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Wairarapa Age, 11 August 1926, Page 8

| AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICES. TO-DAY! ' FINAL SALE of BALANCE OF BEAUTIFUL CARPETS, RUGS AND RUNNERS. AT THE OLD PARISH HALL, CHURCH STREET, MASTERTON. A Few Carpets and Rugs Left and Odd Lengths of Runners, TO BE CLEARED AT RIDICULOUS PRICES! OPEN FROM 9 a.m. FINAL CLEARANCE!— | CLOSING TO-NIGHT! ' E. JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. LIST OF CLEARING SALES. rpHE WAIRARAPA FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LLD., (Stock Depaitment) have arranged to hold Clearing Sales as under:— WEDNESDAY, August 11.—On account Mrs. Odgers, Mangamutu. High grade Jersey herd. WEDNESDAY, August 11—On account Mr. Worsley, Belvedere. Dairy cows. (THURSDAY, August 12—On account Edlin Bros., Ballance. High grade and pedigree Jerseys. MONDAY, August 16.—0 n account Mr. L. B. Warren, Dyerville. TUESDAY, August 17.—0 n account McKenzie Bros., Clareville; W.F.C.A., Ltd., in conjunction with Levin and Co. WEDNESDAY, August 18.—On account W. Corlett, Parkvale. WEDNESDAY, August 18.—On account T. Moss, Newman. Highclass Jersey dairy herd. THURSDAY, August 19, 1926.—0 n account Mr. J. Bannister, Longbush. Tull particulars of each sale will be advertised in due course. “EPHOS” BASIC PHOSPHATE. Mr. J. H. Tilton, Pikihuia, Featherston. writes:— [ “I crop as much as 100 acres .during a year, including grain crops. As for "EPHOS” I have one paddock of 40 acres which has been cropped for seven years; first year was a crop of Swedes, then for the following three years this paddock was cropped with Oats and harvested; the following year with Rape, and fattened 1200 lambs (and a dry season it was, too); the following year one half was sown in Imperial Green Globe Turnips and half in Rape. Each year these crops had IJcwt of EPHOS per acre. This last season there were 2cwt. per acre of EPHOS put with Rape and Grass seed; and I wish to say that both Rape and Grass show the great value of EPHOS. “I am pleased to say that I had 20 acres of Oats and have 40 ; acres of Turnips, bith good, sown with EPHOS. > “Seeing the great results a neighbour has got through topdressing grass land with EPHOS, I am now doing likewise.” “EPHOS” contains no less than sixty pounds weight of Phosphate in every one hundred pounds weight of the fertilizer supplied. ‘T PHOSPHATE IS WHAT THE SOIL REQUIRES. LEVIN & C 0... LTD., Merchants. STOCK aNu oTATION AGENTS. WOOL, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS. AGENTS FOB— Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd.—Fire, Accident and Livo Stock. “LISTER” Sheep-Shearing Machine, Engines and Cream Separators. Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Ltd. (direct to London). Orient Bcyal Mail Line (via (Suez). Messager Maritimes Cie (via Suez). R.‘ and t —ine, All-Red Route (across Canada). Union S.S. Co. ’s Overseas Route*. Northern Steamship So. (New P’y mouth to Onehunga). Cooper’s, Little’s, and F-na’s Sheep Dips. Sutton’s Famous Pedigree Farm Seeds. Fison’ Fertilisers. And all Agricultural Midiw MANURE YOUR GARDEN WITH A NATURAL MANURE. CLEAN AND DRY TO HANDLE. Does away with the Fly Nuisance. T. R. MANNELL, WOOL WORKS, RAILWAY ROAD, MASTERTON.