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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIII, Issue 283, 15 November 1923, Page 8

Public talei*. PUBLIC SALES. PE'l A N E Y ARDS MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19th At 11 a.m. 4 aged Romney rams 35 fat ewes 120 ewes with lambs 18 dairy cows in profit 12 Hereford cows and calves 17 m.s. calves 1 4-year Hereford bull 1 2-year Holstein bull 1 springing Shorthorn dairy cow 3 forward cows 5 weancr steers 4 sows 10 weaner pigs 35 2 and 3-year steers yyAIPUKURAU YARDS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1923. Dairy Stock, 11.30 a.m. Other Stock, Noon. 70 ewes and lambs. gTORTFORD LODGE YARDS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1923 At 10 a.m. Commencing with Fat Cattle. 50 fat ewes SALES FOR NOVEMBER. Waipukurau—2o, 27. Stortford Lodge—2l, 28. Onga Onga—22. Otane—23. Petane—l9. Waipukurau Cattle Fair—2o. Stortf ord-Lodge Cattle Fair—2l. RAPIER yyOOL gALES. SEASON 1923-24. NAPIER MUNICIPAL THEATRE. Salo. Time. Catalogue closes Dec. 3,1923 9 a.m. Nov. 26, 5 p.m. With following sales January 10th, Catalogue closes January 3rd.

BACON PIGS BACON KIWI MACON PIGS BACON 13 PIGS BACON I7ACTORY PIGS BACON - 1 - PIGS BACON PIGS BACON PALMERSTON N. PIGS BACON PIGS BACON PIGS BACON Support the Factory PIGS BACON that makes pig breed- PIGS BACON ing worth while. PIGS BACON PIGS BACON PIGS BACON' If you have any PIGS BACON Bacon Pigs Ready PIGS BACON don't give them away, PIGS BACON get in touch with PIGS BACON our buyer— PIGS BACON PIGS BACON GORDON PIGS BACON De RIENZIE PIGS BACON PIGS BACON Box 270 PIGS BACON PALMERSTON N. PIGS BACON PIGS SCREENED NEWCASTLE pOA L. We have arriving per s.s. Kaiwarra A Large Quantity of THE BEST SCREENED MAITLAND COAL. ORDERS NOW TAKEN FOR TRUCK LOTS Ex Ship’s Slings. BARRY BROS. LIMITED "HAWKE'S BAY TRIBUNE.” TO COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. SPECIAL MOTOR CAR SERVICE. Leaving Hastings 3.10 p.m. for Waipukurau. Leaving Waipukurau 4.45 p.m. for Hastings. All distributing agents also act as booking agents fo~ passengers and parcels. The town edition of the “Hawke’s Bay Tribune” reaches its agents at Waipukurau, Waipawa and Otane by Special Car before 5 o’clock every evening, when agents immediately despatch their town deliveries. A 'phone message to the agent nearest your residence will secure prompt and regular delivery. The distributing xgents are:— Waipukurau (2). —W. J. Alpe (’phone 127); J. E. Hall (’phone 102). Waipawa.—L. Pratley (’phone 83M). Otane (2)—W. Malenoir (’phone SS), Bruce, Rough and Co. Ltd. (’phone 8). The agent at Pukeho’i is Mr. Priest, and at Paki Paki (2) Mr. Horton and Mrs. Brooker. Io Stand this Season nt the Tavistock Stables, WAIPUKURAU I lie Thoroughbred Racing Sire HEATHER MIXTURE St. Serf (by St. Simon) —Sprig o’ Heather. Terms: Thoroughbreds £l5 15/-, faalfbreds, £5 5/-. Grazing extra. GALLAGHER & COOPER, Waipukurau. QpO STAND AT HASTINGS. THOROUGHBRED FlwllS SIRE JW JOCULATOR Bay horse bred at Highden in 1918 by Absurd from Martia, by Martian from Perolina by Persimmon from La Carolina (sister to Enthusiast, 2000 gns), by Sterling from Cherry Duchess. The Cherry Duchess family is one of the most notable families on the English turf. Of recent years CHERRY TREE, belonging to this family, has been a very successful sire. His daughter CH’ERRYMOYA won the Oaks. CEREZA, the half-sister to Cherry Tree, won the Coronation Stakes and 6400 in stakes. Gloaming’s dam is by Eager, a son of Enthusiast. Limited number of mares on application. G .D. BEATSON, Box 63. Hastings. |