FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1924. The associated auctioneers will soil ■— 2000 SHEEP * inciudhi K>— 600 2-tli ivethors 280 ewes and lambs 100 ewes with 100 per cent. b.f. lambs 160 fat wethers • 130 fat lambs' 80 empty woolly ewes 140 fat b.f. 2-tlis 100 fat ewes 60 hoggets HEAD CATTLE, including,— 700 250 18-mos P.A. steers 100 2 and 3-yr P.A. steers 250 15-mOs and 2-yr HerefordShorthorn cross steers 67 prime fat cows and heifers (lots) 6 dairy cows, due May 1- 2-yr pedigree Red Polled bull ("bred by J. AY. Harding), transfer 40 P.A. heifers, 1 earmark, good 22 P.A. f. and f. cows, good ' 80 mixed cattle On account D. H. McLean, Cunninghams, — 60 15-mos H. steers and heifers 15 fat cows and heifers MASONIC HOTEL. Right opposite main rail way entrance, PALMERSTON NORTH. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Recently Repainted, Repapered, and • Completely Refurnished. EXCELLENT TABLE. Only the best of Beers and Liquors. All Trains Stop in Time lor “a spot.” Now under management of Licensee and Owner, MRS M. MULROONEY. NEW ZEALAND BACON COMPANY. GEO. A. BELL, Buyer. For information phone 6767. TRUCKING DATES:— Feilding, Apiti, Kim bolton—Monday, Dec. 15. Halcombe—Tuesday, Dec. 16. Olnikea—Wednesday, Dec. 17. Buyer: R. McALLEY, P. 0., Feilding. Mr Crouclier’a Yards, Rongotea, every Tuesday morning. Rongotea Siding—Every Wednesday ■ Morning. Glen Oroua—Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1.30 p.m. Calf Skins will also be received on the above dates and at Denbigh Stables, Feilding, every Friday. No trucking alter 1/th inst. till Jan. It. McAhLEY, Buyer, Feilding. IWI BACON FACTORY. (Phone 5363).
Live pigs insured and picked up by lorry. Dead pigs received at Grey Street, Monday to Friday. Buyer: ALEX. C. ANDERSON (Phone 6623). P EXCELLENT VALUE! HIGH GRADE QUALITY FURNITURE AT FACTORY PRICES. FURNITURE JIADE TO YOUR OWN DESIGN. BEFORE Furnishing Consult us re ■ Prices and let us show you samples ot our High Grade Workmanship and Materials. You’re always welcome in our Showroom. GEO. SKINNER, CABINETMAKER & UPHOLSTERER 133 MAIN STREET, Right Opposite Railway Station. WE EMPLOY EXPERT MECHANICS ONLY FOR the work you entrust to us—hence the reason lor the everincreasing popularity or our workshops. RUN YOUR CYCLE IN TO-DAY. We will keep it only as long as is necessary to effect the necessary repairs in the most workmanlike manner. A. COOKSLEY, Swift Cycle Depot (Phone 5265), 3 Rangitikei Street. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, HAVE JUST LANDED FULL STOCKS OF MoDOUGALL’S NOW FAMOUS “BOEDER” PASTE DIP” In 801 b., 481 b. and 321 b. Drums. WORLD-RENOWNED for its deadly effects on all PARASITES and their EGGS. Farmers, if you have not used this famous Dip, ask your neighboui'3 who have, then book your order for next season’s requirements. BEWARE of other dips placed before you, as just the same as “BORDER” PASTE. Remember, there is only one “BORDER” PASTE DIP, and we are sole New Zealand Agents for this wonderful preparation. Over 5,000,000 sheep dipped with “BORDER” PASTE last season, and orders held by us for next season’s dipping already exceed this total. Obtainable at our Stores, Palmerston North, Feilding and Kimbolton. ifIiRSTYI tIGH-CLASS AERATED WATERS And the Latest Fruit Drinks—Orange, and . Lime— Made by CARSON’S. Obtainable at Confectioners, Fruiterers * and Stores. Factory Phone 5246.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1189, 11 December 1924, Page 8
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