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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19549, 31 January 1927, Page 3

SALES BY AUCTION. jQ ALGETY AND 00.. HAMILTON. (gTOCK gALE-rpO-MOKROW (TUESDAY). AA HEAD OF CATTLE, Comprising 25 FAT COWS «ND HEIFERS. 10 STORE COWS. 20 15-MONTHS CATTLE. 3000 Comptisins s EEE r ' 400 FAT AND FORWARD EWES. 300 4 AND ti-TOOTHED EWES. 900 STORE EWES. 150 STORE LAMBS. 750 WOOLLY RAPE LAMBS (Border Leicester and Southdown Cross). 500 WOOLLY STORE LAMES (Border Leicester and Southdown Crosiw. S HEEP JIAIR. JpEBRUARY 9 4000 c sheep. Comprising:— 40 FAT WETHERS. 1000 2 AND 4-TOOTH WETHERS. 1500 SOUND-MOUTHED EWES. 300 2-TOOTH EWES. 500 4-TOOTH EWES. 150 4-YEAR-OLD ROMNEY EWES (One • earmark). 500 STORE LAMBS. 300 WOOLLY LAMBS. 25 2-TOOTH ROMNEY RAMS. Entries Solicited. AND QOMPANY, HAMILTON. "QALGETY AND QOMPANY, TE KUITI. T E K um S ALK jpEBRUARY 5Q CATTLE, Including, 26 i AND 5-YEAR FORWARD BULLOCKS. 18 3-YEAR STEERS. 2500 Including, 2000 LAMBS. 50 FAT 4-TOOTH WETHERS. 60 FAT EWES. 250 2-TOOTH EWES 200 2 AND 4-TOOTH EWES. AND QOMPANY, TE KUITI. JQ ALGETY AND QOMPANY, J^TD., AUCKLAND. ESTFIELD gHEEP AND JJIAIR, rjpHURSDAY, TpEBRUARY 6000 Including, 5000 2-TOOTH TO 5-YEAR-OLD EWES, ex East Coast, from the following Stations: KOHU. TAKANGA, OTANGA, TAHORE, POTIKIROA, TANGIHANGA, OMARUPAROA, Comprising: 4000 4 AND 5-YEAR-OLD EWES. 500 4, 6 AND 8-TOOTH EWES. 400 2-TOOTH EWES. On Account of Clients: liO FULL-MOUTH EWES. 50 STORE LAMBS. rUAKAU CHEEP gHEEP F A pEBRUARY rj 7 AAA EWES, RAMS, LAMBS AND t UUU WETHERS, from Glen Murray, Kaawa, Port "Waikato, Onewliero, Pukekawa and Waingaro District. Including, 2500 FRESH FULL-MOUTH EWES. 300 6-TOOTH TO FULL-MOUTH EWES. 1200 2-TOOTK EWES. 300 2-TOOTH WETHERS. 50 4-TOOTH WETHERS. 1500 LAMBS. 30 RAMS. JQ ALGETY AND QOMPANY, AUCKLAND.

There's a special fluffy sponge cake she loves, and golden little crispy ones with pink sugar a'top—There are others too—Mother makes them all! She does like to watch the pile of soft white flour, and sparkling, trickling, sugar crystals; to gasp as mother skilfully, carelessiv, breaks an egg and tipn its yellow yoke and clear white into golden butter; to perhaps to have a little cake to make all of her own, and then to—very wiselysay, "Oh! Mother, we musn'tforget EDMONDS, MUST we!" She knows! Mother knows! The Baker-man knows ! It's the secret of all successful cooking. There's healthful, delicious cooking for you all, in every tin of pure 2 (id