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Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21189, 12 August 1940, Page 12

WRIGHT STEPHENSON AND COMPANY LiIViiTED FRANKTON SALE TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 5 Fat Bullocks 10 P.A. Fat Cows 40 Cows, ex Dairy SHEEP 70 Fat Wethers 30 Fat Ewes PIGS Including 20 Prime Baconers On account of Client—--4 Sows SPECIAL ENTRY STATION CATTLE: 350 HEAD OF CATTLE Including Ex RANGITOTO STATION—--50 3-year P.A. Steers 100 2-year P.A. Steers Ex Taumarunui—--70 Extra Good P.A. Yearling Steers 80 Well-bred P.A. Yearling Hfrs. 35 Hereford and P.A. Heifers, r.w.b. Entries Solicited 251 FRANKTON DAIRY SALE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 60 COWS AND HEIFERS, Including— Ex Taranaki 22 Springing Heifers Ex Manawatu—--12 Springing Heifers WOOL, HIDBS, SKINS. CASH Buyers of Wool, Hides, Sheep and Cair Skins, Tallow, Horsehair, etc. Farmers, bring- your wool and oddments for highest prices. Buying stands: Putaruru, Matamata, Te Awamutu, Mon-ins-ville, Te Kauwhata, sale days.—O. W. ROWE, Ellis ' Street, Frankton Junction. Phone 3078 or 3704 (private; for lorry.

THE FAMOUS FERTILITY HARROW The long tyne, grass renovating cultural side, with manure spreader at rear. Turned over on back, making wonderful tyneless manure spreader, very light, extraordinary efficient. 6ft. 6in. Spread—jgJJ —For Two or Three Horses. 10ft. Spread——For Two or Three Horses. FREE ON RAIL OR BOAT, THAMES. See Our Special Window Display WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & Co., Ltd. VICTORIA STREET :: :: HAMILTON pumice concrete boilers are i sold everywhere by all good stores made only by Firth Concrete Ltd Frankton MAORILAND TIMBER Co., Ltd., KENT ST., FRANKTON Opp. SALEYARDS FARMERS! We will be pleased to quote you for Farm Gates—Pig Troughs—Cow Yard Rails—Posts—Battens—Strainers and all Farm Timber requirements. T. H. MELROSE, Manager 'Phones: Office 3625. Res. 3589. P.O. Box 45, Frankton. STOCK FOR EXPORT The Works of THE AUCKLAND FARMERS’ FREEZING COMPANY, LTD., which are owned by the farmers of the Auckland province, are conducted solely in the interests of the whole farming community, ALL LOYAL FARMERS SHOULD STIPULATE that their stock for export is killed at SOUTHDOWN or HOROTIU. WAIKATO REPRESENTATIVES— F. H. ANDERSON, HAUTAPU. CAMBRIDGE. Telephone 210, Cambridge H. P. DUNCAN, KIHIKIHI RD„ TE AWAMUTU. Telephone 256, Te Awamutu BASIL HILL, AUCKLAND. Telephone 16-932, Auckland N^r /Z