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Northern Advocate, 11 May 1939, Page 14

AUCTIONEERS JST.A. FARMERS’ Co-op. Ltd. STOCK, STATION & GENERAL AUCTIONEERS HEAD OFFICE - _ WHANGAREI P.O. BOX 147 - - - WHANGAREI Branches and Agents throughout the North Telegraphic Address: “Farmcoop” Whangarei—Office and Store Phone 2279 Grocery 2648 Garage 2486 STOCK INQUIRIES AFTER HOURS: Mr. W. G. Whitmore Phone 2864 Mr. M. C. McDonald Phone 2756 Mr. L. F. Clotworthy Phone 2767 KAMO—Every Friday. KAMO Sale —Friday, May 12th 1A A HEAD OF CATTLE xw including: 20 Dairy Cows and Heifers, 15 Fat Cows and Heifers. 40 Boner Cows. 21 Jersey ■ Heifer Calves. 20 Mixed Cattle. 15 Fresh-conditioned Ewes. 12 Wether Hoggets. PAKOTAI Sale—Monday, May 15th Klj Head of Cattle including: 12 Working Bullocks and Gear. 30 Boner Cows. 5 Springers.

WAIPU Sale—Tuesday, May 16th 100 Heac * of Cattle including: 15 Cow and Heifer Beef. 40 Boner Cows. 5 Springers. n 20 18-month Shorthorn Heifers. Also—--30 Weaner Pigs. 12 noon sharp. 335-acre Farm. Ring fenced, no buildings, partly in grass, plenty fencing timber. Very easy terms. ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE “KITEROA” STUD FARM MAUNGATAPERE Wednesday May 24th, 1939 Full particulars later. DISPERSAL SALE—“SILVERDALE” JERSEY HERD WHAKAPARA Thursday May 25th, 1939 FAT PIGS Please note that we will receive Fat Pigs at Whangarei Station every Thursday. Available at All Times ex our Stores >f # A.F. Pigmeal Sucrosene Pigmeal Australian Pollard „ Bran Molasses Chaff and Grain Fertilizers U.A.F.- SEEDS for Purity Germination and Growth Our Quality Seed Mixture for Bush Burn or Temporary Pasture—B/6 bushel. “Le Roy’s” Saddle and Trench Coats Working Boots Gum Boots Horse Covers Cow Covers for "QUALITY We offer ex Auckland now available—- “ Diamond” 17/20% Basic Slag, due May. North African Phosphate Nett f.0.r., f.o.b. Auckland ' AUCTION SALES gALES J)AY gALES J}AY 'JO-MORROW JpRIDAY JO-MORROW JRIDAY JHOMSON, JgAGLEY & QO., LTD.

Will Sell at their Auction Rooms, BANK STREET Opp. Town. Hail. 10.30 a.m. \ FRUIT: Apples, Pears, Tree Tomatoes, Etc. VEGETABLES: Cabbage, Lettuce, Silver Beet, Beans, Carrots, Swedes, Pumpkin, Kumaras, Potatoes, Onions, Etc. 1.30 p.m. POULTRY: 65 Hens, Pullets, Cockerels, Ducks, Turkeys, etc. Special Entry: 2.15 p.m. USED FURITURE AND SUNDRIES, Including: 4ft. 6in. O.R. Bed and Wire; 3ft. O.R. Bed and Wire; 2-drawer OR. Comb. Chest; O.R. Tea Waggon; Carpet Sweeper (as new); O. R. Table; 3 O.R. Dining Chairs; Kitchen Chair; Hall Stand; Bird Cage; 2 Budgies and Cage, Collection of Tools, including Spades, Shovels, Picks, Crowbars, Rope, Roofing Felt, Augers. Household Sundries, and Books. Also: 6 Ladies’ Raincoats. 6 Gent.’s Raincoats. (These are new English Coats.) MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Thomson Baglet & CO. LTD. THE AUCTIONEERS. 112 BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. MAIGM BUILDER ?h res— Private - - - 2316 Shop - - - 2013 M E T (Metropolitan Hotel) QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND The Popular AUCKLAND House for ALL NO&TH AUCKLANDERS And the Tariff is Very Moderate — 10/6 per day The Ideal Hostelry for Farmers . and Businessmen All Trams pass door—Theatres handy Telegraph or Ring 40-730 C 5 ALEX WATT. Proprietor. ] A DMISSION TICKETS—IOOO Tickets A ona Roll, No. 1 to 1000. Printed! 1/-, 1/6, 2/-, 2/6, 3/- and Admit One. —Northern Advocate Jobbing Depart-1 raent. Phone 2399, 1