NZL. &M. AGEN"OrC3, LTD List of tonheommg jSales. Tauranga Stock Saleat Judea Yards Thursday, December 14th. Fortnights Stock Sal? at Te Fuke, Tuesdaj, December 19th Clearing Sale, on account of MiFrost, Lovers' Lane, Te Puke, Thursday, November 30tb Ngongotaha Stocs Sale, Thursday, ! Deoeinber 21. Matata Stock Sale, Saturday, December 16th TAUKANttA feTOCli SALE JUDEA YARDS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14tb. at 1 o'clock. 900 HEAP of CATTLE, -rf^v/ including: — 15 Store Cows 10 2-year Htifers 8 15-inonths Heifers 1 2-year Steer 100 STearlings, mostly Heifer-s 2 2-year Shorthorn Bulls 4 Fat Cows 4 Fat Bullocks 3 Empty Cows 40 Good "Yearling Steers 10 18-monshs Steers 1 Heifer and Calf 1 Fat Cow 1 Bull 4 Store Cows 2 Cow, 2nd calf, in milk j 1 Chestnut Hack 1 Unbroken Half-Draughl Entries Solicited. J BROWN j Auctioneer
rOKTNIOHTLY STOCK HALE AT TE FUKE TUESDAY,^ DiIICEMBER" I9tii; at 12 o'clock 4,f)A HEAD of Cattle ■EV/vJ including: 66 2-i to 3 year Steers ■ 50 2-year-old Steers 100 Head Mixed Oattlo also; On account of Mr J Brown, who has sold his farm:— 23 Choice Dairy Cows, k full milk 15 Good Calves ' i «_—_ Ei tiles Solicited J BROWN, Auctioneer. "Vital Spark," to "keep all cud-chewing etock healthy and vigorous, thus making the maximum profit in the shortest time, cattle should get about 41bs per .cad of V S No 2. to lick, and sheep ibout lib per head per annum. i "l<acts will Predominate." j Local Agents — .' \ Taurauga Fanners' Trading Agency, R King & Co, Te Puke and Paengaroa Public Works Department TAURANGA SHOW AND RAGES. DECEMBER Bth and 9th The following Time-table will be run : am pin pm Paengaroa dep 8.50 12 10 4.35 TePuke arr 9.10 12.30 4-55 , TcPuke dep 9.15 12.45 5.0 Mount arr 10.0 1.30 545 i Mount dep 10.15 — 6 0 Te Pu'/e arr 110 — 6.45 TePuke dep 11.5 4.5 650 Paengaroa arr 11.25 4.25 7.10 ; EXCURSION FARES.. ! Keturn Fare, Paengaroa, 2/6 i ~ ~ Te Puke, 2/Lauuch " Farina " meets all trains J HAJSNAH, Resident Engineer A New Start. THE bird of fable rose out of I its own ashef, but; the recent fire was a grim reality and no fable, aud so sweeping in its destruction that ifc is not possible to recommence business—fora time at least— upon its^ ashe?. Consequently a starb has had to be made elsewhere, aud all familiar faces—and new ones too—will be welcome at my new shop further along THE STRAND, (NextH, Bateman J. Murdoch, Watchmaker and Jeweller. (Repa:rs are still a speciality.)
I .„ § A higher grade of Groceries CT.-g^E? an« ..& reasonable scale of prices are the advantages of dealing a " cr White's. Then, too, extra "ptn money" is provided for you by our ■E'S-"-^ Cash Register Discount lickets. ' " . £•'cr s 5 The first assures you satisfaction, the second safeguards your purse *^ cr or and t-ho third secures you extra items without extra expense. S «• -3 »It will pay to deal at WHITE'S, where Quality counts. |If . E. H. WHITE,. S * I The Strand, Tauranga,
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6804, 6 December 1916, Page 1
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