piGS. piGS. piGS. THOMAS BORTHWICK & SONS (A’ASIA) LIMITED. WAITARA FREEZING WORKS. RECEIVING DATES FOR MARCH. MONDAYS. WESTMERE. —ll a.m. to 2 p.m , March 2G. '• NUKUMARU—ApriI 2. ARAMOHO.—9 a.m. to 11 am 26. FRIDAYS. WAVERLEY—March 30. PRICES. Up to 591bs s|d 60lbs to 901bs 6d 911bs to llOlbs .. .. .. 6d 3 llibs to 1501bs The above prices include the GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY. -LESS ONLY 1/PER PIG INSURANCE. BUYERS: «T. BUTCHER .. .. Stratford. F. H. WRIGHT .. Hawera. RECEIVING REPRESENTATIVE: F. ANSTIS Waitotara. EFFICIENCY AND SERVICE is our motto and we do our level beat to live up to it. To please every one of our suppliers is impossible but wo have satisfied fully 95 out of every hundred suppliers who support us. We have also made steady progress over since we started in business. We h<.,-© worked up to capacity of our plant and our overhead charges are down to bedrock so that by supplying us you will get satisfactory returns. Wo should like you to give us a trial for >ie coming season. You are a free agent to leave us if returns are not satisfactory to you. Consign your cream to us at ST. JOHN’S STATION; we will do the rest. MAORILAND DAIRY CO., LTD. P.O. BOX 185, WANGANUI. Agents for “Diabolo” Separators. HOUSES FOR SALE WANGANUI EAST.—S rooms, halfacre, hot water, coal range, gas griller. PRICE £lO5O. £l5O Cash. COLLEGE ESTATE.— A charming bungalow of six rooms, porcelain bath, motor garage, etc. PRICE £1475. Terms easy. LIVERPOOL ST.—4 rooms, copper, tubs, coal range, and gas lighting. PRICE £4OO. HALSWELL ST.—A charming drive through an avenue of oaks lands you at a pretty 5-roomed bungalow. PRICE £lO5O. i TO LET.—Several Houses and Shops. JOHN D. BRECHIN, ’Phono 2573. 7 DUBLIN ST. BARGAIN—GOING CONCERN £45 ZxCRE £lO3O .-. ~T ] 4(j level land, handy to important railway town by level metal roads. 9 paddocks, plantations, ' ery nice /-roomed house and conveniences, dairy, wash-house, storeroom, motor shed, granary and good cowshed fitted for machines,* implement shed and separator room, jiiggeries, etc., also good 2-roomed cottage. Going concern as follows:—2s cows mostly in milk and mostly young -well-bred jerseys, 10 heifer calves, bull, 40 young pure bred White Leghorn fowls, 20 runner ducks, new 4-ton truck, town run doing over 25 gallons and can be considerably increased, cans and measures, soparaton, 5 horses, farm implements including new topdresser, etc., etc. This property has milked and wintered 64 cows in addition to carrying 5 horses: carried last winter 365 ewes and 23 cows. 10 of which were in milk, and 2 horses, the ewes being sold off in the late spring with 100 per cent lambs. We estimate the property as capable of doing well 50 cows and young stock or* 500 ewes and can show the list of Jive and dead stock as worth the £lOOO cash required. Mortgages good. Genuine reasons for selling. Arrange at once for inspection to avoid disappointment. J. HARRIS & SONS, SOLE AGENTS, MARTON. SHIPPING. THB ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY COMPANY. LTD. S.S. ARAHURA S.S. NGAIO S.S. TITO KT S.S. RBGUI.US S.S. WAIMEA S.S. ALEXANDER S.S. OP.EPtjKI S.S. OPUA S.S. TOTARA S.S. KAITOA S.S. NIKAU S.S. KOI PORTS OF CALL—Wellington, Nelson, WtnKanui and West Coast. For further particulars apply tn— J. H. COCK & COY.. LTD.. Agent. European CEA son 1928 ESCORTED TOURS. POPULAR TOURS46 Days in Europe £274/10/41 Days in Europe £l9l IDEAL TOURS—--50 Days in Europe ..... .... £307/10/57 Days in Europe £342/10/-FIEST-CLASS SELECT TOURS—--70 Days in Europe £568/10/61 Days in Europe £534 TOUR THROUGH AMERICA en route to Europe, leaving Wellington per s.s. “TAHITI” April 24. Fare, including Round the World Travel Tickets, from £254 15/Illustrated programmes on application. I ALL BLACKS’ SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR. A limited number of supporters can be booked for the tour in Africa with the N.Z. team, arranged by THUS. COOK & SON at the request of the South African JRugby Union. rpHOS. £IOO*K & §° X ’ 62 CUSTOMS HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. No need to apologise lor ' inday’s , cold joint if with it you produce a I bottle of Haywmrd’s “Military”) Pickle. It puts est into ..ie humblest w-eal. Demand “Military.’? 12.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20107, 28 March 1928, Page 12
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