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Waipukurau Press, Volume XXVIII, Issue 120, 16 May 1932, Page 1

Associated Auctioneers SALES FOR MAY Waipukurau, 17, 24, 31. Stortford Lodge, 18, 25. Napier Hides and Oddments, 17. XVAIPUKURATJ yards. !'v TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 ,At 11 a.m. i The sale of Sheep will commence at 1 p.m. or earlier if sale of cattle is completed before that hour. 170 3 and 4-yr Bullocks (P.A.) 140 Wether Lambs 150 -Breeding Ewes (S.D.) 150 2/4/6-th Wethers, 15 Dairy Cows and Heifers (in » profit and to calve) 250 Ewe Lambs 100 4-yr P.A. Bullocks 5 Rising 4 and 5-yr Draught Geldings (Mr J. W. Harding) SPECIAL SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES rpHE H.B. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., will offer at Waipukurau immediately after the Stock Sale on TUESDAY, 17th instant: — g RISING 4 and 5-YR. DRAUGHT GELDINGS, broken to chains. Bred by, and on account of, J. W. HARDING, ESQ., Mt. Vernon, Waipukurau. de" PELICHET, McLEOIX & CO., LTD., have received instructions to offer at — WAIPUKURAU SALE YARDS ON TUESDAY, MAY 17, On account of H. W. WHITE, ESQ. — 100 4-YR. P.A. BULLOCKS. 100 4-YR. P.A. BULLOCKS. Service Cars and Taxis PRU JEAN’S MOTOR BUS SERVICE WAIPUKURAU-HASTINGS Leaves Waipukurau 9 a.m., arrives ♦listings 10.30 a.m. Leaves Hastings 4.30 p.m., arrives Waipukurau 6.0 p.m., via Waipawa, Otane’, Te Aute, Pukehou Change of Depot to BARRAU gOUGH’S, Russell Street, Hastings. Late Bus every Wednesday and Saturday, leaving Waipukurau 6.15 p.m. and Hastings 11 p.m. Parcels and goods left at the Leviathan Hotel, Waipukurau, will receive careful attention. Telephone No. 53. Porangahau feil and Passenger Service. pARS LEAVE WAIPUKURAU dally for Porangahau— At 12 noon. And for Porangahau, Wimbledon, e.nd Herbertville — At 4 p.m. Care leave Herbertville, Wimbledon, and Porangahau for Walpukuran Daily, arriving in time for the p4orn ?n e Mail train

W. MAHONEY PROPRIETOR. Shattky & Webber, F. 1.0. (Eng.), F.S.M.C. (Lond.) OPTICIANS May be consulted at BLOM’S BUILDINGS every TUESDAY. Appointments at Gideon’s Pharmacy. Greendale Dairy rpHE STANDARD MILK of the town at 2d. per pint, cooled and aired to lowest possible degree. Keeps sweet without preservatives. High test of butter-fat. Finest CREAM at 4d, 8d and 1/4 per carton. Finest BUTTER, minimum price 1/- per lb. Fair and voluntary prices not cut below cost price. A. EDGAR - ’PHONE 283 S