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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 113, 16 May 1942, Page 6

J AUCTION SALES. I CORRUGATED IRON, TIMBER I ALL SIZES. SATURDAY, MAY 16, AT 1.30 P.M. BOYD AVENUE. (Off Somme Parade, Aramoho, just past Aramoho Hotel). | ',() SHEETS GOOD CORRUGATED IRON. 6 to 10ft LENGTHS. 9000ft'. GOOD TIMBER, 12in. totara, rusticating, rough lining, flooring, 5 x 3, 4 x 3, 4 x 2, 3 x 2, 1 tirewood, etc. Large proportion in totara. No reserve. Terms cash. . SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1.30. JOHN OOULL, ■ Auctioneer and Valuer. RELIABLE RECONDITIONED V MACHINERY. : 2-Stand Wolseley Shearing Machines, i 3 h.p. Wolseley Engine. ■ No. 4 Planet Jr. Seeder with cultivating tools (new). Ace Electric Dairy Water Heater. 75gal. 8.8. McCormick Separator. McCormick Brushbreaker Swamp Plow. 7ft. Federal Truck Topdresser. 1-Leaf Tine Harrows and Bar. Fordson Steel Wheel Tractor. 7ft. Cambridge Roller. NOTE —We are cash buyers of all classes of urMul machines. What have you got? A WANGANUI Al ACHINERY 5 ’ ANGANUI ACHINERY IJXCHANGE. XCHANGE TAUPO QUAY, Opp. Railway Station ’Phone 4825. After Hours. 4651. | G.V.B. MILKERS Are unexcelled for efficiency, speed, and thoroughness of milking and are renowned for producing clean : i and superfine milk. G.V.B. Milk- " ing Machines milked 33,606 cows during the 1940-1941 season. Average strippings were per cow. \verage of cows developing udder roubles—less than li cows per 100. MR. DAIRY FARMER! Vhat are your strippings, what arc ii your losses? J Cows are valuable, labour is scarce. |i Let us convert your old plant to a I modern G.V.B. We shall be glad to quote you and give you a demonstration in your own shed. L - ’ | A QO., LTD. • j MACHINERY DEPARTMENT, • ii WANGANUI. , j Day phone 3189 - After hours 3754. |

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