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Taranaki Daily News, 21 October 1933, Page 12

SALES BY AUCTION. STONY RIVER SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1933. 270 Yearling Jersey Heifers. 50 Hold-over Jersey Heifers. 20 Fat and Store Cows. 10 Bulls. ' 25 Dairy Cows and Heifers. 5 Good Farm Horses. 1 S.F. Plough. On account of a Client: — 6 2-Year Pedigree and Grade jersey Bulls. L OANS A T L ow R ATES - MR. DAIRYFARMBR I Do you desire to re-arrange your finances ? MR. DAIRYFARMER ! Why not lighten that interest burden 1 MR. DAIRYFARMER I We have money available for loans on dairy stock security. MR. DAIRYFARMER I We may be able to help you at a reasonable rate of interest. CALL OR WRITE. rpARANAKI piNANCE QO., LIMITED. RIDDIFORD STREET, HAWERA, (Opposite Post Office.)

PIRELLI TYRES HEAVILY REDUCED IN PRICE. Pirelli Tyres are built stronger to last longer. More miles, better road grip, more comfortable riding. The Pirelli Blue Riband is more than a long-wearing tyre. It is a definite step towards greater stability on the road; a definite safeguard against the dangers of treacherous surfaces, bursts and blow-outs. Fit Pirelli to your car. MADE IN ENGLAND. Full details and information from the Taranaki distributors:— J. H. HOLM & CO. ST. AUBYN STREET, N.P.

VISITING TENNIS TEAM. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ENGLISHMEN. Since definite advice has been received that the English, tennis players, F. J. Perry, H. G. N. Lee and F. H. D. Wylde, are to play at New Plymouth next Thursday week an active committee has been busily engaged arranging the necessary details. The matches will be played at the New Plymouth club's courts, Vivian Street, where seating accommodation is being erected at each end and at each side of one court. Although the visit falls on a Thursday indications are that the seating will be taxed to the utmost as already inquiries for seats are daily reaching the secretary, Mr. C. H. Strombom, from all parts of Taranaki and as far inland as Ohura. The price of admission has been fixed at 3s. and ss. 6d., including tax, with all reserves at 6s. 6d. Reservations should be made early either with the secretary or from Mr. J. A. Austin, tobacconist, Devon Street.