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Wairarapa Times-Age, 25 February 1939, Page 10

STOCK SALES. PAHIATUA SALE. ( TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1939, * At 11.30 a.m. sharp. s Sheep — 1 CO ewe lambs ; 40 f. and f. wethers 50 rape lambs Pigs—--2 p.b. Canadian Berkshire boars ' 3 p.b. Canadian Berkshire sows 10 weaner pigs 15 weaner pigs Ram Fair — 3 1-shear Romney rams 10 1-shear S.D. rams 4 1-shear S.D. rcfms 8 1-shear Romney rarhs 4 1-shear S.D. rams 5 1-shear S.D. rams Cattle— NOTE. —In future pigs will be sold at 11 o’clock sharp. THIRD MASTERTON EWE FAIR AND SALE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1939. At 11 a.m. sharp. 12 000 BREEE) ING. EWES, compris- ’ ing: 3000 2-tooth ewes 750 4 and 6-tooth ewes 5000 4 and 5-year ewes 2000 6-year ewes 1250 s.m. ewes On account of the following vendors: —H. Myers, W. P. O’Brien, M. D. McGregor, H. R. W. Beetham, J. McGregor. T. A. Brown, R. Judd, N. W. Groves, H. G. .Groves, E. Nitz, H. J. Nitz, J. A. Card, Henderson Estate, J. Bannister, Richmond Beetham, W. Carroll, Gil Baird, R. Elliott, G. Elliott, H. Summers, T. Summers. Mrs S. E. M. Holmes, Riversdale, Morland, Brancepeth, Rawhiti, Katatane, Patakawa, Te Parae, Tyneside, J. P. Perry, Sulphur Wells, Kourarau Station, J. M. Laing, A. H. Tinkham, The Admiral, J. B. Moodie, T N. Glover, W. J. Cottle. —Also—--50 b.f. lambs 50 ewe lambs 200 m.s. lambs A/c. M. D. McGregor, Glenstrae: 680 good 2-tooth wethers A/c. R. B. Madden, Carterton: 350 4-tooth wethers DANNEVIRKE EWE FAIR. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1939. At 11 a.m. All Young Ewes to be sold first. 30 000 E WES, all ages, in lots. • MARTINBOROUGH SALE. THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1939. At 1 p.m. sharp. Sheep—--120 5-year ewes 400 6-year ewes 118 m.a. ewes 150 2-tooth ewes 180 2-tooth wethers 200 m.s. lambs 40 b.f. lambs A/c. Stonycreek Station. 250 5 and 6-year ewes 70 m.a. ewes THE RELIANCE CARRIERS OF WAIRARAPA SOCIETY, LTD. LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL CARRIERS. ’Phones: Office, 1109; Private, 2385. CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1939. At 11.30 a.m. sharp. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., will offer as above: — Sheep—--57 s.m. ewes 25 m.a. ewes 30 b.f. lambs Cattle—--7 fat cows 4 cows and calves 6 store cows 2 bulls 5 fat cows 4 empty heifers Pigs—--6 weaners 7 porkers 5 slips 11 store pigs 8 weaners 9 slips 12 weaners 2 p.b. Berkshire boars 1 p.b. Berkshire sow DON’T NEGLECT YOUR EYES! QOOD EYESIGHT means good health. If your eyes get sore and uncomfortable —consult us. We have had years of experience in all branches of optical work and are fully qualified and equipped with the most modern apparatus to ensure the best possible attention. Glasses are prescribed only when necessary. PRESCRIPTIONS DISPENSED. Morrison & Gilberd, Ltd., QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ■ 48 WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. DUTCH IRIS. A VALUABLE race of bulbous Iris, resembling the Spanish and Tingi--lana varieties in form, but the flowers are much larger and the habit of growth is taller. They succeed in any garden soil with a minimum of care, and are perfectly hardy. Plant 3in. deep and 4in. apart. We offer the two best varieties only:—lmperator: Rich deep blue; very- vigorous and strongly recommended. Yellow Queen: The very best pure yellow; a variety that will give satisfaction to all. Strong flowering bulbs, 2/6 per dozen. E. HALE & SON, WAIRARAPA NURSERIES. ’PHONE 1164. Town Depot: J. Buckton, Fruiterer, Daniell’s Buildings. ALL FARMERS. TF you have any Ploughing, Cultivat--1 ing. Mole Draining, Hauling, Dammaking, etc., to be done, my prices for contract or casual work will be right. Only up-to-date machinery used.—F. D. BUTCHER, 134 Short Street, Masterton. Phone 1801.