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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 252, 21 July 1938, Page 18

You MUST See These DAINTY FABRICS AT SCOULLARS SOMETHING NEW . . . SOMETHING EXCLUSIVE . . . SOMETHING THAT YOU WILL TELL YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT! Such a variety of these original, beautiful hangings to be seen at SCOULLARS on Lambton Quay. ★ Ask to see the "Quaker" Net! It is an entirely new Lace Net in a quaint and original design—a beautiful fabric. ★ And, of course, you must not miss seeing these new "Margate" Cloth hangings in varied colours. They are made a special width —lOO inches wide —and in a special weave to suit all tastes. ★ Scoullars also present something new in Bedspreads—the "Quaker" Spreads. They are extremely dainty, non-crushable, easily laundered and in all colours. Don't wait until "next time" you are in town. Come to Scoullars TO-DAY! You will certainly not be disappointed. FOR CURTAINS AND HANGINGS—SEE SCOUL- REMEMBER— IF IT IS NOT CONVENIENT TO LARS FIRST. STILL THE LEADING HOUSE ! PAY CASH SCOULLARS ARRANGE EASY AND ESTABLISHED 1887. CONFIDENTIAL TERMS. The SCOULLAR CO. Ltd. 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON : Also HASTINGS and BLENHEIM

AUCTIONS. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, JULY 25, at 11.30 a.m. At COCKAYNE STREET, formerly Old Porirua Road, NGAIO (below the Reservoir and above Nairnville Park. Turn off at Presbyterian Church Corner, Khandallah). ILOSSRS. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. A. J. CASEY, who has disposed of his property, to offer as under: — 110 CATTLE, comprising—--75 first-class Dairy Cows in full milk, and calving again from January 3, 1939 5 cows, August calvers 7 cows, September calvers 3 cows, October calvers 15 7 to 16-month-old heifers 3 calves 1 yearling Holstein bull 1 pedigree Red Poll bull (Feilding Agricultural College breed) 1 mare, aged, all work. Chevrolet 1936 Moto'r Truck, good order; M.H. Mower; M.H. Hay Rake; Chain Harrows; G.H.B. Sledge: Alfa Laval Separator, 35-gal. and motor: 16 5-gal. Milk Cans; 5 Servers; Milk Buckets; Cattle Syringe; Stack Hay, approximately 15 tons; 70 Cow Covers; 2 Milk Floats; 150 Macrocarpa Posts; 2 tons “Crown" Slag; 8 Bft. Gates; 3 Bottle Crates; 2 Feed Boxes; Harness and Horse Covers; Hay Forks; Iron; Hay Stack Cover; Tools, Etc. This is one of the oldest herds in the district, and is recognised as one of the best. Mr. Casey has been very careful with culling, and has always replaced with high-grade heifers and young cows. Buyers can attend this sale with every confidence. Every cow offered will be guaranteed sound. Light Luncheon Provided. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. A 599 UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. To be held at CLAREVILLE, CARTERTON. On MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938, at 12 noon. WIIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from the Trustees of HIKOR/INGI COLLEGE to offer as above:— 46 JERSEY AND JERSEY-AYR-SHIRE CROSS COWS, DUE JULY AND AUGUST 9 two-year springing Jersey-Ayr-shire cross heifers 8 yearling heifers 1 Jersey and 1 Ayrshire bull 9 breeding sows to farrow 2 breeding sows with litters 32 pigs (weaners, slips and porkers). Light Luncheon Provided. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE.—We have inspected this herd and they are a firstclass line of high producing cows, being all well-bred Jerseys and Ayrshires. Testing figures and calving dates will be given out ‘at the sale and dairymen looking for cows should not miss this fixture. A6ll UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. To be held on the Farm, MAIN MASTERTON-CARTERTON HIGHWAY, CLAREVILEE. Ou TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1938, at 1 p.m. Sharp. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. 11. B. DAVENPORT (who is giving up dairying) to offer as above: — 26 JERSEY AND JERSEY-CROSS COWS. DUE AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 6 springing Jersey-cross heifers 1 Jersey bull 5 breeding sows (2 with litters aud 3 to farrow) 1 Berkshire boar 1 3-cow Wallace plant.; 21 h.p. Anderson engine; skim milk and water pump. AUCTIONEERS NOTE.—A good herd of Jersey-cross cows. These cows have alwayswbevn milked on the Taratahi Plains and they are cattle that should do well wherever they go. Mr. Davenport is going iu entirely for sheep and this is the sole reason for tlie sale. All calving dates given at sale. AGIO WANTED TO SELL. SINGER 66K., guaranteed 5 years, £9 10/-: Haywin Vacuum Cleaners, £5 (terms arranged). Service Machine Co. (next Leary's), Square, Palm. Nth. Tel. 7417. And Wanganui. Tel. 4726.