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Southland Times, Issue 18062, 4 February 1903, Page 2

In a paragraph which appeared some time ago announcing the sale of Mr G. C. Tothill's pedigree cattle, it was stated that at the recont show here they had defeated the Dunedin cham-

pions, and that this waa the tirst time they had appeared in tho ring. The latter part of the information appears to in- inaccurate, us tho A. & V. Show in J'JUI. when Mr Qucrlier secured all the prizes for Jerseys, Mr Tothill's exhibits wore beaten. Tho onler wits exactly l'e- \ crscrt at the l'.«»y show, tho ii'iiniuls, in the cuhc wf tliH bull at Ic.iist,, lieing tjie same us were matched on the previous ■occasion.

Kink matches will be played on tho Southland Club's green for v trophy presented by the Mayor to-day, (,ommcue» ing at a.BOt

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