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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 200, 25 August 1943, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. WANGANUI SALE WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25, 12 NOON. 60 fat ewes, 60 fat wethers, 40 fat hoggets, 200 wether hoggets, 100 wether hoggets. 10 fat cows, 20 store cows, 20 dairy cows; 26 2yr. P.A. and Hereford heifers, 26 in-calf Hereford and P.A. cows. 35 MIXED PIGS. A/c Mr. J. H. Littlejohn, Brunswick: 80 good 4 and 6th. 4yr. ewes, b.r.w. S.D. rams. 1 FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., LTD. Auctioneers. RAETIHI HOGGET * DAIRY RAIJi THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. 12 NOON. 3 HK) HOGGETS, comprising:— 1600 ewe hoggets (lots). 1800 wether hoggets lots). 12 fat wethers. ALSO—--40 dairy cows and heifers, spring calvers. 35 yearling P.A. heifers. 15 yearling P.A. steers. 4 rising 3yr. Shorthorn-cross heifers. A/c Mr. D. L. Foster, who Is giving up dairying, his small but highclass herd of cows and heifers, as under: 12 Jersey-cross dairy cows, 4 rising 3yr. Jersey-cross heifers. Note.—Mr. Foster's herd comprises all tested cows and had the excellent factory average last season of 321!bs. lbs. butterfat per cow. They are due early in September, and calving dates and guarantees of soundness will be given with each cow. After the Stock Sale we will offer for sale, for removal, 1 4-roomed house, situated Ward Street, Raetihi, next Carrying Company premises. FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO. LTD M PRELIMINARY' NOTICE. YY’ANGANII PEDIGREE BULL FAIR (Dairy Breeds). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER R. ■gNTRIES arc now being received for this, our Fourteenth Annual Fixture. Entries close on SATURDAY, AUGUST 28. FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO.. LT©. Auctioneers. JJELTABLE JjECONDmONED 4-5 H.P. WOLESLEY ENGINE. REID A GRAY DOUBLE FURROW PLOW. REID & GRAY' SINGLE FURROW PLOW. , 2 GOOD HANDLE PTriWS. 35 and 70-GALLON SEPARATORS. ELECTRIC WATER PUMPS ANT> MOTORS. 6-COW ROTARY' VACUUM PUMP (As New). Bft. IRON ROLLER. 30-GAL. MILK VAT A SKTM MTTJt PUMP. One-row and Two-row RTDGERS. WANGANUI ANGANUI YTACHINKRY T7XCHANGB. ■Machinery -Exchange. ’Phone 4825. Opp. Railway Statlan, Taupo Quay. GRIFFITHS’ J/ SEEDS PLANTS All Postage Pa’d Cash with Ordar MONEYMAKER PEA Crops in 8 weeM. r Y The first early pe», r* maturing 8 to io jUs It weeks, according q to climatic condl/S ft A Ilona. Well-filled - M “ 4 nods. Height 12in. ' 1 No staking. 2/6 lb. M 1 "IN. for 6/6 posted. M ‘ Cl Im bln 1 V; Bean: SNAKE or f M ’ YARD LONG. Poda J from 121n.t0 20in. Rw i long. A heavy cropPer. Slender, green Hfrinirless pods.— Now Salad and Cookinq Vegetable ’W'/ * Wakff —C ELTUC E or • XW* CELERY-LETTUCE '■■vW P new. delicious vegetable for both raw s a 1 a d a and ™ cooking. Salad leaves readv from 6 weeks after sowing. Asparagus-llke sterns ready in 9 weeks. Four times the Vitamin C content of ordinary lettuce, fid. packet, 2/6 bulk packet, nostert. PASSION FRUIT— plante of tb* popular round purple variety. One-year-old plants, hailed for easy ‘ranenlanting. 3 for SZ-, paid. THVMIE PLANTS—Grow a few plant* of this seasoning: herb. one-ye*r hailed plants. 1/- each ; 3 for 2/9, posted. GRIFFITHS’ PRIZE GLADIOLI—A collection of choice named varieties tn all shades of Blues. Yellows. Scarlets, Smoky and Blcolors. Blue Ribbon Collection of 12 for 15/ Victory Collection of 12 for 10/Ge neral Collection of 12 for 7/6 ROSE BUSHES Named Hybrid Teas Collection of 1t Named varieties. aB different, for 24/-, posted. Named Polyanthus Roses—Collection of 12 best kinds, named. 24/-. posted. FLOWERING SHRUBS One each Boronia, Daphne, and Breath of Heaven—three for 10/-. posted. Lily of the Valley—Giant white, scented. Offered In clumps of six crowns. 1/clump or six roots: six clumps 5/6. FREE CATALOGUE Fifty paqe*. I beautifully Illustrated, on Seeda, I Plants and Bulbs for sprlnq planting. I Write for copy to-day. It’s FREE! I

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