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Manawatu Times, Volume 69, Issue 112, 15 May 1944, Page 6

AUCTION SALES Produce Distributors, Ltd., FRUIT & PRODUCE AUCTIONEERS, D 7 KING ST., P.N., PHONE 0122. A UCTIONS of FRUIT and VEGE- . TABLES held DAILY at the ABOVE ADDRESS, Commencing 8.30 A.M. ENQUIRE ABOUT OUR PHONE ORDER SYSTEM. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. A. U. DOREE, Manager. WOODVILLE SALE. TO- DAY. MONDAY, MAY Jsth, 1914, At 12 Noon. 2QQQ SHEEP, Comprising:— 150 4-yr. ewes r.w. S.D. rams, 80 m.a. ewes r.w. S.D. rams, 4U 2-th. owes r.w. Rom. rams, 150 ewes r.w. S.D. rams, 200 shorn w.f. wether lambs, 300 woolly w.f. wether lambs, 70 woolly b.f. lambs, 70 m.s. w.f. lambs, 30 f. and f. wethers, 70 prime fat ewes, 70 prime fat wethers, 70 prime fat 2-ths., 220 f. and f. b.fT lambs. 3 30 5-yr. ewes r.w. S.D. rams, 300 f. and f. b.f. lambs, 300 shorn b.f. lambs, 25 p.b. S.D. ewes r.w. ram, 100 wether lambs, 50 ewe lambs, 20 fat wethers. DANNEVIRKE CATTLE FAIR. • THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 3941, Sheep 31 a.m. Cattle 32 noon. 1000 CATTLE ' Comprising:— 100 3a-y r> P.A. and 11. bullocks, 120 P.A. cows r.w.b., 200 20-mths. P.A. steers, 80 20-mths. I’.A. heifers, 250 P.A. weancr steers, 70 P.A. weauer lioifers, 50 Jersey 'weancr heifers, 50 fat cattle, 50 empty P.A. cows. SHEEP—--500 w\ hoggets, 200 breeding ewes, 30 fat sheep. WANTED TO BUY VUANTLD TO BUY, .303 rifle or rifle barrel in good order. Address Times” Office, Palmerston North. TXT AN TED, canteen of cutlery, new or ’’ second hand. Best quality required, stainless steel knives. Write 5,” “Times.” WANTED TO BUY. TDIANO, Rogers * Chappell or llopkin'L son Upright. Must bo modern m appearance. Prepared to pay top price. Spot cash. Reply “395,” “Times.” WANTED TO PURCHASE for cash, “Atlas” Heat Storage Electric! Range, new or second hand. Please send all particulars to H.B. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Waipukurau. TJIANOS irrespective age or condition. ■** Highest prices. Freight paid. — Regg’s, ralmerston North, phone 5242, Box 115. UNCLE ALF’S, 309 Main Street, cash buyers of musical instruments, household oddments, gents ’ clothing, boots, shoes, etc.; engineers’, carpentering and gardening tools. Best prices given. ’Phone 0780. SACKS SACKS SACKS FARMERS and STOREKEEPERS. Your sacks and bags are urgently required for Primary Production in New Zealand. Wo pay tho highest market price, also Railway Freight, so consign your bags to:— McKENPRICK BROS. LIMITED, Taupo Wanganui. Phone 3309. P.O. Box 14 HOUSES FOR SALE storey-and-lialf buugulow built of wood and roughcast, brick foundations. Electric range ami hot-water, every modern convenience. Garage. Norih side, elevated position, commanding glorious view of city. Price £2OOO. Terms arr. Early posa. arr.—Butler & Co., George St., Palmerston North. A bargain —Four rooms Cuba Street. Cheap at £750. Immediate posession. Nash and Lovelock. UXIR SALE. —Five-roomed bungalowA type house. Good locality. Price £looo.’ Possession. Apply K. & Z. M. Geary & Co., Feilding. PROFESSIONAL notices T OKNA McAFFER DANCING ACADEMY BALLROOM CLASSES Commencing FRIDAY, March 31st. Beginners’ Class 5.30-0.30 Senior Class 0.30-7.30 Studio: 77 King SE, P.N. Phono 8033. SHIPPING NOTICES I TNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Sailings, circumstances permitting: Passenger uud Cargo Services Wellington to Lyttelton, Wellington to Picton, South Sea Islands, Australia. FOR LYTTELTON from Wellington: Raugatira, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, 7 p.m; Wahiuc, Thursdays, 7 p.m.# FOR PICTON from Wellington: Tamahine, Mondays, Wednesdays, lii. days, 2 p.m. For particulars apply U.S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD., Wellington, or M. A. ELIOTT, LTD., Palmerston North. 9 J. C. HUTTON (N.Z.) LTD. BUYERS OF PRIME BA CON EES. CHOPPERS AND PORKERS. AGENTS: S. Liggius, Phono 5425, P.N. R. Webb, Phono 8575, P.N. J. McDowell, Phone 0535, P.N. A. G. Tattle, McLean St., Woodville. R. Hook, Shannon, ’Phone No. 80. SWAN BACON AUID & VOSS 3 MAIBE STREET, PALMERSTON N. Ofl Rangstikel St. Phone 6191. FOR MOTOR SPRING REPAIRS. Agricultural and General Smith Work. A donation of £lO towards the fund for the purpose of purchasing a permanent home for the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movement in Feilding has been made by the Feilding Borough Council.