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Northern Advocate, 1 October 1943, Page 6

AUCTIONEERS WALTER WAKELLN Limited MOEREWA SALE SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 400 HEAD of CATTLE, including: 2GO Steers (all ages,) 50 Dairy Cows and Heifers, 50 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 50 Dairy Cows and Heifers. 15 Beef. 20 Boner Cows. on a/c clients—2 Farm Mares, 5 years old, broken to chains; 1 Aged Farm Mare; 1 Spring Cart. PARUA BAY SALE MONDAY OCTOBER 4 100 HEAD of CATTLE 1 Ped. Jersey Bull, 5 years old. 5 Yearling Jersey Bulls. 20 Dairy Cows and Heifers. 30 Mixed Cattle. 30 Steers. 25 Yearling Shorthorn Steers (good). 50 Romney Wether Hoggets. 10 Store Wethers. WHAKAPARA SALE TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 200 KEAD of CATTLE 20 Beef. 10 4-year Bullocks. 40 S.H. and Crossbred Steers, 3 years old. 30 2 and 3-year-old Empty Crossbred Heifers. 50 2 and 3-year Steers. 50 Dairy Cows and Heifers, on a/c clients—--15 Pedigree Jersey Bulls, yearlings to 3 years old. 10 Shorthorn Bulls. 30 Good Store Pigs. KAMO SALE (Cattle, Pigs and Bulls) WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 2QO HEAD of CATTLE, including: 10 Prime Speyed Cows. 35 3-year-old Steers. 20 Beef. 100 Dairy Cows and Heifers, on a/c client—6 Choice Jersey Heifers, close to profit; 6 Choice S.H'. Heifers, close to profit; 10 Jersey heifers, close to profit Also—--150 BULLS OF ALL BREEDS Also—--400 PIGS OF ALL CLASSES, including: 15 Extra Good Store Pigs. 50 Fat Pigs. Also—2ooft. -.tin. Piping; 300 Puriri and Totara Posts. ORDER OF SALE Dairy Cattle, 10.30 a.m. Eulls. 11.30 a.m. Pigs, 1.30 p.m. Beef and Store Cattle, 2.30 p.m.

. KAMO BULL SALE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6 IKA BULLS OF ALL BREEDS, v ' including, on a/c clients: 30 Regd. Peel. Jersey Bulls (all ages.) 4 Choice Regd. Ped. Yearling (milking strain) Shorthorn Bulls. 10 Pedigree Ayrshire Bulls. G Choice Ylg. Ped. S.H. Bulls. 10 Grade S.H. Bulls. 3 Choice Ped. Ylg. Jersey Bulls. 10 Choice Grade Jersey Bulls, 1 year to 3 years old. 3 Ped. Friesian Bulls (1 yearling and two 2-year-olds). Clients are requested 1o advise us of their entries. Sale commences 11.30 a.m. TITOKI SALE THURSDAY OCTOBER 7 gQ HEAD OF CATTLE FOR SALE 65 acres of first-class land, situated at Maung'atapere. House thereon, hut no cow shed. Price and particulars on application. 300 acres, good grazing country, in Maungatapere district. Subdivided into 13 paddocks. Good water. Carrying capacity 500 sheep and 100 cattle. Price and particulars on application. First-class farm of 200 acres, situated at Maungatapere. Subdivided into 20 paddocks. Well watered. Carrying 120 milking cows and young stock. Price and particulars on application. WEIGHT, STEPHENSON and Go., Ltd.

Phone 2577. Stock Inquiries after hours 3112 Machinery Inquiries after hours . 3003 T OTAMATEA JERSEY CLUB’S ANNUAL BULL SALE OCTOBER 4 Catalogues on .application for these sales. PRODUCE Seed and Table Potatoes. Buy now while supplies are plentiful. MAX CALF SCOUR 100% effective if fed at regular intervals—B oz. bottles, 8/-; 16 oz. bottles, I 13/-. MERCHANDISE Also stocks of HOG NETTING, S WIN GLETREES, SPADES, AXES, SHOVELS, RUBBERWARE, BRUSHWARE, BUCKETS, HORSE COVERS, SADDLERY. We now have stocks of “ROYLETE” Saddle Coats and Leggings—Sizes 4, 5 and 6. PLACE YOUR LIME ORDER NOW! Buy where you sell—let a British Separator produce the butter that Britain buys from you. The LISTER is 100% BRITISH. We are the agents. BOOTHMAC HAYMAKING MACHINERY Hay Rakes, Hay Presses, Sweeps, Stackers, and the famous BOOTHMAC Nicholson Side Rake, Swath Turner and Tedder. Place your order for Haymaking Machinery now. FOR PRIVATE SALE Few Select Pedigree Yearling Shorthorn Bulls. Tonight’s Radio All YA stations:' 7.45 p.m., American commentary; 9.0, newsreel; 10.50, Propaganda Front; 11.0, London news; 11.15, Greetings from the Boys Overseas. IYA AUCKLAND (650 kc.) 7.15 p.m.: Sports talk by Gordon Hutter. 7.30: The Studio Orchestra. 8.0: “Voyages and Adventures,” readings by Rev. G. A. Naylor. 8.15: The Studio Orchestra. 8.27: Hazel Burrell (mezzo-soprano). 8.39: The Studio Orchestra. 9.25: Everybody’s Scrapbook. 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 2YA WELLINGTON (570 kc.) , 7.30 p.m.: Music from the Masters. 8.0: 1 Raymond Wentworth (bass). 8.12: “S.S. Ohio,” the story of a American-built tanker and her British crew. 8.41: At Short Notice. 9.30: N.Z. news for N:Z. Pacific Forces. 9.40: For the Bandsman. 9.52: Mrs. F. M. Halvorsen (soprano). 10.1: Three Marches. 10.10: New dance recordings, compered by “Turntable.” -3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 kc.) 7.30 p.m.: Joan Stocker (violinist) and Claude Davies (pianist). 8.0: Betty Hall (pianist). ■ 8.14: Rita Jamieson (mezzocontralto). 8.24: Madrid Symphony Or- ' chestra. 8.41: Keith R. Berry (baritone). < 8.52: New Mayfair Chamber Orchestra, j 9.25: Grand Symphony Orchestra. 9.30: * Tchaikovski arid his Music. 10.0: The Masters in Lighter Mood. 4YA DUNEDIN (790 kc.) 7.30 p.m.; "Dad and Dave.” 8.0; The £ Langworth Gauehos. 8.29: The Screen , Guild Players. 8.55: London Piano-Accor-dion Band. 9.25: Billy Mayer! (piano) and 1 his Orchestra. 9.31: Readings by Professor r T. D. Adams. 9.52: Professor Egon Petri T (piano). 10.0: Dance music by Dick Colvin ■* and his Music, s