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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 208, 3 September 1943, Page 6

AUCTION SALES. FEILDING SALE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 3000 SHEEP, comprising: 400 ' ewe hoggets, 500 wether hoggets. 450 fat wethers. 850 fat ewes, 150 fat hoggets, 150 wethers, 150 shorn wether hoggets, 50 ewes, with lambs at foot; 280 4 and 6th. ■ f. and f. wethers. ■ CATTLE, comprising:—s2 2/3 • ’ yr. P.A. steers, 20 3yr. P.A. ■ and Hereford heifers. 32 3yr. P.A. and Hereford steers, 20 P.A. cows, I ■ r.w.b.; 16 empty P.A. cows, 20 fat I heifers, 5 fat bullocks, 7 fat cows, 54 springing cows and heifers. 18 I weaner Jersey heifers, 30 2yr. P.A. ’ heifers, 5 yearling heifers. , A/cF. J. Taylor, Bunnythorpe: , 100 ewe hoggets. , A/c W. J. Viles, Apitl: , 6 springing heifers. N.B.—Run Cattle will start at 11.30 a.m. In accordance with the Day of Prayer, it has been decided to suspend • the Sale between 12 noon and 1 p.m. MARTON HOGGET FAIR MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. AT 1 P.M. 11 000 HOGGETS, comprising:— i 7000 wether hoggets, 3000 ewe hoggets, 1000 b.f. hoggets. NOTE.—The above hoggets have all i been wintered on swedes and Chou > Moellier and are genuine farmers’ > lines. t ALSO: 1 Mexican saddle, In first-class I order. ; No cattle or pigs accepted for this 1 Sale. 1 TAIHAPE SALE •yHE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIST. ? CO. LTD. will offer at their yards ; on Wednesday, Bth September, 1943, r at 1 p.m.:— 400 ewe hoggets. 360 wether hoggets. ’ 8 springing dairy cows and heifers FEILDING HORSE FAIR TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 7. GO comprising: Draughts, I Broken and Unbroken Hacks. | Full Particulars Later. I

STRIDE IN A UTILITY SKIRT SPRING SKIRTS ... In a special selection of light weight •woollens. Two popular styles: 1 Panel front with two pockets; 2 pleated all round. Shades include black, navy, rust, blue, moss green, duck-egg blue, wine . . . S.S.W., S.W., and W. sizes. Price 32/6, 3 coupons GOR-RAY SKIRTS . . . The new adaption of the popular Gor-ray is cut io shape with three deep pleats on the left front. Soft spring woollens in imitation Harris Tweed. Shades: Tan, gold, green, sand, blue. S.W. and W. Price 36/6, coupons I DIVIDED SKIRTS- For Country Wear . . A beautifully tailored garment with good pleating hack and front. Cleverly cut and giving freedom for walking or cycling . . . S.W. only. Grey or blue. Price 49/6 COTTON SPORTS JUMPERS . . . In serviceable interlock weave . . . crewe neck and long sleeves, Shades: Grey, green, coral, blue, red, black and navy. Price 14/6 Bring your old Umbrellas and have them repaired and re-covered by experts. Call at our Fancy Counter for quotations. Warnock’s Drapery Ltd. WANGANUI For Better Values. Wanganui. PROPERTIES FOR SAUL 555 ACRES Freehold, 50 acres leasehold. Rental £2O per annum. All In grass; about 30 acres ploughable. Subdivided into 10 paddocks with fences in first-class order. Watered by permanent streams. 18 miles Taihape. 12 miles railway station. Buildings comprise nice 7-roomed dwelling, set in pretty surroundings, good woolshed and dip and numerous other outbuildings: 3 sets of sheep-yards. Never been topdressed. Nearly all lamb« go away fat. Wintering 1000 ewes. 300 hoggets and 130 cattle. PRICE. £lB/10/- per acre. Terms £3OOO cash. F. R. H. BRICE & CO.. LTD. REAL ESTATE AGENT - - MARTON.