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Taranaki Daily News, 5 July 1932, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. FARMERS’ GO-OP. INGLEWOOD SALE. WEDNESDAY, 'JULY 6, 1932. 30 Store and Fat Cows. 60 Jersey and Jersey Weaner- Heifers. 50 Dairy Cows and Heifers. ON ACCOUNT OF MR. C. GOBLE. WITHOUT. RESERVE. 34 Holstein Dairy Cows (July and Aug.) (Herd average 3541b5. fat). I. • ■ PORKERS, BACONERS AND CHOPPERS. IJIHOMAS pORTHWICK & gONS. (A’ASIA) LTD. RECEIVING DATES FOR JUNE, 1932. MONDAYS. Urenui and District Lorry Collection. — June 13 and 27. Rahotu, Pungarehu and Warea Lorry Col- ; lection. —June 13. Eltham.—June 13. Normanby.—June 13. TUESDAYS. Hawera.—June 14. Omata and District to Hurford Road Lorry Collection.—June 14. Waitara.—June 14. WEDNESDAYS. Okato, Tataraimaka, Puniho and Omata Lorry Collection.—June 1 and 15. Auroa.—June 15. Manaia (10.30 a.m. to 1 p.n..).—June 8 and 15. Otakeho Lorry Collection.—June 15. Inaha (9 to 10 a.m.). —June 15. FRIDAYS. Opunake/. Oaonur, Te Kiri and Pihama Lorry Collection. —June 17. Stratford. —June 17. Kapuni.—June 17 and July 3. Palmer Road Lorry Collection.—June 17. Inglewood ■. Lorry Collection.—June 10 and 24. '• Kaponga Lorry Collection. —June 17. . BUYERS; J.' H. BUTCHER, Stratford. R. M. THURSTON, Eltham. F. H. WRIGHT, Hawera. Ri BUTCHER, Waitara. - Representative Waverley and Waitotara Districts: C. Webster, Waverley. Whangamomona District: H. Anderson, Whangamomona. \ NOTE.—We sell Pig, Calf and Poultry Meal. Highly recommended. A little goes a long way. Try lewt. For particulars apply to Buyers, or direct to—qYHOMAS gORTHWICK & gONS. (A’ASIA), LTD., WAITARA.

SAFEGUARDING CAPITAL. Very few investments available to-day offer big capital appreciation combined with absolute safety of invested capital, and this fact makes the latest prospectus issued by N.Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd., very interesting reading. The interests of all bondholders in this company are safeguarded by a Board of Trustees, composing well-known public men in London, Australia and New Zealand, and this Board, in addition to conducting research work and in other ways arranging for realisation of the timber at maturity, have absolute control of the maintenance reserve fund. The company will be pleased to furnish to all intending bondholders, without obligation, details . proving security - for this investment to be in excess of 20s in the £. —Advt. 4.