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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 162, 13 July 1935, Page 16

AUCTION SALES Tuesday—-July 16, 1935 —Tuesday ON THE FARM, "PINEHILL,” PATEA (One mile from railway station) 11.30 a.m. sharp. r rHE FARMERS’ CO-OP., having been favoured with instructions from '*■ Afr. EDWARD DEKRETT, “Pinehill,” Patea, who has leased his farm, will offer as above the whole of his live and dead stock, comprising:— 85 CATTLE- SHEEP36 dairy cows (2ml and 3rd ealvers, 300 f m ewos , r w gjy. rams 4/3/35. due July and August). , 12 2 and 3-year dairy heifers. 300 f,>t ftud forward wethers. 8 weaner heifers. 9 S.D. rams. 13 fat, and forward bullocks. 9 fat and forward cows and implements—--5 2 1 year r empty heifers. J 2-stand Wolseley shearing plant. 1 Anderson engine. 24 1 Sandon. woolpress. IS 2-year draught geldings and [ Fordson tractor (good order), tii Kiir I A-ton. Ford lorrv. 1 4-year unbroken draught gelding 1. aged draught mare. I Whiteman hay baling p?ess. .1 milk-carter (mare). j chaffcutter and double bagger 2 c-obs (5 and 6 years). . I Arab mare in foal to “Calli- < lOO ba S 3 P er hour )’ gan” colt. 1 Jewett motor car. Sawbench and 3ft. saw, 16ft. Whakatane harrows, sledge, feeding-out trolley, water cart, s.f. lever Reid and Gray plough, s.f. lever Duncan plough, hay rake, M.H. sweep, Albion mower, tyne harrows, spring dray, Alfa Laval separator (35ga1.), Domo separator (small), boiler and stand, cream cans, buckets, pair lorry wheels and axle, one-piece timber jack, bottle jack, harness and other useful farm sundries. ACCTrONEERS’ NOTE.—-We confidently recommend buyers io attend this sale. Mr. Derret-t is one of the oldest settlers in the district., and is well known as a farmer of good stock, and the whole of the offering is in splendid condition. The young horses are a first-class line and, with the exception of two, are weighty sorts, particularly well grown. The implements have been well cared for and are in splendid condition.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE UPPER TUTAENUI, MARTON UPPER TUTAENUI, MARTON MONDAY, JULY 29. T’HE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS MURRAY ROBERTS, LTD., have received instructions from MR H. COLLIER, who is going out of dairying, to sell by Public Auction, THE WHOLE OF HIS DAIRY HERD, PLANT, ETC. Full Particulars Later. KINDLY NOTE ALERATION OF DATE. This sale has now been definitely arranged for the above date. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., MURRAY ROBERTS, LTD., Auctioneers in Conjunction. RANGITIKEI HUNT CLUB. POINT-TO-POINT STEEPLECHASES WEDNESDAY. JULY 31, 1935. NEUMANN’S LINE, ABOUT 1 MILE FROM MARTON. (First Event at 1.30 p.m. 1. HEAVY WEIGHTS. Weight Itet. Entrance 10s. About 2i miles. 2. LIGHT WEIGHTS. Weight list. 71b. Entrance, 10s. About 2j miles. (Events 1 and 2 open to all qualified hunters) 3. MEMBERS’ STEEPLECHASE. (For members of Rangitikei Hunt Club). Entrance. 10s. About 2 miles. 4. HUNTERS’ JUMPING COMPETITION. (Hunter Style). Catch weights. For horsefc that do not start in above events and belonging to a member of Rangitikei Hunt Club. Entrance, ss. VALUABLE FIRST AND SECOND TROPHIES IN EACH EVENT. ExX'TRIE'S CLOSE ON FRIDAY, JULY 26, AT 9 P.M. ARTHUR WAY, Secretary, KANGITIKEI HUNT CLUB JUBILEE gALL CIVIC THEATRE, MARTON TUESDAY, JULY 23. Double Ticket, £l. Extra Lady, 10/-.

AUCTION SALE PLANO. ELECTRIC RADIO, ELECTRIC SINGER MACHINE, GENERAL EURNITURE, NEXT DAIRY FACTORY, UTIKU WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, AT 1 P.M. PRICE, instructed by ME WILLIAMSON, will sell as above: THE WHOIjE OF THE CONTENTS OP HIS HOME. AV. PRICE, Auctioneer. TAIHAPE SALE WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. AT 12 NOON. ’THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD., will offer; l fc >oo SHEEP, comprising: *“ 400 wether lambs; 80 wether lambs; 90 ewe lambs; 59 m.B. hoggets; 50 2-tooth wethers; 50 ewes, r.w. S.D. ram. 181 UEAP ° F ’ OATTLT o comprising:—2s f. and f. Hereford bullocks; 4 fat bullocks; 52 f. and f. cows (lots); 1 fat cow; 10 2i-year steers; 14 m.s. P.A. weaners; 3 springing cows, due July; 10 springing heifers (lots); 1 empty cow. On account A. E. Rayner, Esq., Utiku, whose lease has expired: 370 4 and 5-year ewes, r.w. S.D. and Romney rams; 90 2-tooth ms, r.w. S.l). and Romney rams. On account W. Coogan, Esq., Mataroa, who is giving up dairying (without reserve): 24 springing Jersey cows; 8 springing Jersey heifers. Herd averaged 276.78 of butter-fat for season. On account A. Beuck, Esq., Taihape, who is giving up dairying (without reserve): 24 Jersey-cross cows; 5 yearling heifers; 2 fat cows; 1 pedigree Jersey bull; 1 30-gal. vat; 1 90-gal. separator; I 2a?ow plant (on place) (s.r.). Herd averaged 256 of butterfat for season. FRANKISH BROS.’ MART FRUIT, VEGETABLES, PRODUCE.

INSPECT OUR YARD FOR CHEAP TIMBER ! Mew and Used Timber. Used 800 l Irou, Post!, Sashes, Doors, etc. FARMERS’ TIMBER YARD GUYTON 3 PREET. ’Phone 2506 PORKERS! BACONERS! CHOPPERS! BOBBY CALVES! TJIOS. BORTHWICK * SONS (A’ASIA), LTD., WAITARA. (Incorporated in England). CLIENTS please uoi« pigs and calves will be collected in Waverley and •urrounding districts MONDAYS. For prices or any other particulars please apply to--I ‘ ‘ MR. R BATES, Waverley TO STAND THE jßfck SEASON AT TA YF OR TH And Travel the Waverley and Hawera D.stricts if sufficient inducement offers, THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE ACRE l.x Limn rc from Miss Arlington (Multiform l.:i>l\ All i ngi on). WII II li 111 i I I'd opporl Illi i I io> \r I'r li;i ■ pros rd liinisolf a \\ oiolorlTil sire. hi> prog.ei' having won hundreds of i-aer-iii Australia and Mow Z alaml at dis tain-os I'roin live furlong- Io two mile-. liir|i)<h"l are such u.-eful perfurineis a» I’iist Arre. < row ii Area. Consent, Miss Pat. h’irhlirld. 11 oiuw henna, Scotland, \n.-hor. Royal Ari -. Prince A< re, Argument, Gold (ilcani and Sinking Fund. IT.RMS; 15 til IXF.AS. <i ra zing: Dr \ Ma res •’»/ • wee k ; We 1 Maros 7/6. Apph S. I’h* ANKLI M. Stud Groom. P.O. Box II”, Wanganui; Thonc 2681

Bikes, lawnmowers, tools, 22-gal. Alfa Laval Separator, tables, chairs, lino, beds, mattresses, cream cans, gas heater, cow and horse covers, etc. PROBATE & GENERAL VALUERS. H. ALP. Mart Manager & Valuer. DON’T PAY High prices for l imber. We can Supply Your E\erv Requirement. Dial 3662 and Ask for Our tyuote, too A. W. BROWN TIMBER MERCHANT. 52 HARBISON STREET. PIGS Axn CALVES PATEA FREEZING WORKS. Office 'Phone 29. Patea. BUYER FOR Alton, Hurleyville, Ball Roa i. Kaka ramea Patea. Whenuakura, Waverley. Waitotara and Wanganui District.* C. WEBSTER. ’Phone 115 Waverley. Carriers: W C. Glenny, Ltd.. 'Phone PO. Patoa R. S. How, ’Phone 86, Waverley

MR. FARMER Now is II"' lime to g»‘l yuiir llarm-> Hi pairr>l. Matri ial and \\ oi knmn.sliip LiiaraJitred. Cheapest price-, at Mr. Parmer Killing H.-iddles £l, ,VI 17 6i|. £5. ’is, 7s 6d, l'>-, L‘7 I"-. :ii A. BYWATER N SON. I 36, <. I )T < Hlh’ I I• I Now there’s no reason io let that cold hang on. Here’s a wonderful new Ephedrine preparul ion. EPIIIiINEN. which is specially designed for the quick relief of colds, catarrh and bay fever. 11.’s wonderful! Try it! 2/ at all chamiats.— Ad\ I