RUCTION BALES. EKETAHUNA STOCK SAL*. THURSDAY, AUGT CT 23, 1928. 50 wether hogget 40 m.s. hoggets 20 m.s. hoggets 2U m.s. hoggets 6 springing cows, gurianieod 5 cows on drop, guaranteed 6 springing cows, good, gtd. 2 springing heifers 1 heifer just calved 7 18-mths Jersey heifers, empty 3 2 .j-yr steers 9 weaner pigs Account Kebbell Bras, Te Hoe. Alfred ton — 15 fat Hereford cows MARTINBOROUGH SAL*. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23. 1928. At 1 p.rn. 20 yearling Jersey cross heifers 8 fat 3-yr-old heifers 3 forward cows 3 springing heifers, close to profit 8 dairy cows (gtd. sound) 80 ewe hoggets 40 b.f. hoggets 30 w.f. hoggets 1 pony stallion, 5 years 1 pony stallion, 9 years CARTERTON SAL*. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1828. At 11 *.m. 1 sow with litter 3 sows close to farrow 1 Berkshire sow. close to farrow 12 weanor pigs (good) 1 spring cart- horse PAHIATUA STOCK BAD* TUESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1928. Sale btarts 11.30 «..m MABTERTUN BALA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29. 1928. At 11 *.oi 500 Boner Cows and Bulls
WANTED IMMEDIATELY the above in any nurrber; also fat cows and bullocks. Highest schedule price and CASH in paddock. Also wanted 30 12-inonth high grade Jersey heifers and 2-yr springing heifers I7*;OR SALE—2O high grade Jersey heifers on drop and springing. Price £ll ; 20 dairy cows, guaranteed. £9 10s. G. F. O’ROURKE, ’Phone 203, Pahiatua.
To the Man on the Land JOIN the Farmers’ Union. It is your own organisation, formed for your own protection. When danger threatens, the Farmers’ Union is always to the fore—it is the WatchDog of the Farmer. The Union has more than justified its existence. And remember there are many concessions to be gained by being a member of the Union. For instance: You can insure your dwellings and furniture in the Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Association FOR 6s Sd per £IOO. WHY PAY MORE? Accident Insurance, 17s 6d par £IOO. And the Company is noted for its PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. J. A WALSH. Secretary. Lane's after illness Lane’s Emulsion acts quickly, beneficially, and does .permanent good supplying the elements necessary for the renewal of health, strength and sound nerves; aids assimilation, increases flesh, and brings brightness and color to the cheeks. 7
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10920, 22 August 1928, Page 8
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