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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17994, 12 April 1930, Page 2

FOW, COBBE & CO., LTD. FOW, COBBE & CO., LTD., THE OLDEST AND LARGEST AUCTIONEERING FSFftVI IN THE WAIKATO. gPECIAL RASTER pOULTRY gALE. pUESDAY, AT 12 O’CLOCK. We sold 1200 head at good prices last Thursday. 23 Fat Gobblers, 11 Turkey Hens, 6 young Geese (fat), 12 Heavy Drakes, 41 White Leghorn Cockerels, 58 White Leghorn Hens (one entry), 1.4 young Black Orpington Hens, 14 Black Orpington Pullets, 20 Indian Runner Ducks, G McLean While Leghorn Pullets, S White Leghorn Pullets, 70 Black Orpington Cockerels, 19 Black Orpington liens (fat). Ring Phones 130 C, 2392, 2284 or 297 G for entries for Monday’s advertisement. (Must be in by 9 a.m.) Furniture and Merchandise will be offered after the poultry. 5-S EATER OAKLAND CAR, good order. For Easter. 279 PRELIMINARY EXCEPTIONALLY BIG SALE OF UNREDEEMED' pLEDGES. IN OUR ROOMS, COLLLNGWOOD ST. ON BEHALF OF THE pOAN QO.

'J'HURSDAY, jj^TH. SAL-B AT i. 30 P.M., IMMEDIATELY AFTER OUR POULTRY SALE. Wc have been instructed to sell by The Waikato Loan Co., Victoria St-, a large and varied assortment of unredeemed pledges, comprising Jewellery, firearms, Musical Instruments, Suits, Overcoats, Suitcases and a big assortment of general merchandise. Owing to the fact that no sale has been held by this firm for nearly 12 months an exceptionally fine assortment of pledged goods will be offered for sale by public auction. SPECIAL NOTE.—A guarantee in writing will be given with each piece of jewellery sold, that it is true to description. Full details in Monday and Wednesday’s issues. 2SO FOW, COBBE & CO., LTD. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST AUCTIONEERING FIRM IN THE WAIKATO. Last week a great Rotary Conference was held at The Chateau National Park. This is the most luxurious hotel in the Dominion, and the Rotary delegates were unanimous' in their approval of the management and of the quality and high standard of the meals provided- Fow, Cobbe & Co., Ltd., supply all the meat, vegetables and fruit consumed at this wonderful hotel. The public should see that their retailers buy wholesale from the firm, for it is obvious that if the directors of The Chateau are satisfied with the service and produce of Fow Cobbe, & Co., Ltd., these should prove equally satisfactory to others. The Chateau sets the New Zealand standard for hotels and it is a standard equal to any part of the world. Our instructions from The Chateau directors are: “Buy the best that the market offers,” and we are glad to say that we are able to buy in the Waikato, mutton, lamb, fruit and vegetables equal to the best that New Zealand can produce. There is an unsatisfied demand for furniture, in good order and condition and we can sell one waggon-load a day if the price is right. In spite of the fall in butterfat, new comers continue to settle in the Dairy Farm of the Empire and we come in contact with new settlers nearly every day. Times may be a bit harder, but if we show a little optimism and faith in our district, better times will soon come again. NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. LAND Agents—Please note my properly of 224 acres, near Okoroire Springs, Pas been disposed of; please cancel.—Sgd., A. G. Thompson. 2a 1 POULTRY, EGG 3. ETC.. FOR SALE. PULLETS, 0 Black Orpington (some laying), McLean strain, good; s/e each. M. Wales, Mcfarlane St., Ham. K. 206 ANIMALS FOR SALE. Choice House Cow, milking, due August, no bail, guaranteed; £l2.—Mrs Long, cr. East Street, Claudelands. 235 DAIRY Cows (2), close to profit, third calves; guaranteed sound. —Apply n. H. Burt, Glen Massey. 306 JERSEY Heirer, good, just in; also House Cow; price reasonable.—Phone •1751. 26S PEDIGREE Berkshire Boar, 2 years old, Chiicott strain. —Apply T. T. Ferguson, Matamata. 23 0 mWO Purebred Pomeranian Dog Puppies; JL. cheap.—oo, Times Oiflce. 243 WANTED TO BUY. DRILL, 9-dlsc (or hoe). —A. M. Bisley and Co. 303 LAWN-MOWER In good order.—Replies stating make, price, etc., to Lawnmower, c/o. Times. 242 Nz. Co-op. Shares, A or B; GO wanted. . write ORers, Times. 212 PUSH -Chair; must he reasonable.—Lovet.t, „ is Nixon Street, Hamilton E. 256 SECTION where owner will Build Tor Purchaser; or Modern Home, sunny position; must be reasonable, with small deposit.—Write Cosy Home, Times. 295 TO LET. GARAGE, nre-proof, Stanley Street,, Claudelands. —Phone 2202. 251 House, 5 -roomed, and one acre; all conveniences, Graham Street.—Apply Public Trust Office. 20S -i» MEETING Room, central and convenient, M specially upholstered chairs and heating available. —Ring Phone 1701. 230 ryvWO-ROOMED Cottage, hot water and 1 electric light.—Apply Nurse Taylor, Tranmere Rd., l’airheld. tat,