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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 118, 22 May 1942, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. CLEARING SALE MESSRS. GRAY BROS. LONG ACRE VALLEY. MONDAY, 25th MAY, 1942, ( ’ AT 11.30 A.M. d (i f)WING lo being called for Military o duties a Sale by Auction as above •0 will be held of the whole of their high > I grade cows and plant as follows: 37 tested Jersey and Jersey-cross V COWS. 1( ; i 24 2yr. Jersey springing heifers .. 1 (from selected cows over 3501 b. s ‘ b.f.). >5 5 untested cows (ersey). \ 1 pedigree Jersey bull. 3yrs. 1 grade Jersey bull, 2 yrs. • s 1 grade Jersey bull weaner. id 8 heifer calves, weaners from selected cows. 1 draugrt gelding, 9yrs., all work. I 1 draught gelding, Oyrs., all work. 1 24in. circular saw, 1 Simplex Low Line milking plant, 3 cow (doubled up) as new ; 1 Diesel engine (Imperial), 2i h.p., perfect order; 1 Alfa Laval 50gall. separator, including clutch, as new’: 1 Speedway steam sterilizer, 1 30gall. milK vat. milk cooler, milk strainer, 30ft. shute and spreader, 5 milk cans (3 16ga11., 2 20ga11.) as new. 1 12gall. iron copper, 1 200 gall. tank, h 200 ft. ?in. water pipe (new), 1 set. J Bevin harrows, 6ft. (nc\f); 1 set tripod harrow. 4ft.: 20 good cow i: covers, quantity fencing wire, 1 cj carpenter’s saw bench, 1 Ford VS truck, 17cwt., perfect order and well shod (2 good spares); 1 ,n trailer. Ron, new, and 1 spare; 2 4gall. cream cans. 1 1-horse mower. Albion; 1 Reid vacuum pump, Mogul engine. 2' ; h.p.; Oldsmobile car parts, including front and back axles, complete with 4 good tyros I- 1 (sizes 500 x 21. 450 x 21). NOTE.- Springing heifers will be sold first. Stock put on Rail at Okoia Free of Charge. Individual Calving Dfttos and RocoHs Available for Inspection. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-O 1 . DISTRIBUTING CO., LTD. Auctioneers. pASH pjUYER WOOL. SKINS. HIDES HORSE HAIR and TA! ' OW. TRY US FOR HIGHEST PRICES. Write, or ’phone for us to call! IL M AY - 44. TAUPO QUAY. 'Phone 5142, Wanganui. Night 5279. Taupo Quay. Near Railway Stn. Licensed by N.Z. Government. RELIABLE RECONDITIONED MACHINERY. 2-Stand Wolseley Shearing Machines. 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. 4-Lcaf Tine Harrows and Bar. Fordson Steel Wheel Tractor. 7ft. Cambridge Roller. NOTE—We are cash buyers of all classes of u; 'ful machines. What have you got? WANGANUI \I ACHINERY " ANGANUI -’’ACHINERY PXCHANGE. 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 ' and superfine milk. G.V.B. Milking Machines milked 33,606 cows ! during the 1940-1941 season. AverI age strippings were per cow. I Average of cow’s developing udder 1 troubles—less than li cows per I 100. MR. DAIRY 7 FARMER! What are your strippings, what arc ■ your losses? Cows are valuable, labour is scarce. Let us convert your old plant to a modern G.V.B. ! We shall be glad to quote you and ,| give you a demonstration in your own shed. ■ 4 £JO., JjTD. • MACHINERY DEPARTMENT, I WANGANUI. j Day phone 3189 - After hours 3754. |

FIRE WATCHING RISKS. Unless precautions arc taken the average fire watcher will have more colds to deal with than fires. Warm clothes should be worn, especially when leaving a heated room. And of course, a bottle of Baxters Lung Preserver is a particularly good safeguard. “Baxters” warming, penetrating properties quickly deal with a cold. Even a stubborn cough soon surrenders to good old “Baxters,’’ the proved remedy with the tonic action. Got better, get “Baxters.”