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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18585, 20 December 1934, Page 14

MATAWHERO SALE TO-MORROW TO-MORROW FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 SHEEP, including: 600 m.s. Lambs (400 rape). 50 m.a. Ewes. 38 HEAD CATTLE, including: 8 Dairy Cows. .‘i Pat Cows. 8 Fat Heifers. 4 Vealers. 15 Yrlg. Jersey Heifers. 50 Store and Weaner Pigs. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN.

H ERE’S an opportunity to buy tiptop posts and battens ® at real low prices. New shipment! Puriri and Totara Posts :: :: Rimu d White Piae Battens Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd. (Incorporated in England).

LEATHER FOR FARMERS KIA ORA GUARANTEED LEATHER at Manufacturing Cost,, in payment for HIDES, SKINS. WOOL. TALLOW. F. E. WILSON & SONS MAKARAKA. Cash Buyers. Phone 1339. [ INEN- MARKING OUTFIT (Rubher stamp of your name), pad brush. Indelible Ink. and a box to hold the lot. 3/6; postage 3d extra. —At the ttorate rtffloo ]TOR SALE.—Ticket Writing Cards, assorted colors. —Herald Printing Department. &.v MEMORANDA Competitors are reminded that entries for the To Karalta .sports on NewYear’s Day close as follows: —Professionals, December 21, with Mr J. Watts; chopping, December 22, with the secretary, To Karaka; amateurs, December 20, with Mr Charles Brown; dancing, December 27, with Mr James Johnstone. Father Christmas arrived in Gisborne ' during the week with a wonderful selection of toys for the children, and as he brought more than the shops could accommodate lie has arranged with Mr. Harwich, auctioneer, to sell the surplus by auction to-morrow afternoon at 1.30 o'clock in a shop opposite the town clock. There are tricycles, scooters, mechanical toys, engines, cars, dolls, games and hundreds of other lines. Everything has to be sold. TP tuere is one Fruit Extract better than another it’s Frultnline; orange, raspberry, lemon. —C. D. Stewart. Distributor.