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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 60, Issue 4306, 19 July 1950, Page 10

Clearing and Stock Sale G. W. VERCOE & CO., LTD. pAEROA SALE MONDAY, JULY 24 Sundries at 11 a.m. Pigs at 11.30 a.m. * Dairy Gattie at 12 Noon 250 HEAD CATTLE 80 Fat, Store & Boner Cows 10 Empty 2yr. Heifers 15 Yearling Jersey Heifers 150 Dairy Cattle Including:— 12 Jersey & Jersey Cross Heifers, C.T.P. 10 Jersey Heifers, C.T.P. Ex Tauranga: 2 Trucks' Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers. 30 Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers 10 Young Jersey Dairy Cows 20 Jersey and Jersey Cross Dairy Cows 12 FAT WETHERS 120 5 and 6yr. Ewes, .r.w. S.D. Rams. 100 FAT, STORE & WEANER PIGS. 6 Minorca Pullets 6 R.I. Red Pullets 12 W.L. Hens, 2nd year. Usual Sundries.

THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. WAIHI gTOCK SALE THURSDAY, JULY 20, 12 noon 100 HEAD CATTLE including: 10 Fat Cows 20 Paddock Cows 30 Boner Cows 10 Empty 2yr. Heifers 30 Dairy Cows & Heifers 50 STORE & WEANER PIGS Quantity 1” Piping Quantity second-hand corrugated Iron. 1 Hand Forge 400 SHEEP * ' A/c. Estate T. Parker, Waitekauri: — The whole flock comprising 200 4 and 6-th. Rom. R. A/c. D. R. Bell:— His whole flock comprisihg 200 4 tooth, 6 tooth and 4 yr. Ew£s, S.D. Rams. Both flocks are in good order and coming off the Waitekauri high country should do well»wherever taken. THE Latest model pianos, by Bannerman of London are *now on display in our showrooms. Call and listen to these beautiful instruments. — Bond and: Bond, Paeroa. HOLLANDS Knapsack spray pumps. Both the’ high and low pressure models are again available. Also Holland bucket spray pumps..— Flemings.

The unhappy children of the World TTOUR gift two years ago to die United 1 Nations Appeal for Children reaHy did save a child. The huge shipments of New Zealand food, wool, and . precious eBav * n B fi®b ver °^ B New Zeabund’s contribution second highest in the world, on <a population basis. But even so, less than half of the world's unhappy, ><' hungry children have been cared for. Those who have been helped still get 1 hungry every day, still need our help. You are asked to give another day's t earnings — a day's pay, a-day's profit, or t^e equivalent of a day's professional or farming income. Send it to your local Appeal Committee, or your local Mayor’s . •<. • / . f / An'oTher t Ve / 24&t3 new Zealand’s 1950 . united nations appeal for children