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Horowhenua Chronicle, 26 August 1930, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. PRIME LUCERNE HAY. i TBUC3£, extra choice green Leafy Lucerne, £26 per truck; 14 trucks choice Leafy, but a little grassy, £23 per truck; 3 trucks good Clover Meadow Hay, £2O per truck; 6 trucks good Threshed Rye-Clover mixture, £ll trucx. Each truck contains 150 good sound bales. (Supplied orders now being unloaded at Upper Hutt and Peatherston Stations.) Also, 20 good young Bronzewing Gobblers (imported strain), £1; 30 good young imported strain Turkey hens, 15/each. BOX 262, HASTINGS. LODGE MEETINGS. Wlllll FORESTERS »w»™. "“flgfia A.O.F. pOUET PRIDE OF LEVIN meets in Whakatane Club Room every alternate Tuesday. Next meeting— TUESDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1930. G. R. FOX. * Secretary. LEVIN LODGE NO. 132. THE Usual Fortnightly Meeting will be held in the Druids Hall on TUESDAY, AUGUST 26th 1930, at 7.30 prompt. Business: General. H, G. STAUB, Secretary, Durham Street, Levin.

AUCTION SALES. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FAEM, MAIN EOXD, IHAKAEA, Between Shannon and Levin. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1 At 12.30 p.m. jyjESSES ABEAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD., have received instructions from ME. S. W. CAETEE, who has sold his property, to sell as above: — 30 high grade springing heifers 10 Jersey and Jersey cross cows, just calved and springing. 25 selected yearling heifers 3 medium draught horses, S.E. 2 4-year spring carters. 10 breeding sows, (3 with litters), balance to farrow early. 2 p.b. B boars (State Farm bred). 10 weaners. Implements, etc., S.E. —1 d.f. lever plough) 1 ! s.f. lever plough, 2 sets discs, 1 set tine harrows, 2 sets chain harrows, 1 set tripod harrows, 2 Storria ridgersj Empire drill, Massey mower, hay rake, spring cart, block dray, distributor,' Plant Junior, 30 tons mangolds The property on Avhich the sale is being held, comprising 50 acres with 5-roomed dwelling, cowshed, yards, etc., being Section 3, Block 14, Mt. Eobinson Survey District, will be offered at auction prior tb the stock- Full particulars on day of sale or from the AIU’fIGTIPPTSI LIGHT LUNCHEON PEOVIDED.

CLEARING SALE OF PIGS. SEPTEMBER 4, 1930, at 12 NOON SHARP. ON THE FARM SWINSON PARK, AKATARAWA, UPPER HUTT. STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD., have been instructed by Mr F. Flipp, to 'sell by Public Auction at above time and place: "300 PIGS COMPRISING: ,40 sows with litters or due to farrow. 2 boars. 50 weaners 100 slips 100 forward stores 1 Ford ton truck (with hand tip, Euxtdl gears), barrels, sundries, etc. NOTE: The vendor is giving up pig farming, and everything is for absolute sale. The pigs are in excellent order and condition, and we can recommend buyers to attend this fixture. The property is on the Akatarawa Road, two miles from the Brown Owl tea-rooms. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SPECIAL SALE AT THE MART OXFORD STREET, LEVIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1930 2 P.M. SHARP. (V K. WOODEOOFE has been instructed by Mr. Murray, Waikanae, to sell as above. FULL DETAILS' FRIDAY.

□ETLILTiI St&pp&eiat Onct Just plu6 the aching ear with a small piece of WAWW'S „„ , WONDER woody Upstarts gorged "witli gold we see, Aping airs of pedigree. Whilst the caustic critic still Pricks them with his fountain quill. Upstarts just mere mortals' be, Catching cold like you and me; And as prompt relief assure, Taking Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.* 1