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Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 May 1939, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICE. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON FARM, KOPUTAEOA, near Levin, MONDAY, MAY 15th, ■ At 12.30 p.m. MZ. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. (Inc. in England), is in receipt of instructions from Mr. Charles M. Palmer, who is going out of dairying, to offer at auction as above: —■ 30 HIGH-GRADE JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS, July-Aug. ealvers; 7 choice in-calf dairy heifers; 9 weaner heifers; Tamworth boar, sows, weaner pigs, S.M. drum, milking plant, S.M. pump, vat, heater, 75-gal."McCormick Deering cream separator, 2 5-gal. cans, 2 20-gal. cans, cream cooler, hay loader, etc. AUCTIONEERS' NOTE.—On inspection the Auctioneers were impressed with the condition and quality of the herd, also with the evidence of much systematic culling and selection of good ibulls. Interested farmers would be well advised to attend the sale. On a/c of a Client—--15 high-grade Jersey and Jersey ,cross cows, July-Aug. ealvers PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. BRUCE ROAD, WERAROA, THURSDAY, JULY 18th," 11.30 a.m. mz. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. (Inc. in England), is in receipt of instructions from Mr. Leonard Evans, who has disposed of his property, to offer at auction as above: — 24 H.G. DAIRY COWS, July-August ealvers. Weaner heifers, separator, milking machine, household furniture, etc. Full particulars later.

TO FOOTBALLERS. MEMBERS ‘of the Wanderers and Athletic Football Clubs, and others ■willing to assist, are asked to attend * working bee at Rugby Park, at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday next.

At least one Taihape boy has learned to appreciate the strength of an elephant. Unmindful of the keeper's, continued warning, he persisted in feeding dirty straw to one of the elephants until the animal's patience became exhausted, whereupon she'gently circled her trunk around the offender, lifted him off the ground, and unceremoniously deposited him on the dirtiest heap of the lot.

I dwell in the palace and mansion; My name's on the lips of the Eoyal, t am crowned with a million laurels By the hard-worn sons of toil; I am hailed with a spirit of gladness In the homes of rich and poor; For I'm known to the nations forever As Woods' Great Peppermint Cure (1)