LIVE STOCK MARKET

Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3205, 11 September 1934, Page 7

LIVE STOCK MARKET

PUTAEUBU SALE Messrs Dalgcty and Co., Ltd., report "having held their monthly stock sale at Putaruru on Friday, when a small yarding of all classes of stoek came forward and a good sale resulted, prices for everything excepting store pigs being well up to and in some cases in advance, of late sales. Store pigs were not so keenly sought after, and prices were slightly easier than late ruling rates, but all lots offered were sold. Prices were: Cattle: Good quality fat cows £5 18/to £6; medium quality £4 10/- to £5; other fat, cows £3 15/- to £4; meaty boner cows 35/- to £2 5/-; lighter sorts 28/- to 32/-; poorer cows 19/- to 25/-; springing Jersey heifers, good quality and close up, £5 to £5 5/-; medium quality £4 to £4 10/-; others £3 to £3 small springers in light condition £1 17/6 to £2 16/-; yearling Jersey cross heifers £1 13/- to £2; other yearling Jersey heifers 29/-; medium condition Jersey bull £2 7/6. Pigs: Good quality porkers 27/- to 29/-; large store pigs, good quality, 21/- to 23/-; medium size store pigs 18/- to £1; smaller stores 17/- to £1; good quality well-grown slips 15/-; medium sized slips 12/- to 14/6; good weaners 10/- to 12/-; other quality weaners 6/- to 9/-; maiden Taimvorth sows to farrow, small but good quality £2 17/- to £3 1/-. LEFT ABM PS AC TIC ALL Y PARALYSED The left arm of Mr N. E. Joyce, 9 Matson’s Eoad, Christchurch, was practically paralysed during the three years he suffered a “living hell” with Rheumatism. He had frightful pains in the back and shoulders, and at times could not turn his head. Two packets of E-U-E, however, completely freed him. B-U-B is sold with Money-Back Guarantee by E. 11. Leigh, Chemist. let Free, /

** Alfred] ” said tlie better {and bigger) half to the partner of her joys and sorrows as she invaded the smoker of the Te Aroha train in quest of him, “if you smoko that pipe you’ll .fee ill! Remember last time.' ” Everybody laughed, while poor Alfred tried hard to look as if he were enjoying hjmself. Pitying his confusion his neighbour said: “Perhaps you’re smoking the wrong tobacco? It’s easy to do that! ” “I wish he’d stop smoking altogether,’’ remarked the lady, acidly. Here Alfred produced a bit of dark twist and showed it to the other man. “Too much nicotine in that,” pronounced the old smokeV. “Know the brand. Couldn’t smoke it myself. Why not try toasted Now Zealand? Beats the band —and quite harmless. You

see it’s toasted. Start with Riverhead You’ll enjoy it.” Alfred said he would. He’s wise. By the way there arc five brands of toasted Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshcad), and Desert Gold. Connoisseurs pronounce them “unequalled for purity, (comparative freedom from nicotine), * flavour, and bouquet.” They arc!*

Irrigation .Scheme. The irrigation scheme to be carried out on an area of between 5000 and 6000 acres on the north bank of the Waitaki River and west of Glenavy. will absorb about 89 or 100 of the men who have been engaged at the Waitaki hydro-electric works.

A Great Idea “You promised mo a job, sir.” “But there are no jobs open.” “Well, you said you’d give me. one.” “Tell you what I’ll do; I’ll appoint a commission to investigate why there are no jobs, and you cam work, on that -” ~ ' - ' ! ,\r.itMil