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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 77, 27 June 1928, Page 8

,Audiion Sales. SPECIAL CATTLE FAIR. STRATFORD SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 28th JUNE, 1928, At 12 Noon. PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE Uiv.y HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Comprising—--100 4-year-o]d bullocks •.200 3-year-old steers 100 2-year-old steers 160 Hereford cows, in calf to P.A. bulls 150 P.A. cows, in calf to P.A. bulls 70 Hereford store cows (empty) 40 P.A. mixed sex weaners 50 2-year-old P.A. heifers (empty). This line yarding of station cattle offers to those in search of good stock a splendid opportunity to fulfill their requirements. The female cattle are a particularly well bred lot, whilst the bullocks and Bteersj arc in good store condition, and are mostly of good colours. The whble offering is practically for UNRESERVED SALE, and buyers are confidently recommended to be i n attendance. CARS will leave the various branches of the Auctioneers on morning of sale. NEWTON KING, LTD., Stratford and Branches. MRS BRADFORD'S SALE. ON THE FARM, TOKO ROAD, TOKO. FRIDAY, 29th JUNE, 1928. At 1 p.m. Sharp. 'THE FARMERS' CO-OP. have been favored with instructions from MRS BRADFORD, who is giving up dairying to sell as abo've, WITHOUT RESERVE. 45 Young dairy cows 5 in-calf Jersey heife.rfc 1 Pedigree bull 2 farm horses (all work) 1 pony A.W.R. 4-cow milking plant and Warwick engine, 'Ford car, discs,' chain harrows, roller, s.f. plough, spring dray, harness, and sundries. NOTE. —These are good "bodied cows in splendid condition and due to calve August and 'September to a pedigree bull. On account of Mr H. J. Kaye, Toko: 1 9 Coulter Massey Harris..25 choice young Jersey Dairy At Wanganui Magist.rr.ites' Court the other day Mr Barton, S-M., was asked to make an order against a defendant admitted spending ,1s 6d a week on tobacco. 15ie Magistrate is reported to have replied: "I. can seo no more reason for cutting oft debtor's tobacco than cutting off the sugar in his tea. ' Doubtless Mir Barton recognised that the habitual smoker would go without, tea altogether rather than give up his pipe. To a great ma,u,v men tobacco i s not a luxury—it is w necessity. Anti-tobacconists ea v it is highly injurious. It isn't, provided the right kind of of tobacco is used. The imported brands, we,,all know, contain far too much nicotine to be wholesome. But what about our own New Zealand tobaccosP They contain so little nicotine "that they may be considered rather beneficial than otherwise. And you can't wti them ' for fbynur and fragrance. That's because tUey are toasted. Ask any tobacconist for "Riverhead Gold mild, "Navy Cut" (Bulldog) medium or "Cut Plug No. 10" (Bullshead) full strength- ;*'■■ 74 •THE INGLE vVOOD CO-OPERATIVE BACON CURING COMPANY. Ltd., will receive Pigs from Shareholders only, .;s follows—june- ,■../;, ■;, ~ Stratford—4th. Mid.hirst— Tuesdays, ath and 19th. Toko—llth and 25th. Douglas—Monday, 25th.

BOBBY CALVES BOBBY CALVES THOS POKTHWICK AND g ONS (AUSTRALASIA), LIMITED. 1 X> * WAITABA FREEZING WORK'S, Are Buyers of 192 S Season's BOBBY CALVES in any numbers Subject to Government Regulations prevailing) right throughout Tar^uaki. Taranaki Collecting Carriers are being appointed, and tuj:tl\er Particulars will be advertised later. PAYMENT Made on Following Way of Delivery. PIGS PIGS RECEIVING DATES FOR JUNE. TUESDAYS—Stratford, June ,12th, 26th. WEDNESDAYS—Matapu, 1.30 to 3|p, June 20th. Midhirst, ~June 20. FRIDAYS—Kaponga, June 15th, 29th. PRICES-. Porkers- Up to 1201 b, sd. Chopper Sows 2]d lb. Bacoaers: 121 ; 0 WOlb, 6d. The above prices include the Government subsidy. Lgps oalf one shilling per pig insurance. n^ CALFSKINS: Current Matfket Rates. BUYERS OF PIGS AND CULL COWS. BUYERS— ''-' x J. H. Butcher, Stratford; F. H. Wright, Hawera; R. M. Thurston, Eltham, R. Butcher, Waitara; or direct ta THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (A'ASIA) LIMITED, WAITARA,

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