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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 August 1925, Page 1

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BUSINESS NOTICES. iMam fot? (Sc VS'C: o vaafilk a SKIMS 87 •MMOMM OAL9, •M STAMP C 34 <oi 0 72 CALS. M STAMP <lB I 0 > 8 48 CALS. P« STAMP £l7 i 0 i 8 Smaller Sim Down ip £9 ** V«c*. «-Sa >A ' v ' s ONE MONTH’S FOES TRIAL. TWELVE MONTHS’ GUARANTEE. C. H. MARTIN, WERAROA STORE. Phone 18. LEVIN. CALF SKINS Save your Calf Skins and obtain the HIGHEST CASH PRICES * from T. H. LOWRY, Ur bring them to. the Depot on 1 UESUAVS. QUEEN STREET, LEVIN. tSnmh’s Stables.) PHONE 284. WAIKANAE STOCK SALE. AUGUST 13, 1925. On account MU E. G. TRASK, Paraparauniu— -10 second culvers, Jersey Short-horn-cross cows, due Sept. 4 3-year Jersey Shorthorn-cross hellers ' 2 2-year Jersey Shorthorn-cross hellers 1 6-year grade Jersey bull 1 spring cart horse 1 9-year gelding I spring trap Account ol Mrs H. AY. Udy, who is giving up dairying and going in lor sheep—--12 choice young cows close to profit IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. DAIRY STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND SUNDRIES. On account of E. L. RIDDIFORD, ESQ., AND CAPT. v GAGE WILLIAMS, On the Farm, W'aiwelu Road, Lower Hutt. THURSDAY, 13th AUGUST, at 11.30 a,ni. sharp. Messrs daluety & co., ltd., will offer at above time and place. zip' FRIESIAN and JERSEY CROSS Ot) COWS in full milk. 15 springing cows 15 heifers due factory dales, in calf to p.b. Jersey bull 3 Jersey hulls 1 Friesian bull 99 2 draught horses, 3 sets 'harness IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES—--1 hill cart I cultivator 1 M.H. mower and spare knife 1 M.H. hay rake 1 s.f. Duncan plough I d.f. Duncan plough 1 set 3-leaf harrows 1 set discs 1 L.K.G. milking machine with releaser 2 coolers 1 turnip and mangold drill 1 4J Lister engine on sledge 1 weighing machine 50 cow covers, swingle bars, etc. 500 bales of exceptionally good meadow hay As the lear/e of tire above vendors’ property has expired, the cows will be offered for unreserved sale. The herd is among the best Jn the district, the foundation Jiaving been laid from 45 Friesian heifers purchased from Weraroa. Systematic and heavy culling has taken place annually, and the herd lias consistently given a splendid average per head. Those requiring first class guaranteed cows should not fail to attend this sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. MAIN ROAD, MOUTOA. MONDAY, 17th AUGUST, 1925. At 12 Noon. Messrs arramam & williams, LTD., in conjunction with the N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have received in structions from \V. H. SMITH, ESQ., ■whose lease has expired, to sell us above:— 550 SHEEP caMpRis!NG ~ 150 2 and 4-footh forward wethers 150 hoggets 80 2-tooth ewes in lamb to S.D. rams 130 aged ewes, in 'lamb to S.D. rams 40 forward ewes 25 cows, just calved 65 cows, springing 20 springing heifers 3 Jersey Lulls 2 yearling bulls 10 fat and forward cows 10 store cows 5 sows to farrow 4 sows and litters 40 store pigs 1 boar 5 good farm horses (s.r.) 1 mare in foal 1 hack 5 tons seed potatoes. 3 tons table potatoes and sundries AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE. —We have inspected this herd which consists chiefly of Shorthorn cows in good condition, which we can recommend to intending purchasers. The herd is the result of many years of breeding and has been heavily cnljpd and is one of the best known in tlie Montoa. with the second highest factory return. EIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Q-TOL KEEPS HANDS WHITE »l SMOOTH, t AnU>S&m!/>