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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 163, 25 June 1934, Page 12

PUBLIC SALES. y AKDS TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1934. The sale of sheep will commence st 1 p.m. or earlier if sale ot cattle .1 completed before 'hat hour. 140 breeding ewes (S.D.) 40 stud ewes (S.D.) 50 fat lambs 45 fat ewes gTORTFORD £, uUGE yARDWEDNESDAY, Juno 27, 1934. The Sale will commence at 10 a.m. with Fat Cottle. N.B.—ln future the sale of store sheep will commence at 12 noon instead jf 11 a.m. No stock to bo yarded before 6.0 i.m. during June 1800 2, 4 and 6-th. wethers 850 wether hoggets 550 ewe hoggets 40 fat lambs 86 fat cows and heifers 66 empty cows and heifers 105 breeding cows ami heifers (P.A. bulls) 2 dairy cows and heifer;, in profit and to calve 30 weaner to 2-yr. heifers 130 weaner to 2-yr. steers 87 fat bullocks 40 3 to 4-yr. bullocks SALES FOR JUNE, W aipukurau—26. Stortford Lodge—27. STORTFORD LODGE SALEYARDS. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27th. On Account of— MESSRS. MACKAY BROS., “TE MA IRE,” WAI ROA: inx 4/5- year POLLED ANGUS 1 COWS, depasturing with Polled Angus Bulls from Ist, November to end December. To be drafted. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. Auctioneers.

HOADLEY. SON & STEWART. LTD. AUCTION SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. AT THE HOMESTEAD, KOROKIPO, TARADALE. FRIDAY, JUNE 29th, at 12 Noon. ITOADLEY, SON & STEWART, LTD,, will sell ns above in the Estate P. G. Woon, deceased. LIVE STOCK--67 Ewes running S.D. rams Fcbruaiy 20th, 1 Cow due September, 1 Cow dot December, 1 Spring Cart. Horse, .1 Pony, I Sheep Dog. I-ARM IMPLEMENTS, Ete.--Set of Hurdles, quantity Lueeri.;* Hay, Horse Mower (McCormacx), Hay Rake, 2 Spring Carlo, 2 seis Harness, 2 Hiding Saddles, Strawberry Cultivator, Planet Junior, Mangold Hund Drill, Saw Bench, Farmers- l J ig feeder, 2 Dog Kennels, set Wieels, 1.8gallon Barrel, 4 Steel Girders. Fencing Material, Posts, Wire, 2 Tin Baths, lot of Timber, Corrugated Iron and Pip tug, 2 St**.c Covers, Male Sheller. Grit Crusher, Milk Can 16-gallon (new), Baltic Separator and Bench, Tyne Harrows, 2 Frames for Dray, Spare Parts for Buggy, Manure, 2 Ladders, Step Ladder, Pruning Ladder. 2 Water Troughs, 3 Cow Covers, 4 Milk Pans, Horse Cover, Churn (Daisy), 2 drums Tar, 10 sacks Salt, 2 sets Block and Tackle, 2 Grindstones, quantity Little’s Sheep Dip, Bine, Lawnmower, Lawn Roller, Motor "Mower (Shanks) Tennis Net. and Plates, 6 Sprinklers. Wheelbarrow, Rubbish Tin on wheel.--quantity Garden and Gardener’s Tools, Sundries. SUNDRIES—--3 Chesterfields, Rosewood Gramophone, Curtains, 2 Easy Chairs, 4 Oak Dining Chairs, Small Electric Range (Superior), Large Electric Range (Superior), Colonial Couch, 4 Copp.-r Fenders, Copper Coal Box, Stag Head Copper Palm Stand, Stair Pads and Rods, 6 Billiard Cues, Pictures, Grarno phone Records, Book Shelves, quantity Books, Oak Sideboard, Linoleums, Largo Kitchen Table with drawers. Carpets, Mats, Single Bed and Mattress, Oak Bedroom Suite (Wardrobe, Duchess, Bed), Medicine Cupboard, Child’s Cot and Mattress, 2 Fire Grates, Meat Safe, Electric ©tiller, 4-gallon Stone Jars, Pumice Copper, 40ft. Wireless Pole, 5 Canvas Verandah Blinds, Window Blinds, Curtain Rods. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. H. N. STEWART, Auctioneer.

THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (Aust). Ltd. PIG BUYERS. Largest. Buyers and Exporters In New Zealand. Highest prices paid. Killing Whakai’J Freezing Works. ’Phone day or night, B. A. SANDERS piGS AND QHEEP Cured on owners’ account f. h.”Freen C/o. Ashcroft & Edwards MILLER STREET, HASTINGS. ’Phone 2321. THE HOSTESS AND HER COOKIN:-. r £IIE ENTERTAINING SEASON is here again, with its round of visit mg days. Essential that you, as a considerate hostess, hhould provide aiti-tr-ti’• e and tarty cake n ■", d:> jm les. IN; certain of tl.-.e “11.->vour" re.-ept.ion of your cookinj. Use Stevens “CaGedral Brand” Essences for rich, smooth and even flavour. Sold on quality and purity in eight ur’que flavours.