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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 424, 2 December 1933, Page 8

Auctions , LTD. DOUGLAS SALE MONDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1933 (lf\ STORE and Forward Cows 12 Fat Cows 25 15 month Jersey and Jersey Cross Heifers 10 Springing Heifers and Cows 10 Bulls 40 F.M. Ewes and Lamhs. NEWTON KING LTD., N.Z. LOAN & MERC. AGENCY COY. LTD. (In Conjunction) OUR STOCKS INCLUDE: Sterling Potato Manure. Hand Sorted Seed Potatoes. Government Certified Hawke's Bay Rye and Akaroa Cocksfoot. New Zealand Grown Clovers, Double Machine Dressed "College" Algerian Seed Oats, Partridge Peas and Barley Sutton's and Garton's pedigree and regenerated Mangolds, Carrots, Chou Mollier, Rape, Swedes, Turnips. Sterling Special Manures for all Crops Super, Basic Super, Steamed New Zealand Bonedust, Sulphate of Ammonia and Potash, Kainit, Guano, etc., etc. Horse, Pig, Cow and Calf Foods, Sterling lodised Salt Lick, "Eclipse" Meat Meal, Pig and Poultry Meal.

Wilson's Portland Cement, Fencing Wire, Netting, Roofing Iron, Sodium Chlorate, "Little's and Cooper's" Sheep Dips mm

W. H. H. TOUNG (1) 100 ACRES Freehold, rich drained swamp land on tar sealed road 1J miles from Factory, School School and Railway Station. Five paddocks well fenced. No buildings, but would milk 40 cows easily when buildings erected. Price £ls per acre with £SOO down, or if purchaser will erect building this will replace most of deposit. Easy terms at 5 per cent. Cheap farm for energetic man. (2) Going Concern: 250 acres Freehold at Douglas, together with i live and dead stock running upon easy rolling good grazing land, well grassed and very free from weeds. Good five-roomed house, garage, shearing and milking shed 'With three-cow machines attached; together with 40 young dairy cows, 200 sheep and 40 yearling cattle to go with farm. Price £l2 per acre with £BSO down, balance long term at 5 per cent. Walk In, walk out. W. H. H. YOUNG LAND AND ESTATE AQENT

INGLEWOOD CO-OP. BACON CURING CO., LTD. <T<HE above Company will receive from Shareholders Only on the dates and at the stations as follows: November STRATFORD—Moudav, 13th and 17th MIDHIRST—Tuesday, 14th and 28th DOUGLAS—Monday, 6th and 20th TOKO—Monday, 6th and 27th HUlßOA—Tuesday, 14th and Wednesday, 29th, to 12.30 p.m. TE WERA—Tuesday, 14th, and Wednesday, 29th, from 1 to 4 p.m. Agents and Carriers have now been appointed as follows: — Kohuratahi, Whangamomona and Tahora: Mr. Anderson, Carrier. Toko: Mr J. Smith, Carrier. Douglas: Mr Reader, Carrier. Huiroa: Mr. J. Stanford, Carier. Toko to Kohuratahi: Mr. C. J. Coulton, Stralhmore, Buyer. WEIGHTS TAKEN: 60/1501bs. hook weights and subject to grade. Further particulars at BOX 24, or PHONE 12, INGLEWOOD "\fAZOL Pastilles flo not Sfcsturb th« stomach —no offensive emeH or taste—to relieve Cold*. Hoarsen en* Lass of Volet). 1/8 box.