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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 May 1938, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. MANAKA.U TOWN HALL . DANCE In aid of Otaki Band Funds. Tuesday, May 31st Good Supper. Good Music. LADIES 2/-, Gentlement 2/6. PUBLIC NOTICE J WISH TO NOTIFY the public that I will be absent from Levin during the next two weeks and my Taxi will not be available for that period. ■ A. E. JULIAN.

QUEEN STREET HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. SPEAKERMr. Enoch Coppin Subjects— TO-NIGHT 1 “Is the Soul Conscious in Death.” i Thursday, May 12th: “Eternal Life.” MEETINGS COMMENCE AT 1 7.30 P.M. Song Service at 7.20 p.m. ALL WELCOME.

UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE BAHXII EOAD, OTAKt Friday, May 13th, 1938. At 12.30 O’clock. mZ. LOAN AND' MERCANTILE AGENCY, LTD., have been favoured with instructions from Mr. G. M. Lewis, who has sold his farm, to offer as under: — 24 Jersey and Jersey cross cows 1 springing heifer 2 weaner Jersey heifers 1 rising two-year Shorthorn bull, bred by R. Hooper, 5 Tamworth and Tamworth cross breeding sows, to farrow July 1 Berkshire boar 6 pig-houses, troughs and drums 1 farm horse (all work, good). Spring cart, harness, complete bars, chains, etc., 1 spring dray, breaking-in cart, International distributor (as new), R. and G, tripod harrows, Bix Six McCormick mower, single-furrow handle plough, sledge, 2 tons 1720 basic slag, 70-gal, Lister separator (as new), 35-gal. Rex separator, hay knife, stack of clover hay, cream cooler, cream cans, hand pump, 200 ft. l£in. piping, 2 coils 4in. netting (as new), tools, etc. [ AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: We have inspected the above herd and can confidently recommend them to intending purchasers. The herd has averaged 300 lb Of fat. The cows, which are all second and-third calvers, are in great condition and the breeding sows are a splendid line.