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Taranaki Daily News, 12 July 1929, Page 20

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ GO-OP. HAWERA SALE. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929. HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE. On account of Mr. S. C. TONKS, his Annual Draft of:— |OO CHOICE 3-YEAR JERSEY INCALF HEIFERS. NOTE. —Undoubtedly one of the finest lines of in-calf heifers to be submitted to dairymen this year, we have every confidence in recommending these cattle. OVER 60 PER CENT. ARE FROM TESTED DAMS, having been selected as calves from Mr. Tonks’ well-known herd of 200 cows, which this season has averaged 330 lbs. of butter-fat per cow—the highest record per cow for big herds under the South Taranaki Herd-Testing Association. An unparalleled opportunity for dairymen to secure high-producing cattle. ALSO— On account of MR. F. REARDON: — 100 JERSEY AND JERSEY CROSS DAIRY COWS. NOTE.—These cattle are young, goodcoloured cows off hilly country. The majority are July calvers, nothing, being later than the 20th August, thus ensuring an early return to purchasers. All will carry the vendor’s guarantee of soundness at calving, a fact which will be appreciated by past purchasers of Mr. Reardon’s cows. This very choice line of cows we have no hesitation in recommending to dairymen.

NOTE.—Pig Sale will commence at 12 noon Sharp. Dairy Sale will- commence at 12.30 p.m. sharp.

TARANAKI FARMERS! SUPPORT THE pATEA pREEZING yyORKS A FARMERS’ CONCERN. BOBBY CALVES AND PIGS. We commenced this industry in New Zealand. We purchase straight out for cash on receipt of buyers’ orders, or— We offer you the opportunity to Pool and share in any Profits. Ask yourselves why Pigs and Calves bring higher prices in Taranaki than anywhere in New Zealand to-day. Over £7OOO paid in Bonuses to Farmers this year. Be sure and arrange with Patea Buyers and collectors for this season’s Calves and Pigs. A. N. WILLIAMS, Manager. Patea Farmers’ Co-op Freezing Co., Ltd. OpHE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIVE X BACON CURING COMPANY, LTD., will receive PIGS from SHAREHOLDERS ONLY, as follows:— JULY. Smart Road.—Mondays, 8, 9 and 10. Midhirst. —Tuesday, 9. Waitara. —Tuesday, 9. Tariki. —Tuesday, 9. Inglewood.—Wednesday, 10. NOTE.—An allowance of 1/- per head will be paid on all pigs delivered at our Smart Road Works. PHILLIPS AND SON’S CENTRAL MART STRATFORD ’PHONE: Day, 721; Night, 81513. THREE FARMS at GIVE AWAY PRICES NEAR STRATFORD. ACRES, all ploughable. Good House, cowshed, and outbuildings. 60 cow’s have been milked on this farm. Price £33 per acre. Cash £7OO. Balance at 6 per cent, for long term. ■2OO ACRES, or more, can be bought £5OOO. Carrying 70 cows. Stock at valuation. Good terms can be arranged. £lOOO Cash will get you in on a good proposition. ACRES, level to easy rolling hills. Good House, wool shed, and piggeries. Well fenced w’ith sheep-proof fences. Can milk 50 cows and carry 50 store cattle and 1000 sheep and more. On metalled road close to railway. , Price, £lOOO Cash down on land, with good terms for balance. Land Salesman: M. T. PHILLIPS.

FARMERS! EG MONT LOAN DEPOSIT & INVESTMENT, LTD. CAPITAL • - - £20,000. J ENDS MONEY on farm implements, farm stock, chattels, or furniture, also discounts mortgages.. Loans repayable by instalments to suit borr. wer. Further particulars supplied at Co,'.pany’s Office, «2 Upper Brougham Street, New Plymouth. A. J. TUNBRIDGE, Secretary. BUY—PRODUCTS! BACON, COOKED HAM AND LARD. BACON, COOKED HAM AND LARD. Have You Tried ' ALL PORK SAUSAGES Obtainable from your Grocer. TII W ALKER & S ONS ’ L TD ' HAWERA.