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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6946, 27 June 1929, Page 12

CHEAPER GROCERIES—MORE REDUCTIONS AT UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. PALMERSTON N.

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AUCTION SALES ■JJNRE SERVED gALES rpwo QOOD JJERDS. MAKERUA, TOKOMARU. MONDAY, JULY Ist, 1029, At 11.30 a.m. T EVIN AND CO. LTD., AND ABRAAJ HAM AND WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell on account of 8.8. WOOD AND CO. LTD., the complete herd, being milked by Mr Thomas Wood, comprising:— OO COWS, July, August, September calvers. 3 cows just in 12 springing 2-year Jersey heifers 8 store cows S breeding sows 2 boars 3 ‘■ore pigs Trelor complete 7-cow plant, and 110gallon Alfa Laval separator (s.r.), cream cans, chip heater, electric water heater, drill, Samson tractor, 2-horse lorry. TUESDAY, JULY 2nd., 1929, At 11.30 a.m. The complete herd being milked by Mr George Wood, comprising,— OO COWS, July, August and Soptember calvers.

GOOD 2-YEAR JERSEY HEIFERS. Also, — 2 boars 5 sows 10 store pigs 16 weaners 7 suckers 4-cow Trelor plant, 00-gallon Alfa Laval separator (new), electric motor and belting, 20-gallon electric heater, skim milk pump, cow spray pump, cream and milk cans, horse, spring cart and harness, s.f. R. and G. plough. The Auctioneers have jointly inspected the above dairy stoek and conconfklently ask intending buyers to attend these sales of high grade Jersey and Jersey-cross cows, which aro in splendid condition. Both herds have been milked on the Tokomaru low hills on the range side of the railway and this season’s returns from the Shannon Dairy Factory average per cow for each herd 2681b5. fat and 2841b5. fat respectively. Due dates will be given at the sale. The heifers aro a choice line, well grown, and principally high grade Jerseys. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. |JNRESERVED ULEARIN<J COLY T 0 N THURSDAY, JULY 4th, At 12.30 p.m. 1929.

T EVES' AND CO. LTD., instructed by the Trustees in the Estate of the late THOMAS COKER, will sell on the farm, as above, the following:— A AA ROMNEY EWES, r.w. ROMNEY RAMS, March 12th, offered as:— 172 4 and 5-year 146 4 and 6-th. 73 2-th. 218 Romney ewe hoggets (good) 10 small lambs 8 4 and 6-th Romney rams 3 18-months steers 1 4-year pedigree Red Poll bull 1 weaner Jersey bull 1 Fordson tractor (good order), heavy s.f. R. and G. tractor plough (nearly new), R. and G. C-a-side disc, 3-leaf tyne harrows, 9-coulter R. and G. drill (good order), Donald No. 2 wool press, spring dray, hay, wire netting, wire, harness and numerous farm sundries. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. FEILDING SALE. FRIDAY, 28th JUNE, 1929, At 11.30 a.m. 650 2,4, and 6-th ewes, r.w. SJD. rams £SO 2, 4 and 6-th. and 4-yr. ewes r.w. Rom. rams 50 b.f. hoggets 450 fat sheep and lambs 1000 4 and 5-ycar ewes, r.w. S.D. rams 120 forward wethers s 120 lambs 30 fine 4-yr. heifers Also, — 10 fat cattle 13 yearling P.A. steers 20 dairy cows On Account 11. G. FRECKLINGION, Ohakca:— 450 4 and 5-yr. ewes r.w. HD. rams sth March 140 f. and f. ewes (TRAD! WANTED CHOPPER PIGS in ANY QUANTITY PALM BACON FACTORY Mairc Street. Palmerston N. rriHE Advertising Trend J» ■ Toward The “ Times.