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Waikato Times, Volume 98, Issue 16096, 20 September 1924, Page 10

LIMITED, HAMILTON, Live Stock Auctioneers, Grain and Produce Merchants, Stock, Station, Shipping, Financial, & Land Agents. PRIVATE SALE. Totara Posts, £ll per hundred on Lines of EWES and WETHERS (off shears), ex Gisborne. Prices on application. NOTICE, Buyers are notified that delivery will only be given for CASH unless arrangements for credit ahve previously been made with the management. HAMILTON STOCK SALE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2c "PAT AND STORE CATTLE, SHEEP r AND PIGS. Including—--16 Prime Heavy Fat Cows 10 Fat Cows 3 Good Cows, in milk •'•0 Fat Wethers 45 Good Porkers 35 Good Slips -15 Good Weaners, half Tamworth 5 Sows, with litters 3 Sows, close to farrowing to Berkshire Boar 5 Sows, close to farrowing Also, at 11 a.m.— 1 Draught Gelding, splendid worker, 6 years, any trial 1 5-year-old Farm Mare 1 B. and McD. Saw Bench, on sledge 1 Sledge, 3-horse Bar, 2 Testing Buckets, Chain Harrows, 4 20-gal. Milk Cans, 6 Cream Cans Entries Solicited. HAMILTON HORSE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. AA HORSES, All Classes. Entries Solicited. MATAMATA STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. tA HEAD CATTLE JU Entries Solicited. RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 70 4 and 5 year old Fresh-condi-tioned Bullocks, from Woodleigh 15 3§-year-old Steers Entries Solicited. TE ANGA STOCK SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. 5 Fat Cows 100 18-months Steers 60 18-months Heifers 50 4-year Bullocks 50 2 and 3 year Steers 115 18-months to 2-year Steers 10 18-months Shorthorn Bulls 45 Mixed Cattle 120 Choice Yearling Jersey Heifers 25 Springing Cows and Heifers 250 Mixed Sex Hoggets 50 Mixed Sheep Entries Solicited. RABBIT SKIN SALE. The NEXT SALE will be held in WELLINGTON on FRIDAY, SEPT. 26. N Z L OAN ANI3 M ERCANTII ' i2 QO.. L TD. R. W. HAY AMD CO. AUCTIONEERS, Grain and Produce Merchants, Have on Sale: Southern Potatoes, Onions, Maize, Wheat, Oats, Bwn pollard, Chatf. Southern and Tasmanian, Fresh Eggs In any Quantity. R. W. HAY AND CO. BRYCE STREET, HAMILTON. 'Phone 1417. Box 165. (H. E. FOLLETT) 'Phones: Shop No. 9, Res. No. 6. )raws your attention to the necessity of eating In This He Specialises. QOOD BREAD always'wins its way. Bread-caters are no longer satisfied with the old type of bread made .vith flour, water, salt and yeast. Such iread is low in nutritional value and s rapidly losing favour. No matter .vhether it be fresh, rich, and palatible, it is low in nutritional value if he Vitamine Contents are insufficient. vitamincs arc mysterious little substances, and possess a power of trans'orming the assimilated food into the >ody tissue. In the absence of these mc'misht consume a correct amount )f well-balanced rations and yet starve, the bread of to-day must be rich n Vitamincs. "VITAMINE BREAD," nadc by Follett, of Matamata. contains hese important essentials. TRY IT FOR YOURSELF.