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Waipa Post, Volume 37, Issue 2227, 27 October 1928, Page 1

mnllll■■ nmm n—o—a nmm n —o— n h—n in] THE WAIPA POST | CIRCULATING IN- * l Te Awamutu Borough and j Otorohanga Town District i and in Counties of Waipa, \ Otorohanga, Kawhia, and I Raglan. I

The Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company, limited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 30th October, 1928. Entries solicited. CLAUDELANDS HORSE FAIR. Tuesday, 30th Octjdjfer,’ 1928. * Sale at 10 a.m.

80 HORSES OF ALL CLASSES 1 draught mare; broken to all harness; guai’anteed all work 3 heavy draught colts; broken to chains ■ 3 medium draughts; chain work 1 good (hack 1 5-year trotting mare; by Nut Ansel —Diamond Bell 1 3-shatter R.T. gig and harness (as new) Entries solicited. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 31st October, 1928. 7 fat cows 3 fat heifers 12 store cows 20 S.H. yearling steers 15 Jersey cross heifers 3 dairy cows 3 springing heifers 25 welaner pigs 12 store pigs 18 weaner pigs Also —On account of H. L. Pemberton, his whole herd of 18 dairy cows, in milk Entries solicited. CAMBRIDGE STOCK SALE. Monday, sth November, 1928. Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. ‘Tuesday, 6th November, 1928. Entries solicited.

TB KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 7th November, 1928 Entries solicited. CLAUDELANDS STOCK SALE Monday, Bth November, 1928. Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 13th November, 1928. Entries solicited. OTOROHANGA STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 14th November, 1928. Entries Solicited. TE AiWAMUTU STOCK SALE. Thursday, 15th November, 1928. Entries solicited. TE ANGA STOCK SALE. Friday, 16th November, 1928.

On account of Messrs Tynan Bros. — 4 yearling pure-bred Hereford bulls; by Moore’s Kai Iwi pedigree bull . Entries solicited. HAMILTON STOCK SALE. Tuesday, 20th November, 1928. Entries solicited. TE KUITI STOCK SALE. Wednesday, 21st November, 1928. Entries solicited. CLAUDELANDS STOCK SALE. Thursday. 22nd November, 1928. Entries solicited. LIFE INSURANCE often say to me, “Wha,t will it cost to take out a policy on my life?” The question really is: WHAT ■ynagj it cost you if you DCM’T. You cannpt avoid getting old, but you cap avoid being old and hard-up also. ' If yjou take out an Endowment Policy to draw at 55, 60 or 65 years of age, or at death should it occur previously, you protect yourself against being poor when old age arrives, and at the same time make good provision for those you leave behind. Write for particulars— GERALD TURNER, Industrial Agent, A.M.P. SOCIETY, Te Awamutu. Messages may be left with Mr N. E. Lee, Jewefller.