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Taranaki Daily News, 24 August 1931, Page 16

SALES BY AUCTION , NEWTON KING, LTD. STONY RIVER HORSE FAIR. • ' » TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1931. At 12.30 p.m. 40 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES. The above entry includes many good, young farm horses broken to all work and prospective purchasers can attend this fixture with confidence for their requirements. •• INGLEWOOD SALE. ’ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1931. 150 FAT 4 ' TOOTH WETHERS. 100 Romney Ewe Hoggets. 100 Romney Wether Hoggets. 45 Yearling Jersey (including 18 whose dams averaged over SOOlbs. fat). 20 B. and W. 2 and 3-Year Steers. 10 Empty'Jersey Heifers. IN DAIRY SHED: 50 Springing, Heifers. 40 G.S. Dairy Cows. On account Mr. A. J. Greene, Tarata, With* ...out Reserve: — Herd of 15 Young Dairy Cows, Sale Commences at 12.30 p.m, KAPONGA SPRIMG HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1931. At 12.30 p.m. sharp. 00 WAGGON HORSES, Milk Carters, Half-Draughts and Ponies, broken to all work. NOTE: This.sale offers an ideal oppor--tunity to farmers to procure reliable horsoj - ready for immediate work. BUSINESS NOTICE. J gHEEHAN, LTD., has taken over the Tannery and Fellniofl* ery at Stratford, formerly conducted by Sidney James, Ltd. Purchase your baWr locally. We have all classes in stock. Also ash buyers of wool,, hides and skins.

S. HARTNELL & CO. AUCTIONEERS, LAND & ESTATE * AGENTS, NEW PLYMOUTH. FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. Splendid* stand,.. Central Devon Street, two ..living rooms, stock, fittings, etc., £B5. A real snip, low rental, good lease; ■ 'PHONES: Stratford 489. New Plymouth 1252,, 'THE INGLEWOOD CO-OPERATIV3 X BACON CURING CO., LTD; Farmers are requested to note that W will not be receiving any further pigs until dates to be advertised later in this. spacO. MEATMEAL.—Our own product, and & splendid pig, calf or poultry food; Try & bag, 10/- per hundred. STAR BRAND Products. When ordering your bacon or hams, remember oil? brand is STAR BRAND, and insist on haying it, thus supporting your own local cooperative industry. All particulars obtainable from Box 24 of 'phone 12, Inglewood." : , STAND the Season at Sentry Hill, Nev? F Plymouth— . .. ' ■ RACEFUE y ■ (Martian—Rose Red, own sister to y c Ukraine). Rncefui is a brother in blood to - Melbourne and N.Z. Cup winner SasanbL while his dam Rose Red was an own sista^.’'. to the dual Auckland Cup winner All Red.Raceful is a handsome bay horse stand*ing over 16 hands. Sound and even tem.*. pered, he proved a high-class racehorse! beating Humbug as a two-year-old and; winning in all nine races and stakes to th<J value of almost £4OOO. Very few of his progeny have raced, but' Tradesman and Fraser have been successful, and some of his rising stock are ver£ promising. . - TERMS: 10 gns., payable by Dec. 20.’ , All mares grazed at 5/- per week. N<l responsibility taken. , For cards, and further particulars apply. ■ T. CARSON, Sentry Hill. ' _ MILK AND CREAM CANS-. MADE LIKE NEW! Worn Buckets, Separator Bowls, Cano, etc,, given double life and made easy to clean by—-re-tinning We have a special 1 , ■,—'J Tinning Plant and can execute the work at exceptionally reasonable prices. SMART BROS. LTD. ' Water Heater Manufacturers, BROUGHAM ST., NEW PLYMOUTH,