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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19122, 17 September 1936, Page 16

CATTLE FAIR MATAWHERO YARDS TO-MORROW TO-MORROW 900 Bullocks and Steers. 1750 Cows and Heifers. 1250 M.S. Yearlings. Male Cattle sold first day. Female Cattle sold second day. Sale starts 10 a.m. STOCKBROKERS’ ASSN. G-n RUATORIA SALEYARDS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21 At 10-a. in. I*3oo STATIOX CATTLE. 700 SHBBP - Including: 420 mixed sex Weaners. 220 P.A. Weaners. ".0 I'.A. and Hereford Heifers. 150 P.A. and Hereford Steers. 100 Mixed Cattle. 40 Fat Cows. 000 mixed sex Hoggets. 50 Fat Ewes. GISBORNE SHEEPFARMERS’ F.M. & M. CO. WILLIAMS & KETTLE LTD. ACC TIO XE E lIS. $S l

FAT STOCK BUYERS BOBBY CALVES Collectors: T. P. Hogan Phone 1669 D. J. McKay Phone 446 S J. C. Smith Phone 1057 A E. A. Church. Phone 25W, Te Karaka N.Z. CO-OP. PIG MARKETING ASSOCIATION PIGS & BOBBY CALVES WE are buyers of Pigs and Bobby Calves. Highest market rates obtainable from NELSONS (N.Z.) LTD. CASH AT GATE FOR BOBBY CALVES. Collections: Calves, every Monday & Thursday. Pigs, next collecting date. Tuesday, September 22. Telephones: Office. No. 1; J. Atkins. 842 R; B. C. Jeffreys. 117. Buyer and Collector: P. McBREEN, Phone 1823.

CHOICE WAIKATO FARM WE are offering for sale for one month one of the best little Farms in Waikato. 50 acres of excellent land just off the level. All in best of clean pastures and well watered. Situated 10 minutes from Hamilton. Buildings consist of good house of 5 rooms, etc.. 0-hail cowshed. 3-cow electric plant, implement shed, garage, piggeries, calf house. Good range well-kept implements. Stock, includes 45 dairy cows, 6 yearling j heifers. 1 bull, 2 horses, many pigs. PRICE £3OOO, goincj concern. Deposit £2OOO. DePELICHET, McLEOD & CO. LTD. IF YOU ARE REQUIRING ff SUPPLIES OF i CONSULT US Full stocks of Southern and fj Local Chaff. Prices absolutely M right. H Inspection invited. N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE 1 AGENCY GO. LTD. | (Incorporated in England). B

TO STAND THE SEASON AT PATUTAHI And travel the Surrounding Districts. The Roan Draught Stallion “GREENLEA STAMP” (4yrs). Sire, Greenlea Bold (Vol. 9, 2075), by Baron Bold. Darn, Wardendale Bell (Vol. 9. 3091). by Premier’s Pride (imp.). Bred by Mr. M. E. Jenkins. Courtenay. Canterbury. Greenlea Stamp secured two first awards as a yearling and also two first awards as a two-year-old at Canterbury Show. Terms <£3/3/- (Two or more mares as per arrangement). Free paddocking, good feed, and fresh water. All mares will be sent for. Apply T. E. PEED, Owner, Patutahi. Phone 1103 S, or J. ENGLISH. Groom in charge. ISO T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Ituli■L* ber stamp of your name), pad. brush. Indelible ink. and a box to hold the lot. 3/G; postage 3d extra. —At the Herald Office. GREYHOUND OWNERS GISBORNE ASSOCIATION SECOND ANNUAL MEET INC! The second annual meeting of ilie Gisborne Greyhound Owners’ Association was held in the Scbyn Hail last evening. There was a large a'tcmlnnre of members. The chairman gave a repaid of the year’s working, and slated that Ihc credit balance amounted !o £2 Os (id. Three new members were enrolled, making the total 40 members, which was considered very satisfactory. The election of Vdiiecrs respited as follows:—Patron, Mr. .1, A. C. Fleni-j ing; president, Mr. E. Fitzgerald; vice-presidents, Messrs. A. Wallace, 14. Jex-Blake, M. Leigh, T. O’(ionium.j "W. MclCeague, T. Cornish, and O. i Doniiaev; secretary, Mr. W. !1. Hosier; treasurer, Mr. T. Morrow; committee, Messrs. T. Harris, .1. Xossiter, .1. 10. Lund, T. O’Meara, \V. Brown, It.. Martin, and F. Outen. A good deal of business was transacted in connection with the corning season’s activities, and the meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman. to