. For ouick sale price £1350. Now vacant. L. A. NOLAN & CO., LTD. THIS IS THE CHEAPEST LEPPERTON F.ARM QUOTED THIS SEASON. ACRES Freehold, going concern. Carry 40 superior Jerseys, 3 Yearlings, 2 horses. Modern five-roomed bungalow, conveniences. Cowshed concrete floor, ? cow plant. Ample shelter excellent pasture. Price £46 per acre, easy terms. Apply Sole Agents. F. H. BARNITT & C°" LAND SALESMAN, NEW PLYMOUTH. PHONES: Office 1933; Private 469. DO YQU WANT TO SELL? yUE still have prospective purchasers of farms and house properties. Let us have particulars and we will do the rest. If you wish to sell your farm next year let us have full details now and an inspection can be made and your property placed in our Saies Register. ^EWTON J£ING J^IMITED, THROUGHOUT TARANAKI EGMONT LOAN, DEPOS1T AND INVESTMENT LTD. HJONEY J^ENI 1 ON FARM STOCK AND APPROVED SECUR1T1ES. A. J. TUNBRiDGE, Secretary, 9 Gill Street, New Plymouth.

QYRIL MOSS CASH STOREKEEPER, PUNGAREHU. Baby Shawls, Wool and A-ff 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/D, 8/6 and 9/11. Dress Shields, 1/- pair. Women's Bright Gum Boots, sizes 4, 5 and 6, 12/11 pair.

FIGS! - PIGS ! - PIGS ! PIGS ! - PIGS! - PIGS 1 T ^ Y ALKER & gONS J^TD. HAWERA. Get our Prices from the following:— C. M. BA1LEY, Telephone 2138, Hawera. H. H. MARCHANT, Telephone 199, Eltham. WORKS, Telephone 2333. Hawera MEAT MEAL 1 The famous MOUNTAIN BRAND at £8/15/- per ton nett Hawera wili put the finish on your pigs. |JASE rpRACTORS. WE have pleasure in advising that we have been appointed agents for the sale of "Case" Fractors in this district, and we will gladly supply all information and literature' to anyone interested. These tractors have an enviable reputation all over the Domiijion and we can refer prospective buyers to satisfied userg in ihis district W 'j^HO^SON & S^ON ST. AUBYN ST„. NEW PLYMOUTH. Agents Booih Macdonald and Co Ltd, P.O Box 163. Phone 654 I'rinted and Puhlished for the Taranaki Daily News Company. Limited, by Donald Frederick Clifford Saxton, of Victoria Road, New Plymouth, Manafcing Editor. at the registered office of the Company. Powdprham Street. New Plymouth FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940.