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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3490, 28 October 1926, Page 16

ELECTRIC DRIVE Write for Special Catalogue on Power Attachments. N.Z. FARM SEPARATOR CO., RANGiriKEI street, PALMERSTON north. GENERAL NOTICES PAHIATLA SPRING CATTLE FAIR MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, 1926. At 12 noon.

WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSN. LTD. (Stock Department), will offer as above, on behalf of the following clients: Messrs Balfour Estate, Campbell Bros., W. Corlett, H. Dillon, W. Day, T. Drinkwater, C. W. Dagg, A. D. Eglinton. H. H. Godfrey, iA. Hoggard, L. E. Harris, J. Harrison, E. Hansen, A. Knox, E. B. Lowes, McCarthy Bros., S. McLeod. L. O. Mitchell, W. H. Morrison, H. A. Nevins, S. Nilsson, D. O’Brien, Smarts’ Estate, J. Tarbot, A. Wall Estate, H. E. Wilson, .T. Matheson, W. Duff, R. Teoman, R. T. Kelsey and others: — TOGA WELL-BRED STATION LOUD CATTLE, Comprising—--360 3, 4 and 5-yr bullocks 100 fat and forward bullocks 215 2-yr. H. and S.H. steers 250 yearling H. and P.A. steers 100 store cows 20 H. and P.A. cows with calves .12 3-yr. P.A. heifers 130 mixed cattle (to be drafted) 80 mixed Hereford cattle (to be drafted.) 40 high grade fawn 15-month Jersey heifers 10 2-yr Jersey heifers PALMERSTON NORTH SALE. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. .14 fat shorn ewes 30 forward woolly ewes 5 fat and forward cows 4 store cows 2 1-yr. Jersey bulls 1 2-yr. Jersey bull (quiet and sound.) 1 pedigree Jersey bull 1 cow, 2nd calver (g.s.) 1 cow, 4th calver. 2 Red Poll bulls 2 2-yr. Rod Poll heifers at drop 4 forward heifers BULLS SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. Levin and co. ltd., and dalGETY AND CO. LTD., will sell at 12.30 p.m.— HEAD CATTLE, Comprising—--190 yearling Jersey and Jersey cross heifers 40 empty S.H. and Hereford cows 2i' yearling steers 2.1 3-yr. Hereford steers 14 2-yr. Jersey heifers 12 fat bullocks 8 heifers (springing) 14 cows and heifers 14 Jersey bulls 300 ewes, .100 per cent b. and w.f. lambs (lots) 70 fat ewes (lots) 20 fat wethers 20 fat b.f. hoggets

“BUICK AWARDED TOP HONOUR NINTH CONSECUTIVE TIME.” “TjX)R the ninth consecutive year the Buick Motor Company has won the most coveted honour in the automobile industry —first choice of display space in the national automobile shows for 1927 in New York and Chicago. This wa s made known by Alfred B. Reeves, General Manager of the National Automobile Chamber of Commence. The N.A.C.C award goes annually to the member company which docs the greatest volume of business in dollar and cents during the fiscal year proceeding the annual shows. Buick first won this honour in 1919 and has held first place every year since. livery automobile company of size, except Ford Motor Coy., belongs to the N.A.C.C. The winning of the annual award carries with it the leadership of the industry in volume of business done with the exception of thi s one company. Buick confines its manufacturing to a line of sixes with a price range between one and two thousand dollars. In order to equal the Buick record another company would have to win first place for ctf;ry year to 193 G, inclusive.

The award is particularly significant in view of the fact that Buick operates in a field that doe.s not lend itself to the largest volume, of business. Winning of first place by a company selling a low-priced car would be a much easier accomplishment because of the larger volume of sales possible in the low-priced field. THE WATT MOTOR CO. LTD, 42 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. THOS. GRIGGS AND SON. UNDERTAKERS 303 MAIN STREET, near Post Office Telephone 5552. Between D p.m. and 9 a.m. ring 0911 fnrivato imcabncA