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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19803, 19 May 1934, Page 24

DALGETY AND CO., LTD. CLEARING SALE. HORSES. CONTRACTING PLANT AND SUNDRIES. AT THEIR' HOMESTEAD, HAKATARAMEA. MONDAY, 21st MAY, 1934. At ‘ 2 Noon. jyjESSRS DALGETY & COMPANY, j LTD., favoured with instructions ; from MESSRS WEIR BROS., who are j giving up contracting, will sell by Auction, as above. THE WHOLE OF | THEIR HORSES. CONTRACTING | PLANT AND EQUIPMENT, comprisj ing—j 3 4-year-old GELDINGS 1 5-year-old GELDING I 4 8-year-old GELDINGS 3 9-year-old GELDINGS I 1 9-year-old MARE ! 3 MARES, aged | 3 GELDINGS, aged 1 25-year-old FILLY J 2 5-DRAUGHT MARES, aged j 1 5-Ton Lorry How side, on springs, | Nave Brake), 1 Duncan Grubber, 4 D.F. Ploughs, 4 Sets Blocks, j Chains and Trees. Plough Chains | and Trees complete for 4/5-horse j teams, 3 Feeders (6 horse), 1 Gig, 20 Collars, Hames. Winkers. 20 Horse Covers. 2 M.H. Binders, 3 ! Travelling Huts (strong undercarriage. lined throughout), 1 Can- | vas Galley (Range and Bunks), 1 Andrews and Bevan Chaff Cutter (Empire), 1 Cletrack Tractor. 100 Sacks Chaff. 10 Sacks Wheat. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: We wish to draw purchasers’ attention to the Horses, which are an active, reliable and useful lot, and just out of hard : work. The Implements and Equipment are in Good Order. WAIMATE AUCTION COY ' UNDER THE DISTRESS AND REPLEVIN ACT, 1908, AND UNDER ! THE CHATTELS TRANSFER | ACT, 1924. j \Y/E ARE OFFERING FOR SALE in I Our Yards on SATURDAY, 26th , MAY, at 2.30 p.m.—9o Pairs Roller ! Skates, 1 Electric Amplifier. Gramo- ; phone and 24 Records. Sundry Spares, | Primus Lamp, and Sundries. WAIMATE AUCTION COY., Auctioneers. j National Mortgage & Agency Co., of N.Z., Ltd. * WE ARE C ASH BUYERS OF: I ♦ WHEAT OATS POTATOES CHAFF PEAS GRASS SEED, ETC. CLIENTS REQUIRING URGENT SUPPLIES OF CORNSACKS OLD ALGERIANS OLD DUNS CAPE BARLEY WHITE BARLEY WESTERN WOLTHS RYEGRASS, ETC. May Obtain Same by Telephoning Out . Various Country Agents, as follows:

FAIRLIE W. CLOSE FAIRLIE W. A. STRANG GERALDINE C. J. McGREGOR PLEASANT POINT .. P. McPHERSON : ST. ANDREWS J. AITKEN TEMUKA R. J. SMITH ORDERS Telephoned to any of the j above Agencies will be DELIVERED 1 WITH PROMPTITUDE. j National Mortgage & Agency Co., of N.Z., Ltd., TIMARU. THE WESTPORT COAL CO., LIMITED. TELEPHONE 43. ! SOMETHING CHEAP! SOMETHING CHEAP! I MEERIJIG NUTS (NO DUST) MERRIJIG GOAL CLEAN. HOT. ECONOMICAL. SOMETHING DIFFERENT. THE WESTPORT r Y AL CO LIMITED. TELEPHONE 43. In the course of an interesting address in Christchurch on the great value of open-air movements for young people, Mr F. Milner, rector of the Waitaki Boys’ High School, said:—“lt is too true that we are apt to drift too far from nature—that in a mechanical age we have become too much confined to the indoors, listening to mechanical contrivances such as wireless and to the talkies.” he said. “We forget that great source of recruitment which we can find in nature '* The Greeks had obtained their fine physique from exercise iti the open and by bathing their bodies in sunshine, lie continued. Their example had been followed by the Romans in the time of their republican prime. That cult of athletics had been the big factor in maintaining the virility and vigour of the race.