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STOCK SALES. 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: — KA 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 i exceptionally nice herd, calving early. Mr Hewitt has always made a practice of culling ■ heavily, and as these cows have been milked 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. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE 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. For Sale for Removal — 1 portable engine and boiler. Full particulars in last Saturday’s “Wairarapa Times-Age.” CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1938. At 11.30 a.m. sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., will offer as above:— Sheep—--20 wether hoggets 50 ewes, r.w. S.D. rams Cattle — 5 fat cows 3 springing Jersey heifers 7 forward cows 2 yearling Jersey heifers 3 springing Jersey cows 6 store cows 1 Jersey cross cow, due August 18 A/c. J. J. Cadwallader, who has leased his property: 15 dairy cows, August and September calvers 4 springing heifers Pigs—--7 slips 8 porkers 6 store pigs 2 sows to farrow 5 porkers - - 8 light porkers 4 choppers Sundries—--10 10ft. heart rimu gates 100 bales good rye and clover hay LIST OF CLEARING SALES. JULY 28.—A/c. C. H. G. Hewitt—so Dairy Cows and Heifers and Breeding Sows. AUGUST 5. —A/c. Mrs D.A. McMaster, at the Carterton Saleyards—4o Jersey and Jersey cross Cows. AUGUST 4. —A/c. Gordon Colman, at Kahutara —80 Jersey-Ayrshire cross cows and breeding sows. AUGUST.—A/c. Quentin Donald, Jun., at Carterton Saleyards—so 3-year Jersey and Ayrshire heifers (good). OCTOBER 4.—A/c. Heapy’s, Ltd., at Hupenui, Greytown.—P.B. Yearling and 2-year Jersey Bulls. OCTOBER. — Carterton Saleyards—so Dairy Bulls. For further particulars apply— WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., MASTERTON. FARMERS! TF your, sheep are not doing well, or are scouring, • ring the W.F.C.A. Store for SWENSON’S SCOUR AND INTESTINAL STOCK DRENCH. Nonpoisonous; no risk; the more given the better results. Largely used and favoured in the Manawatu district.

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