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Manawatu Times, Volume 59, Issue 211, 4 September 1934, Page 10

PALMERSTON NORTH SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. rpHE PUBLIC is earnestly requested to notify tlio Society of any act of cruelty that comes under notice. Permanent Travelling Inspector: Mr. R. Emmott, 75 College Street. 'Phone 7010. Secretary: Mr. A. F. Wimsett, 201 Church Street, Phono 5573.

AUCTION SALES. ASILLL BEST SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT sth, 1934, 'At Noon. v FAT EWES, 7 fat cows, 15 store cows, 12 dairy cattle, 20 springing hoifers, 1 five months ped. L.W. boar, 22 weancr pigs, 14 slips (good.) . . , Further Entries Solicited. ABRAHAM & WILLLIAMS, LTD. PEDIGREE PIG SALE. PALMERSTON NORTH A. AND P. SHOWGROUNDS, THURSDAY, SEPT. Cth, 1934, At 10 a.m. Sharp. 118 PUEEBKED pigs > Comprising: 10 LARGE WHITE 24 BERKSHIRE .16 LARGE BLACK 68 TAMWORTH Selected from the best breeders in surrounding districts. Catalogues from the Auctioneers, all N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COY. LTD. (Inc. in Eng.) STUD STOCK AUCTIONEERS. |

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