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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 150, 28 June 1943, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. FORDELL WINTER EWE FAIR TUESDAY, JUNE 29. AT 1 P.M. J.HE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in England), will sell as above:— 3400 SHEEP, comprising:— 200 2th. ewes, b.r.w. S.D. rams. 300 4 and 6th. ewes, b.r.w. S.D. rams. 1400 4 and syr. ewes, b.r.w. S.D. rams. 100 syr. ewes, b.r.w. Romney rams. 200 2th. ewes, b.r.w. Pvomney rams March 12. 70 ewe lambs. 1400 wether lambs (to be drafted in lots). The above sheep are all off high country, and can be recommended to anyone requiring first-class breeding ewes, as they comprise annual drafts from the following vendors:—H. Baker, R. Lilburne, Collins Bros., H. Collins, H, E. Harris, A. M. Addenbrooke, A. Campbell, Mitchell Bros., J. Pennefather, C. Higgie, A. H. MacLean. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE WAVERLEY SALEYARDS. FRIDAY, JULY 2. AT 12 NOON. r FHE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., have received instructions from MR. R. FRASER, who is going out of dairying, to sell without reserve, his young herd of cows, comprising:— 34 cows, mostly second, and third calvers, due Aug. and Sept. 20 springing Jersey heifers. 1 draught gelding. 1 draft mare. Collars, hames, etc., 1 75ga11. separator (s.r.), 1 1 h.p. motor (s.r.), McKewan cooler, 6 25ga11. milk cans. This is an exceptionally good young herd of cows which have averaged approximately 3001bs. of butterfat, factory returns. Mr. Fraser culled his herd heavily this year, so the offering will be a choice one. PARM E R S ! WANTED TO BUY! Super Bags! Super Bags! Super Bags! Grain or Chaff Sacks in any quantity SCRAP LEAD, BRASS and COPPER Agents for all Branded Beer, .dso Buyers of Wine Bottles. y y ANGAN UI JJOTTLE pXCHANGE. TAUPO QUAY. ’PHONE 5142. PRIVATE 5279.

MG MARKETING ASSOCIATION. The New Zealand Go operative Fig Marketing Association in a circular to shareholders announce the completion of another successful year's trading. The turnover of their combined undertakings reached a new record total of £ 13,338,680. Altogether some 405,600 head of pigK. bobby calves and cull cattle were handled on owners’ account, for ■which final payments are in course of preparation. For pigs supplied fr'jm November 1 to May 31 on all grades and classes of supply a final payment of 5-Bd. per lb. has been declared. In addition, shareholders whose supply is qualified by shares will, on the full neaeon’s i.e., June 1. 1942. to May--31. 1943, "receive a cash shareholders’ bonus of l-Bd. per lb. plus a credit on the unpaid balance of shares of a similar amount, or 1-Bd. per lb. In view of the actual nhortrge of pig meats for local and armed forces’ requirements, a strong appeal is made to its shareholders for increased production.

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