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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 206, 1 September 1943, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. T WANGANUI SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1. 12 NOON. 60 fat ewes, 40 fat ewes, 40 fat wethers, 30 fat hoggets, 140 wether hoggets (off swedes); 140 2 and 4th. wethers; 80 ewe hoggets, 100 wether hoggets, 50 good ewe hoggets. 10 fat cows, 20 store cows, 20 springing dairy cows and heifers, 20 2yr. P.A. steers, 8 springing Jersey heifers. MIXED PIGS. 210 ft. farm gates. FREEMAN R. JACKSON A CO., LTD. WAVERLEY SALE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. AT 1 P.BSi ■pREEMAN R. JACKSON 4 1 LTD., and NEWTON KING. LTD J will sell by auction as above:— 100 ewe hoggets. 20 store cows. 20 springing dairy cows and JJUYER WOOL. SKINS, HIDES. HOR3S HAIR and TALLOW. \ TRY US FOR HIGHEST PRICES, Write, or 'phone for us to call! j H. M A y ’ 44, TAUPO QUAY. 'Phone 5142, Wanganui. Night 5279. Taupo Quay. Near Railway Stn. licensed by N.Z. Government. J JJELIABLE JJECONDITIONEU MACHINERY. 4-5 H.P. WOLESLEY ENGINE. k REID & GRAY DOUBLE PLOW. REID 4 GRAY SINGLE FURROW PLOW. 2 GOOD HANDLE PLOWS. 35 and 70-GALLON SEPARATORS. ELECTRIC WATER PUMPS AND MOTORS. 6-COW ROTARY VACUUM PUMP (As New). Bft. IRON ROLLER. ) 30-GAL. MILK VAT ft SKIM MILK} PUMP. One-row and Two-row RIDGERS. ■yVANGANUI ANGANUI AfACHINERY pXCHANGE. Machinery j Exchange. 'Phone 4825. Opp. Railway Station Taupo Quay. —s’* TYRED? If you think you deserve a retread and lit»4 the Permit Form difficult, ask your earagt man to till it in—marking it ‘Trojan Tread*, Trojans are guaranteed for 6,000 r.ule* will do 20,000 with care. Ama:ing netf process uses ’live’ salvage rubber and cortfc Trojan Tyre Tread Co. (Subsidiary of Bvraeur*. N.Z. Lid.) ary Lambion Quay, Wellinmoq W SEEDS 1 PLAITS All Postage Pa d - Cash with Order IWONEY MAKER PEA a® Crops in 8 weeks. * F . The first curly pea. \ maturing’ 8 to 10 \ weeks, according F* « ,0 climatic condtz v’di - mien i nods. UPißht i.'in. i No Btaklnr. 2/6 lb. M " for 6/6 ’ 1 rested. • ’’ Mi New Climbing Bean: SNAKE or t w m YARD LONC - Pod B rW,. from ti'in.to 20in. agf a op- ; /.... | j per. Slender, urreen i . aw# kjjjL strlmrless pods.— 1/. packet. New Balad ft xMHrXi 1 Cooking Veuntabla WW7 —C E LT U C E or U' CELERY-LETTUCE TSajwffi A new. delicious vegetable for bom W; raw s a 1 a d r and cooking’. Salad leaves readv from 6 weeks after sowing. Asparagus-like sterns ready in weeks. Four times the Vitamin C content of ordinary lettuce. 6d. packet, 2/6 bulk packet, nosteri. PASSION FRI IT Lanre of the popular round purple variety. One-year-old plants, balled for ca y *ran«planting. a for 5/-, pof-tatre paid. THY MIE PLANTS -Grow a few plants of thia herb. Large one-ymr balled plants. 1/- each ; 3 for 2/9, ' posted. GRIFFITHS’ PRIZE GLADIOLI—A collection of choice named varieties 1n all shades of Blues. Yellows. Scarlets, Smoky and Bicolors. Blue Ribbon Collection of 12 for 15/Victory Collection of 12 for 10/ General Collection of 12 for 7/6 ROSE BUSHES Named Hybrid Teas Collection of 11 Named varieties, all different, for 24/-. posted. Named Polyanthus Roses—Collection of 12 best kinds, named. 24/-. posted. FLOWERING SHRUBS One each Boronla, Daphne, and Breath of Heaven—three for 10/-, posted. Lily of the Valley—Giant white, scented. Offered In clumps of six crowns. 1/clump of six roots; six clumps 5/6. FREE CATALOGUE Fifty paces. I beautifully illustrated, on Seeds. I Plants and Bulbs for spring planting. I Write for copy to-day. It’s FREE! I