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Wairarapa Daily Times, 2 July 1928, Page 8

THE LOCALITY OF THE FUTURE SECTIONS FOR SALE FROM ONE QUARTER ACRE UPWARDS. COLLEGE STREET ACCOMMODATING TERMS TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS. (MASTERTON’S WEST END)

WAINGAWA WORKS. Young Calves. TVTITHIN tlic last two years the young calf, which has usually been knocked on the head for its skin, has become of value. Many thousand calves have been killed at freezing works and exported in the form of boneless veal. Arrangements have been made with the Waingawa Freezing Works by many of the dairy factories to kill and freeze these on behalf of the companies. Farmers will thus be enabled to get the full value of young calves instead of just the bare value of the skin. Besides increasing the value of calves to the dairy farmers, killing operations in the early spring will give a fair amount of employment at the Waingawa Works, which is always of advantage to the Wairarapa district. The Waingawa Works will close for the Killing of Sheep and Lambs and Grown Cattle on the 22nd June.

WAINGAWA FROZEN MEAT CO., MASTERTON. » LEVIN & CO., LTD. MERCHANTS. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL, GRAIN AND PRODUCE BROKERS. AGENTS FOR— Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. —Eire, Accident and Live Stock. “LISTER” Sheep-shearing Machines, Engines and Cream Separators. Shaw, Savill and Albion Co., Ltd. (direct to London). Orient Royal Mail Line (via Suez). Messageries Maritimes Cie (via Suez), and C. Line, All-Red Route (across Canada). Union S.S. Co.’s Overseas Routes. Northern Steamship Co. (New Plymouth to Onehunga). Cooper’s, Little’s and Pison’s Sheep Dips. Sutton’s Famous Pedigree Farm Seeds. Fioon’s Fertilisers. And all Agricultural Manures. E. A. POOL,

QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. POE SALE— Ealf-ton Ford Truck, new tyres, registered; in perfect condition; price: £3O. Second-hand Tents and Flys and few Tarpaulins. Banjos, Violins and Ukuleles. Double Mattresses from 27/-; New Chesterfield Suite, £10; Wardrobe, 80/-. Gas Stove, lined, 40/-. New Horse Rugs, lined, 20/-. Riding Pants, Overcoats, Suits, all going cheap. Prams and Push 'Carts, Crockery, etc., Hospital Bedsteads. Cash buyers of Books, Magazines, Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Clothing, etc. ’PHONE 1013. “FELICITY!” AN ATTRACTIVE HEAD TYESERVES the attention of a good Hairdresser; therefore, choose wisely and enjoy the comfort of an up-to-date Salon, combined with perfect service—Felicity. PERMANENT WAVING. SHINGLING. MARCEL & WATER-WAVING. HAIR TINTING. BEAUT Y CULTURE. CHIROPODY & MANICURING. ELECTROLYSIS. ; * ARTISTIC HAIR ADDITIONS. Our Treatment for Tric*opathic Affections, viz., diseases of the Hair and Hair Follicles, is strongly recommended by the leading medical faculty of Australia. T. HEWETT HOY, (Late M.N.T.I. Lon), SALON DE COIFFEUR,” ’PHONE 1929. QUEEN STREET.