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Wairarapa Times-Age, 30 July 1938, Page 10

STOCK SALES. PAHIATUA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1938. At 11.30 a.m. Sheep—--100 w.f.w. lambs (good) Cattle— , . 24 2-year springing Jersey heifers from dams average 320 b.f. ... 4 young cows, August calvers Account B. Vitsky, Pongaroa: 22 dairy cows, August-September calvers tij ; .-cj'n 6 weaner calves ’’ 1 grade Jersey bull - Account Mrs Roy, who is giving up dairying: 8 springing- ; ppws ?jf -,y Pigs— , :■ 14 store pigs (good) MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST'3, 1938, At 11 a.m. sharp. Sheep— , 90 ms. hoggets 20 b.f. hoggets 200 woolly wether hoggets 20 fat ewes 15 fat b.f.’s 17 store ewes A/c. H. R. W. Beetham, Kourarau: 100 m.a. ewes, r.w. S.D. rams EKETAHUNA SALE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938.' At 11.30 a.m. Cattle—--8 2-year springing Jersey heifers UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE To be held in MR H. C. PLAYLE’S YARDS " At : K AHUT AR A, ’ FEATHERSTON. . On THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1938, At 11.30 a.m. sharp. W-RIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr Gordon Colman (who is giving up dairying) to offer as above: — en JERSEY - AYRSHIRE CROSS ' COWS, due August and September, and in calf to purebred Ayrshire Bulls bred by Mr J. Donald. 8 breeding sows to farrow 1 p.b. boar AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE—We have inspected the above herd and can recommend --the cows with every confidence. Mr Colman has always made a practice of using Purebred Bulls, and this sale offers an excellent opportunity for dairymen to fill their requirements. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1938. , ! At 11 a.m. sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., will offer as above: — Sheep20 store' ewes 25 wether hoggets Cattle—--6 fat cows 5 springing heifers 6 forward cows 2 yearling Jersey heifers 10 Jersey cross cows, due August 6 heifer calves A/c. Mrs D. A. McMaster, Pirinoa: 40 Jersey and Jersey cross cows, due August Pigs—--10 slips 6 porkers 8 porkers 2 sows « . 10 store pigs ; Sundries — r 10 10ft. heart rimu gates 1 pig crate, complete 1 spring cart

“ I LIST OF CLEARING SALES. 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. Non- ' poisonous; no risk;, the-more given the better results. Largely used and fav- . oured in the Manawitu district. END CORNS FOREVER! END CORNS TODAY! CJET complete relief from Corns, Callouses, Bunions, with Dr. Scholl’s Zino Pads. Pain disappears instantly and soon corn lifts- right out. Zino ( Pads protect sore heels-and blistered ‘ toes and absolutely prevent shoe pres- 1 sure and friction.' 1/6 large packet 1 from Campbell’s Pharmacy. 5 { i 1 t

——Malmo’s Motoring Service Bulletin No. 7.—Lubrication According to Manufacturer’s Recommendation. Ji] VERY friction point of your car is covered by a specific recom- . mendation 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 the modern MARFAK equipment to give the Super-Lube Service required w to keep every friction-point perfectly lubricated. MARFAK lasts and lubri- ft cates three times as long. _ G. MALMO,