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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXIV, Issue 147, 22 May 1944, Page 2

AStUIURST SALE. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1944. 12 Noon. in FAT Ewes, 25 Fat Lambs, 40 Wether Lambs, 8 springing Jereey Heifers, 14 Fat and Forward Cows and Heifers, 3500 Battens, 125 First-class Matai • Posts, 3 Birch Strainers, "’"’unreserved clearing sale. HLMATANGI. THURSDAY, MAY i 25, 1944, At 11 a. in. ACTING under instructions from MR A. F. B. SHAILER, ■ whose lease' has expired the X.E. LOAN AND MLRCANTILE AGENCY CO„ LTD., will sell on the farm on the above date without reserve the whole of his choice dairy herd, Milking Plant, Farm implements, etc., as under:— . . QC JERSEY and Jersey Friesian Cross 00 Dairy Cows, carrying 2nd to sth Calves and due July and August.; 5 Cows recently calved, 10 Friesian Jersey Cross Heifers due August, 10 F'ricsian Jersey Cress Weaner Heifers, 1 4-yr Friesian Bull, 1 2-yr Friesian Bull, 1 2-v-r Jcrscv Bull, 2 Ylg. Jersey Bullsf 2 Aged Draught Horses, all work; 1 2-vr Unbroken Old., 15 5-yr Ewes R.W.S.D.R. 15/3/44, 2 Rams, 15 Geese. 1 Sheep Dog, 1 Catt.c Zl)o" 4-Cow Wallace Milking Plant and A H.P. Motor, Milk Cooler, 12ft Milk Shute. 12 20gal Milk Cans, 2 *l6gal Milk Cans. 212 gal Milk Cans. '■Speedway Chip Heater, Barnford Oil. -Bath No. R 7 Mower and 3 Knives, F’ro6t and Wood Havrake, Block Dray, 5-inch Tvres: 2 Wallace Tumbler Sweeps. Set Wagon Harness, Drav Saddle and Breeching, 2 Sets Leading Harness, Collars, Flames and Winkers. 3 Sets Chains, 5 Horse Bars. 1,2 and 3 Horse. Approx. 800 Bales good Hay. A/c CLIENT.- . r „ . , 90gal Westtalia Separator and Clutch, 1 °Reid and Grav Tondresser, Bft. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—We have inspected the above Cows and can thoroughly recommend them to purchasers in search of 'deep bodied good eonstltutioncd cattle in first class order and condition, they are carrying their 2nd to sth Calves and are due to calve July and August. Five Cows have recently calved and arc in fud milk. Cattle taken off this sand country must improve wherever taken. 1 lie advertised implements are m first class order and the hay will be sold in lots to suit purchascrs. LUNtHEON- • TIIOS BORTHWTC’Tx AND SONS (Aim.), LTD. (Incorporated in England) FETLDING FREEZING WORKS A CULL CATTLE DRIVE will leave -A- Kniransra and Cameron s Line on THURSDAY, 2.3 th May. . Farmers having stock please ring Alt' A N Morenm. phone POD. Rongotea, or Works Office, 310 Feilding, NEW ZEALAND FARMERS’ UNION (MANAWATU PROVINCE) SHARE-MILIvitT EMPLOYERS A MEETING will be held,at Messrs. A Plimmer and Spring’s Board Room, 105 Rnngitikei street Palmerston North, on WEDNESDAY, 24th May, 1944, at 1.15 p.m. Business: To receive negotiators report, general. y Acting Secretary. OPEN FROM TO-DAY! OPEN FROM TO-DAY! OPEN FROM TO-pAYI T- HE “PLAZA” “PLAZA” “PLAZA” RESTAURANT AND TEA ROOMS GEORGE STREET GEORGE STREET Opp. Airways Opp. Airways * CLEANLINESS CIVILITY CLEANLINESS CIVILIIY and SERVICE WTTIT A SMTLE SERVICE WITH A SMILE MAURTE SUMS, Proprietor Phone 5094 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT WOMEN’S INSTITUTE DANCE WOMEN’S INSTITUTE DANCE TE AR AKKRA HALL In Aid of Red Cross and Y.W.C.A. Appeal preputation to Pte, N, Lawton JACK PAUL’S ORCHESTRA “MELODY” DANCE TO-NIGHT at 8 MELODY BALLROOM (BEHIND OPERA HOUSE.) MODERN AND OLD-TIME SPETMAN’S AMBASSADORS Novelties Attractive Prizes Twilight Dances Dainty Supper ADMISSION 2/ A.R.R. NEWBURY HALL A SOCIAL EVENING will he tenH dered to Pto. Sid YYood on WEDNESDAY, 24th May. 1944, at 8 p.m. Admission: Ladies 1/-. Gents 1/6 _ MUSIC BY JACK PAUL A PITT PATH I OTIC A SSOCIATI ON. GRAND DANCE GRAND DANCE GRAND DANCE GRAND DANCE EMPIRE DAY 24th May NOVELTY DANCES Usual Prices WRIGHT'S FULL ORCHESTRA WHAKARONGO . D-A-N-C-E Tn Aid of Hall Renovation Funds THURSDAY, MAY 25th. 1944, 8 p.m. PAUL’S ORCHESTRA Gents 2/6. Ladies 2/-, Double 4/GOOD FLOOR AND SUPPER JACK PAUL’S ORCHESTRA

CITIZENS I THE RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION RECOMMENDS THE HOLLOWING TEAM: CITY COUNCIL—AITCIIISON CHAMBERLAIN HART HEATLEY LARCOMB MOWLEM OPIE SMILLIE TREMAINE U WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD—- ‘ ELIOTT HOSPITAL BOARD—AITCIIISON, Mrs. HODGENS MANSEORD NASH WYLIE POWER BOARDBROWN HEATLEY NASH CATCHMENT BOARDBAGNALL TZ HERBERT 7 HEATLEY % THIS ADVERTISEMENT ON POLLING DAY