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STOCK SALES. CARTERTON SALE. FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1941, At 11.30 a.m. sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., will offer as above: — Sheep25 fat ewes 20 ewes, r.w. S.D. ram 30 fat ewes 25 forward ewes 20 fat ewes 50 fat and forward ewes A/c. J. Johnson65 5-year ewes, r.w. S.D., 10/3/41 Cattle—--8 fat and forward cows 6 fat cows 2 cows and calves 7 store cows 5 fat cows 6 forward cows Pigs—--6 weaners 8 store pigs 10 porkers 8 slips 5 porkers 11 slips 6 store pigs MASTERTON SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1941, At 11 a.m. sharp. Sheep—--80 b.f. hoggets 30 fat ewes 80 wether hoggets 50 fat and forward ewes APPLICATIONS FOR SUBSIDISED STALLIONS (Under Remounts Encouragement Act.) QTALLION OWNERS in the Waira- ° rapa are hereby notified that applications for the next Subsidised Stallion Service Season, which commences on September 1, 1941, require to be made, in duplicate, on the forms provided for the purpose, to the MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE, WELLINGTON, not later than May 31, 1941. Application Forms may be obtained z from any member of the Remount Committee for the district, or from the ( Department of Agriculture, or the N.Z. < Racing Conference, Wellington, or I N. H. JAMES, i P.O. Box 145, MASTERTON. fj 1 1 J. WILSON & CO., ’ REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION 1 AGENTS, i CARTERTON. ( QQO ACRES, Lease, 8 miles from Mas- ’ 006 terton; part good flat, good house, e. 1., hot and cold water, outbuildings; ( also 4-roomed cottage, e. 1., hot and cold t water, let for £3O per annum. Going < concern includes 25 cows, 4 2-year heifesr, 12 yearling heifers, 700 breeding 1 ewes, 50 lambs, 20 rams, implements, 1 milking plant, 70-gallon separator (all ■ electric), water pump, Fordson tractor, z s.f. plough, harrows, 2-stand Cooper j shearing plant, wool press, etc. Price, ( £l7OO. An extension of the present j lease will be arranged with purchasing ( clause if required. f i FARMERS! 1 t WE buy Pinus Insignus, Rimu, White 1 Pine and other Timber Trees. Our t representative will inspect and quote, I without obligation. Write now to 1 THE C. & A. ODLIN TIMBER AND < HARDWARE CO., LTD., 1 P.O. Box 19, PETONE. 1

EVERY WAGON WANTED For Railways' Constant Service J)ISTRJBUTION of food and produce, fuel and everything else so necessary to our existence is very largely dependent upon the unhindered and constant movement of all the rolling-stock of the Railways. Every loaded wagon standing idle means inconvenience or delay somewhere. Consignments lying unclaimed in goods sheds are another serious cause of transport congestion. Upon every user of the rail rests the responsibility of hastening the release of wagons and of promptly removing consignments from goods sheds. Collect Consignments Quickly Sis your Watch on Active Service? MODERN EFFICIENCY I have just installed the LATEST in Watch Cleaning Machines. have YOUR WORK j UNDERTAKEN BY ME. I illlih'-Offl CAREFUL & CONSCIENTIOUS mMm, SEEVICK mWIIWm C. A. Greenwosd, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. CENTRAL ARCADE 'PHONE 2076 A TUNED ENGINE ' GIVES A BETTER petrol consumption /&**' These days, when efficient running F$ w/ means so much, bring your car in ■ to Wagg’s for a genera] run-over. I j -1 Only trained men employed f||r T. WAGG & Co., Ltd. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON TELEPHONES: Day, 1022; Night, 2224.