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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 52, Issue 32510, 29 November 1944, Page 1

Stock Sales DALGETY & CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) KOPU gTOCK SALE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 AT 12 NOON. 150 HEAD OF CATTLE 10 Springers 20 Heaf Beef 40 Head Mixed Cattle On account of Client — 10 24-yr. Shorthorn Steers 100 PIGS, B ACONERS, STORE & WEANERS On account of Client — 100 W.F. Ewe Hoggets (well grown) 30 Fat Hoggets Entries Solicited. Phone 375, Thames. Auction Sales GEORGE SHEPHERD & COAUCTIONEERS, WHARF ST., PAEROA. PHONE 295. AUCTION SALE , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1: NOON Poultry — Vegetables Lawn Mower, Hay win Cleaner, Portable Gramophone, Chesterfield, Tricycle, Doll’s Pushchair and Doll, Toy Wheelbarrow, Soft Toys, Doll and Bed, Hand-knit-ted Shawl, Trucks, Brass Kerb and Log Boxes, Suit Case, Blinds, Bassinette, Lounge Chair, Fireside Chairs, Chesterfield, Tyre Cover, Rocking Horse, Sideboard, Beds, Hall Seat, Wire Netting, Books, Furniture _ and Oddments. Entries Solicited Terms Cash. GEO. SHEPHERD, Auctioneer. Thames Specials. THAMES AUCTION MART (Next to Wallace Supplies Ltd.) HARRY RICE AUCTIONEER Phone 401 My Motto: “Service.” REGULAR SALES ON FRIDAYS Starting at 1 p.m. Of Household Furniture and Sundries, Tools, Equipments, Stoves, etc. All good stuff. Entries [Solicited. I’VE GOT THE BUYER — YOU PRODUCE THE GOODS. I will arrange your Clearance Sale —leave it to me and get Results! A. F. B. STONE POLLEN ST., THAMES PHONE 260 Choice Well-Grown Plants specially recommended for present Planting: Calendulas, 1/6 per doz.; Sweet Peas, 1/6 per doz.; Sweet William, 1/6 per doz.; African Marigolds, 1/6 per doz.; French Marigolds, 1/6 per doz.; Beauty Stocks, 1/6 per doz.; Brompton Stocks, 1/6 per doz.; Carnations, 2/- per doz.; Tomatoes, 1/6 per doz.; Kumaras, 5/- per 100, 45/per 1000. Special prices for large quantities. A Splendid Variety of Named Dahlias and Chrysanthemums. Orders by Post Invited. iijniumiijiiiijiMWßiLi i i i iji iiiii Business Notices. IMPORTANT-DIPPING RAMS Sheep Dip Manufacturers call Farmers’ attention to the dangerous practice of dipping rams too late in the season. To avoid the likelihood of undesirable after-dipping effects, it is essential that rams should be dipped early in the season and well before flushing occurs. No responsibility will be accepted for any damage or loss sustained owing to this instruction not be‘ing carried out.