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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18466, 3 August 1934, Page 12

BAE WICK'S AUCTION MAST TO-MORROW TO-MORROW Further 1.30: Usual Poultry Sale, entries required. 1.45: Produce, Produce, Produce. 2 p.m.: On account of Miss Pickett: GROCERY and MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, comprising good general assortment of all GROCERY lines and hundreds of DRAPERY and FANCY GOODS lines. As Miss Pickett has given up business, every thing is to be sold. THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS. FRED. BARWICK THE LIVE AUCTIONEER. 139 HORSE_ FAIR MATAWHERO YARDS MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 6 and 7. 363 DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HORSES (Broken and Unbroken). DRAUGHT STALLIONS. Broken-in Horses First Day. N. 8.: Horses guaranteed in harness to stand trial on ground if required. Sale starts 10 a.m. each day. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN. 29 MATAWAI SALE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8 210 16 SHEEP, including: 50 Wether Hoggets. 160 2-th Ewes. HEAD CATTLE, including: 10 Sprg. Dairy Heifers. 6 Dairy Cows. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN. 80 ANNUAL JERSEY SALE SEPTEMBER 6, 1934. J£NTRIES CLOSE MONDAY, August C. with the Auctioneers. W. E. CHAMBERLAIN, 129 . Secretary. BOBBY GALVES NX CO-OPERATIVE PIG MARKETING ASSN. LTD. \yiLL collect CALVES throughout the whole of the District on MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS ONLY. Representative: E. G. WINTERS, Phone 1291. Carriers: F. Mclntosh, Phone 770 M: T. P. Hogan, 1669. FREE RAILAGE ON Poverty Bay BURNT LIME "CHARMERS! Take advantage of the Government’s FREE RAILAGE OFFER! , By pooling orders to make up the 6-ton minimum, you may have supplies forwarded by rail, free of charge. Obtain your supplies of POVERTY BAY BURNT LIME immediately. Top-dress your land with this splendid lime, and you will be rewarded with a rich growth and abundant crops in the spring. Obtainable at all Stores. Poverty Bay Lime Works Phone, Day 1022 U, Night 1327 W.

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