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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 55, Issue 32707, 1 May 1946, Page 1

\Stock Sales ~G. W. VERCOE & CO., LTD. SPECIAL HEIFER S ALE PAEROA YARDS THURSDAY, MAY 9 At 12 Noon 200 DAIRY HEIFERS including 12 choice 2 yr. Jersey Heifers10 3 yr. Ayrshire cross Heifers 10 2 yr. Jersey Heifers 10 2 yr. Friesian cross Heifers 30 2 yr. Jersey and Jersey cross Heifers 20 2 yr. Jersey Heifers. 30 2 and 3 yr. old Jersey cross Heifers. The above heifers represent entries from well known local vendors ,in good condition and showing forward in calf. Entries Solicited M. BEATTIE. Phone 256. Auction Sale AUCTION S ALE FRIDAY, 3rd, BJAY At 12 Noon Poultry — Fruit, Vegetables, Plants Modern Walnut Veneer Chest with Circular, Frameless Mirror, Double Bed and Wire and Bedside Table; 4-piece Modern Design Oak Bedroofn Suite, RobeChest, Tallboy, 4ft. Bed and Wire; 6-piece Oak Dining Suite, Sideboard, Drawer-leaf Table, 4 Dropin Seat Chairs; 1 only 5 Drawer Oiled Rimu Tallboy; 1 4 ft. 6 in. Utility Mattress; Odd Bow End Walnut Veneer Sideboard; Settee and Squab; Kauri Dressers; English Type Pram in good order; Water Roller; Coa] Range in good order; Beds; Water Pumps; Skim Milk Pump; Separators; Wringer; Stanley 45 Plane; Lawn Mower; Steel Filing 'Cabinet, F’scap size; Portable Gramophone; Table Gramophone; 6 Volt Battery, Suitable El. Fence or Radio; Shoes, pr. size 8; Farm Books; Clothing; Oddments. Entries Solicited Phone 295 ~ Public Notice SHAW’S TRANSPORT Wishes to announce that they are resuming their Transport Business from Auckland to Paeroa and Waihi, via the Hauraki Plains, -on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4.30 p.m. from Auckland. COMMENCING on MAY Bth, 1946. We wish to thank our many clients for their valued support in the past years and to assure them that they will receive the same service in the future. thank y ou THE Officers and Members of the Paeroa Volunteer Fire Brigade desire to express their gratitude to ail the people of Paeroa and surrounding districts, who so willingly helped financially and otherwise, to make Supt. W. J. Moore’s commemoration evening such a success. E. PETT, Secretary.