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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19843, 18 May 1927, Page 12

AUCTION SALES. TAIHAPE BALE. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), MAY 18, THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO. ,LTD., will sell: 100 ewes, r.w. S.D. rams. 200 lambs. 60 ewes. 30ewes. WANGANUI STOCK SALE. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), MAY 18 AT 12 NOON. TpREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., ' LTD., will sell by auction as !above: 1000 MIXED SHEEP comprising—--80 s.m. ewes, in lamb to S.D.; 40 wethers, 70 ewes, in lamb to S.D.; 120 wether lambs, 50 forward ewes, 150 Romney 2-tooth ewes, b. r.w. Rom rams, 20/3/27; 90 ewes, in lamb Rom. rams. ON ACCOUNT H. M. SPEED, Esq.: 500 Romney wether lambs. 900 MIXED CATTLE, comprising—fciWno 2-year Hereford-P.A. heifers, 50 20-month Hereford-P.A. heifers, 25 Hereford-S.H. empty cows, 20 ms. yearlings, 30 18-month heifers, 20 P.A.-Hereford-cross heifers & young cows, forward condition; 10 fat cows. MIXED PIGS. Luncheon may be obtained at the Yards. WAVERLEY SALE YARDS. FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1927. AT 1 P.M. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS will sell by auction as above;— 150 2 and 4-tooth wethers. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. BONNY GLEN—FERN FLATS ROAD. THURSDAY, MAY 19, AT 12,80 P.M. THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr Graham Burgess, whose lease has expired, to sell without reserve, the whole of his live and dead stock, comprising—--230 m.s. lambs (off turnips). 11 Jersey and Jersey-cross dairy cows and heifers (Aug-Sept, calvers). 2 yearling heifers. 1 purebred Jersey bull "golly •Oaks Pretty Lad.” 2 breeding sows. 1 Purebred Berkshire boar. 15 weaner pigs. 5 draught geldings, 8 & 9 years (good shatters). 4 draught geldings, 8 & 9 years (any work). 1 draught mare, 8 years. 1 gig horse (extra good, S.R.) 1 pony. 3 good sheep and cattle dogs and 1 pup. Also—Duncan d.f. plough, Dunean match plough, steel Queen disc, harrows, 4-leaf tine harrows, 3-lcaf tine harrows, McCormick binder and drill, 4-ton block waggon, 3-ton spring waggon, spring trap, farm R.T. gig, quantity harness, separator, churn, 30 Obluegum stabs, 30 blu: gum posts, block and chains, swingletrees, wire netting, barb wire. Suite bedroom furniture, BroadwoodWhite piano (as new), S.R.; and quantity of sundries. Light Luncheon provided. (4)—QUALITY AND SERVICE Is what the New Zealand fanners want to give. In return they will get goodwill and better prices for their butter at Home. Success always depends on quality and service individually and collectively. We have got to create goodwill between everyone in our business. The Maoriland Dairy Co.’s aim is always to try and give the farmers who supply them with cream the best service, prompt attention, sound advice and help them in any way they can so as to obtain their goodwill. On these lines we have succeeded in our business, and are looking forward to further support from you. Write ua P.O. Box 185. Wanganui, for further particulars. A PRETTY HOME IN charming surroundings and in onfl of the best residential areas. Seven rooms, electric and gas lighting, and hot points, gas-stove, and caliphont to bath. Four bedrooms, with builtin wardrobes. A well equipped home. Elevated site with fine view and in a sunny position, paths, lawns, flowers, shrubs. Room for motor shed. Near trams and buses, but easy walk-ing-distance to P.O. Price £1950. Terms, £5OO deposit. ALSO to Let—Several houses, 20/- upwards. JOHN D. BRECHIN, ’Phone 2573. 7 Dublin St., Wanganui. WHATEVER your Printing requirements may be we can satisfy you. Country orders promptly attended to. Billheads, Letterheads, Tickets, Programmes. Booklets, Visiting Card*; etc. The Wanganui Chronicle Coy. Summer salads need Sharland’s Table Vinegar. Pure and piquant, in bottle or draught. Specify and insist on i “Sharland’s.