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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19640, 7 November 1933, Page 14

A. N. OAKEY AND CO. THIS DAY AT 1.30 P.M. SHARP. AT THE UNITARIAN HALL, CHURCH STREET. N. OAKEY & CO. will sell, as above, on account of a CLIENT, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 13STOP ORGAN, "H.M.V.” Portable Gramophone and Records. The Sale will be held WET OR FINE. A. N. OAKEY AND CO., Auctioneers. A. N. OAKEY AND CO., CLEARING SALE SPECIALISTS, AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. CHIEF AGENTS: ATLAS ASSURANCE CO., LTD. FARM SALESMAN: G. T. GALE. TOWN SALESMAN: B. COLVILLE. TO LET 25/-: ROLLESTON STREET, 5 Rooms and Sleeping Porch, all modern conveniences. Exceptionally good section and orchard. Sole Agents. 37/6: Modern Brick Bungalow, every possible convenience. Wai-iti Rd. 35/-: Modern Two-Storied House, all conveniences, e.l. Close in. 20/-: 5 Rooms, gas and all conveniences. 15/-: 4 Rooms, gas and all conveniences, good garden. • 22/6: 6 Rooms, e.l. and conveniences. Garage. A. N. OAKEY AND CO., P.O. BOX 182. 'PHONE 41. W AIM ATE AUCTION CO. FOR 6 '. L E V O R SALE EBoo—6o ACRES, L.I.P. (Crops in), situate near Willowbridge. Good wheat anc potato land. Rent 13/per acre. 4-Roomed House and outbuildings. 10 acres in wheat, and 12 Acres in oatt and grass, and 12 acre i ?ady for potatoes anc. turnips. This is first-class cropping and dairying land. D 54 .‘500—60 ACRES, L.I.P. Annual rent 4/6 per acre. 4-Roomed House and outbuildings, and new fowl house 50ft long. £3OO cash required. The property would make an ideal poultry farm. D 61 W AIM ATE AUCTION CO. D. C. TURNBULL & CO. FARMERS BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW FOR SPRING SOWINGS RYEGRASS WESTERN WOLTHS ITALIAN RYEGRASS PERENNIAL RYEGRASS ALL CLOVER SEEDS BLACK BARLEY BLACK GARTON OATS SOW HURSTS SEEDS RAPE TURNIP SWEDE MANGEL D. C. TURNBULL & CO. COSSOR BATTERY RADIO. Complete with all Batteries & Speaker. CHEAP FOR CASH. FORD HALF-TON TRUCK Late Model, Good Tyres. Must be sold this week. TODD'S GARAGE, Staflord Street.

PLEASANT POINT SALE SMALL ENTRIES. Owing to the heavy rainfall, entries at yesterday's sale at Pleasant Point were greatly reduced and the attendance of farmers was the smallest for some time. The festivities in Christchurch also affected the attendance at the market. Prices were:—Fat cows £3/10/- to £7; fat heifers to £5/15/-; bulls to £2/17/6; empty cows to £2; 18month heifers to £2/2/6. Fat sheep.—Best shorn wethers 21/to 22/6; light wethers to 16/11; fat ewes in the wool 24/- to 25/6; medium wethers in the wool to 26/-. Shorn fat ewes 19/- and 19/6. Only one line of store sheep came forward, these being two-tooth wethers (shorn) which made 15/6. DAIRY PRODUCE. The South Island Dairy Association Ltd., has received the following market report from the New Zealand Produce Association, Ltd., London: Butter. —Steady; finest 88/-. Firsts 82/-. Cheese. —Steady; white, 48/- to 49/-; coloured 48/-. ENGLISH WHEAT QUOTATION. United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, November 4. Wheat. —Cargoes are steady, following reports of the probability of fixing the minimum prices. The world’s shipments are small, with the quantity afloat slightly reduced. Parcels are steady. Australians and Europeans maintaining late rates. London futures. —December 20/1, February 20/4, April 20/10. Liverpool futures.—December 4/71, March 4/10 3-8, May 4/11 7-8. PROFITS FROM SMELTING. REPORT OF IMPERIAL CORPORATION. LONDON, November 4. The Imperial Smelting Corporation's profit for the year was £129,880. KAURI TIMBER COMPANY. By Telegraph—l ress Association WELLINGTON, November 3. The Kauri Timber Company, Ltd., has advised the Stock Exchange Association that subject to audit the directors have decided to recommend a dividend for the year ended August 31 at the rate of 2 per cent, per annum. [There was no dividend in 1932 and 1931, but 21 per cent, was paid in 1930, and 3 per cent, in 1929 and 1928. The net loss last year was £26.022. The capital of the company is £750,000.]