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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXIV, Issue 39, 14 January 1944, Page 2

WOODVILLE SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1944, At 12 noon. I QAA SHEEP, Comprising : 500 Shorn W.F- W*. Eambs, 180 U.K. Lambs, 600 2-th Wethers, 500 F. and F. 4-th Wethers. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD. BULLS SALE. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1944, At 1 p.m. 90(10 SI * EEP > Comprising : 650 Shorn B.F. Lambs, 450 Shorn W.F. Wether Lambs, 60 2-th Wethers. 300 Shorn B.F. Lambs, 300 Shorn W.F. Wether Lambs, 150 2-th Wethers, 30 Fat Wethers, 50 Fat Wethers, 15 Fat Wethers. IQ JERSEY HEIFERS r.w.b., 12 16 SVeancr Jersey Hcifcia, 4 Fat Cows, 2 Fat Heifers, 5 Fat Ycung Cows, 8 Good Weancr Pigs, also Slips, Stores and Porkoi's. AL-o: 300 Battens. LA LG E[' Y_&_ CO. (Inc. in En gland). SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MANJWATU AND WEST COAST STUD SHEEP SALE. To be held at SHOWGROUNDS, FEILDING. commencing TUESDAY, 13fh JANUARY, at 10 a.m., with STUD SOUTHDOWN RAMS, followed by STUD ROM.NEY RAMS. THE Manawatu Live Stock Auctioneers' Association will offer by public auction : Of|Q HIGH-CLASS Pedigree Stud OVo Southdown and Romiiey Rams in the following order, comprising:— 109 STUD SOUTHDOWN RAMS. 200 STUD ROMNEY RAMS. The offering consists of entries from tJic most successful Stud Sheep Breeders jn the Dominion, and affords a rare opportunity to those who wish to improve their flocks by the introduction of Rams from the best blood in the Dominion. Send for a Catalogue of entries to Secretary, Box 98, FEILDING. "TEILDING SHOW AND RAM i FAIR, SHOW: WEDNESDAY, Ist and 2nd February. RAM FAIR : THURSDAY & FRIDAY. 3rd and 4th February. £llOO offered in PRIZE MONEY and TROPHIES. Comprehensive Schedule for all classes of Ririff Oomnetitions. Trotting Races, Door Trial, Horses and Ponies, Cattle, Sheen. Pigs, Cookery, Needlework, etc., iorwarded on application. ALL ENTRIES CLOSE on FRIDAY. 14th January, 1944. Send for a Stock or a Home Industry Pri/.e List, or Entry Forms for the Ram Fair to — D. MILLER. Secretary. BOX 98. FEILDING. Phone: 46 Office, 534 Private. SHOW OPEN BOTH EVENINGS. UOKOWHTTU SCHOOL BATHS. OWING to the Shortage of Water, the above Baths will be CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. DANCING DANCING P.D.C. BALLROOM TO-NIGHT CLIFF ANDERSON'S 7-PIECE BAND (2 Pianos) FIRE BRIGADE OLD-TIME DANCE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Dancing S p.m. to 1 a.m. GOOD FLOOR GOOD SUPPER NOVELTIES REVELLERS' ORCHESTRA Ladies 1/6 Gents 2/ A.R.R. TO-MORROW NIGHT MELODY BALLROOM (BEHIND OPERA HOUSE) MELODY DANCE MODERN AND OLD-TIME SPELMAN'S AMBASSADORS Twilight Novelties Supper Good Prizes Adm. 2/ A.R.R. Organiser: Win Hubbard

TO'KOMARU HALL TO-MORROW (Sat.), Jan. 15, 194 TO-MORROW (Sat.). Jan. 15. 194; WELCOME HOME DANCE WELCOME HOME DANCE Guests of Honour: T. Atkinson and J. Anderson UDPFKLLOWS' HALL MONDAY NIGHT, Jan. 17th. MEET THE SOCIABLE CROWD al i'l tlie Sociable Dance. Music bj Les Smithers and his DixiClanc Swingsters. Good prizes. Lucky Spot Admission 1/6. TENDERS. FOR LEASE I BY TENDER, i LENDERS arc invited for the Leasing I for 1» vcars of the desirable farm property of 134 acre* 2 /roode 9 perches (Native Land) belonging to INJr Harold jNlcreti and situate at Cameron 3 .Line, near Kcilding. CONDITIONS of Lease may be inspected at the Offices of the undersigned, Fcilding. " __ TENDERS close at our Office at noon on the 20th day of January, 1944. THE highest or any Tender not noceseari,y acccpted AM reed> Solicitors, Goodbchcre Street, ' FEILDING.

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