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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 68, 11 July 1914, Page 8

IMPORTANT SAW OF PEDIGSEJS ANIL GRADE JERSEYS. N ON THE FARM, OPIINAKE ROAD, STRATEpRD. JiQNDAY, 20th JULY, 1914. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD , have been favored with inActions from ARCH HAZELTON, Esq., who has sold hi s farm, to sell, Without Reserve— LQTI.— Pedigree Jersey cow "Tintest Eileen," No. 1513, in calf to "Snowstorm's Campanile." Dam, "Ravenswood Eileen II" No. 992; Sire, "K See," No. 909. ■ ■ LOT 2.~-Pedigree Jersey cow, "Pulclya," No. 1869. Sire, "Milkmaid's Magnet;" Dam, "Our Favourite." In calf to "Prosparo." LOT 3 Pedigree Jersey heifer '"''Florence'Eileen," No. 3199\ ;Sirs, '.'Molina's General" (Imp) Dam, "Tintea Eileen." LOT 4—Pedigree Jersey bull, "Snowstorm's Campanile," No. .1370. Sire, "Frisky Campanile;" Dam, "Snowstorm." LOT 5. Pedigree Jersey bull, "Pasha Duke." Sire, "Pasha;" .Dam,./'Sweet Alica." 26 grade Jersey cows, calving July, August and September all in splendid condition 7 purebred Jersey heifers, 2yrs. by,' and'in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls 1 purebred Jersey heifer, empty 1 bay. mare, Byrs, staunch worker and good mover; stinted to "Formby" 1 roan mare, 6yrs, by "Silver Spec;" Ist prize-taker at show 1 aged-draught mare, good worker; stinted to "Knight of the Garter" Cart and harness, gig and har, ness, s.f. .Duncan plough, disc harrows, Massey hay rake, sundry harness, cow rugs, copper and stand, milk cans, aeptor, saddle and bridle, rJurebred white Leghorn fowls, andgeneral sundries Rata and Maire firewood, various lengths il shares in the Stratford dairy Co. On account of a Client—- • 7 picked Jersey weaner heifers

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 1 o'clock. NOTE.—To breeders and dairymen requiting really good pedigree :&nd grade Jersey We can confidently recommend this herd. They returned Mr Haxelton £l3 4s lOd per cow for milk alone tlnis season, the average test at beight of season being 4.8. Intending purchaser* coming by train should call at the .CoMJjany's Stratford Omce, whence they' will be run out to the sale. Our agents hayo inspected the herd and consider them unsurpassed for quality, and they are also in good condition. ELTHAM YARDS. TUESDAY, JULY 14th, at 12.30.HHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY ' CO., LTD., have received instructions" from MR J, A. HAIR, who is relinquishing dairying, and has left the district, to sell as above, Without Re--180 selected dairy cows, early calvers, in calf to Jersey bulls « The above is a choice herd of young dairy r cows, second, and third calvers and good conditioned. • The herd contains a fair sprinkling of Holsteins, Jerseys, and Ayrshires. They were selected with the greatest care, and have been judiciously culled. One month's free grazing will ■be ■ given from date of sale.

LUNCHEON PROVIDED. ON THE FARM, RIVERLEA. TUESDAY, 14th JULY, 1914. JEWTON KING has received xutS structions from MR J. WALLIS, Riverlea. to sell ou above date, Without Reserve—--30 cows, early calverK and young 8 5-year in calf heifers, close up 5 breeding sows, close up 85 fowls, 12 ducks, 1 gjg and harness, 4 milk cans, s.f. plough, tine harrows, sot R. and G. disc harrows, milk cart, harness With Slight Reserve—--1 in.are, Byrß, by Th« Officar, stinted to Foremost 1 foal, by St. Paul 1 gig pony, aged Salo at 12.80 o'clock. LUNCHEON* PROVIDED. | NOTE.—This herd is a particularly jootl lot. The owner has been milking 9 years, and has never had a sale before, and has culled heavily. GOOD MEAT! THE REST!! THE VERY BEST! W. MOUNTFORD, BUTCHER, MIDHIRBT, 'T>EGS to intimate that he delivers |jl3 the Best Beef, Mutton, Lamb and Pork in Stratford four days n-eokly—Mondays, Wednesdays, : Fridays, and Saturday. PJUDfiR N.OW.