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STOCK SALES. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1938. At 11.30 a.m. Cattle— . 6 fat and forward cows 6 springing dairy cows 6 Jersey cows, Aug.-Sept, calvers 1 2-year spg. Jersey heifers Pigs—--5 porkers Sundries — 2000 feet totara in lots ' UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE To be held on the Farm, MAIN MASTERTON-CARTERTON HIGHWAY, CLAREVILLE, On TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1938. At 1 p.m. sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., ’’ LTD., have received instructions from Mr H. B. Davenport (who is giving up dairying) to offer as above: — JERSEY & JERSEY CROSS COWS, due August and September. * 6 spg. Jersey cross heifers 1 Jersey bull 5 breeding sows (2 with litters and 3 to farrow) 1 Berkshire boar 1 3-cow Wallace plant, 2J h.p. Anderson engifie, skim milk and water pump. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—A good herd of Jersey cross cows. These cows have always been milked on the Taratahi Plains, and they are cattle that should do well wherever they go. Mr Davenport is going in entirely for sheep, arid this is the sole reason for 'the sale. All calving dates given at sale. , \ MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1938, At 11 a.m. sharp. Sheep—- . 17 fat' ewes j 20 fat wethers. . 43 f. and fi b.f.’s - . . ’ 90 m.s. hoggets 100 woolly wether hoggets 1 50 m:a. ewes, riw. S.D. ram 40 fat wethers- and maiden ewes 40-wether hoggets ' 90 2-tooth wethers . / 30 wether hoggets A/c. S. Dalgliesh, Longbush: 300 s.m. ewes ,r.w. S.D. rams, 11/3/38 (good line) . Cattle—--1 Jersey.cow, due August 6 dairy cows, due factory dates 2 fat cows ■■■' 3 yearling Jersey heifers 3 forward cows _' ■ 2 fat Hereford bullocks 1 fat Hereford heifer 1 fat Hereford cow 7 good weaners 1 empty heifer 1 cow, due September A/c. Ivan Cripps, Larigdale: 4 Jersey cows, due August A/c. A. H. McKelvie, Langdale: 10 Jersey and Jersey cross cows, mostly due Ist week August, and all done over 3001bs. b.f. Horses — 1 aged spring cart mare, all work and stinted to draught stallion 1 yearling colt A/c. Estate ,W. H. Buick (deed.), who have purchased a tractor): 7 1 8-year draught mare, “Jean,” all work ' 1 aged draught mare, “Bell,” all work 1 7-year draught gelding, “Paddy,” all work 1 aged draught gelding, “Nigger,” chains 1 aged draught mare, “Rose,” all work . ' , 1 3-year draught filly (handled) 1 2-year draught colt Covers, collars, hames, winkers, cart saddles, swingle-trees, blocks ■’ and chains, etc. A/c. T. Aplin: 1 heavy draught gelding, chains and shafts, roller and drill Dogs—--3 well-bred spaniel pups Sundries — 1 s.f. plough UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. To be held at PONATAHI, CARTERTON, on THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938. At 12 noon. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., ’’ LTD., have received instructions from Mr C. H. G. Hewitt (who is giving up dairying) to offer as above: — 5Q JERSEY CROSS COWS, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, due August and September. 6 3-year Jersey heifers 5 Berkshire sows, to farrow August 1 p.b. Tamworth boar, bred by Massey College 30 cow covers AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—We have inspected these cows, and they are an exceptionally nice herd, calving early. Mr Hewitt has always made a practice of culling heavily, and as- these cows have been rhilked on .sheep country, this sale offers dairymen an excellent opportunity to fill their requirements. (Light Luncheon Provided.) OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO BUILDERS & JOINERY FACTORIES. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF TIMBER AT MASTERTON, ON FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938, At 1 p.m. r rHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE x AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions from Messrs G. Gardner & Sons, Ltd., who are closing down their Masterton Timber Yard, to sell by Public Auction, as above, the whole of the Stock of Timber, comprising:— 80 000 FEET OF TIMBER. Full particulars in last Saturday’s “Wairarapa Times-Age.”

——Malmo’s Motoring Service Bulletin No. 7.—Lubrication According to Manufacturer’s Recommendation. 47 VERY friction point of your car is covered by a specific recommendation from the manufacturer as to the type of lubricant needed. We have written recommendations from every manufacturer as to what to use. And we have —r; the modern MARFAK equipment to cJ-Q/ give the Super-Lube Service required to keep every friction-point perfectly 1 lubricated. MARFAK lasts and lubri- car cates three times as long. - G. MALMO, LTD. s^ t s e «’