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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 316, 4 July 1912, Page 1

AT THE GLOVER ROAD YARDS. HAWERA. FRIDAY, JULY 5. At 12 noon. GILLIES AND NALDER TTAVE received instructions from MR. G. H. BLACKWELL, who has sold his farm and is giving up dairying, to sell as above > WITHOUT RESERVE "OEDTGREE Jersey cow, White Rose, No. 743, Vol. 5. Ditto Wairoa, No. 1526, Vol. 8. Ditto Bellisiraa, No. 1565, Vol. 8. Pedigree Jersey heifer Waimea, Xo. ISSO, Vol. 7. Ditto W.iitoa (Sir Joseph—Wairoa), Vol. n. Ditto Bellicent (Oculist ll.—Billisima, Vol. 9). Pedigree Jersey bull Kahu (Sir Joseph—White Rose, Vol. 0). Ditto. The Shaughraun, No. 745. Vol. 7. Ditto Sir Joseph, No. 125.5, Vol. 8. Also,— 20 grade Jersey cows (2 in profit) 40 Jersey Holstein and Shorthorn cross cows I 6 2-year Jersey cross heifers i 10 yearling Jersey cross heifers I 4 yearling grade Jersey bulls I 1 staunch gelding 1 staunch mare 1 spring tip dray 1 spring trap 9 milk cans Harness, etc. All the cows are hand-milked, the majority of the cows are young, a good proportion being second, third and fourth, calvers, and all served by pedigree Jersey bulls. Season's returns may be seen at our office and at sale. Pedigree catalogues on application. Grazing free till July 31. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.

N.Z, LOAN & MECANTILjs AGENCY CO., i/m, STRATFORD. TIST OF QLEARING gALES JULYFriday 5—E. R. Bulmet, Normanby. Friday s—Jos. Gray, Wnenuakura. Saturday 6—J. A. Prince, Otakeho. Monday B—Ruhe, Opunake. Monday B—Win. Lacy, Stratford. Tuesday 9—L. C. Pinny, Ngaere. Wednesday 10— J. Moffitt, Manga - toki. Thursday 11 T. Frost, Manaia road. Manaia. Friday 12—Jno. Sinclair, Opunake. Monday 15.—Jolin Neal, Monmouth Road, Stratford. Tuesday 10— H. Corbett, Opunake. Wednesday 17—Geo. Bell, Matapu (in conjunction with Mr. Newton King). Thursday 18—A. Zimmerman, Rawhitiroa. Friday 19— J. Twigg, Okaiawa. Saturday 20— J. N. Gamlin, heifer sale, Manaia. I Monday 22 W. N. Jenkins, Rawhi- . tiroa. Tuesday 23 J. Embling, Eltham. Wednesday 24 R. H. Phillips, Ngaere (in conjunction with Newton King). Thursday 25—Estate S. Dick, Kaupokonui. Friday 26—Thos. Kelly, Kapuni. Monday 29 R. J. Botham, Rowan. Wednesday 31—M. A. Mills, Oaonui. AUGUSTFriday 2—Thos. Jenkins, annual heifer sale, Eltham. Wednesday 7—W. 0. Williams, Hawera. Monday 26—Hamilton and McHardy, annual heifer sale, Opunake. Tuesday 27 W. H. Norton, Stratford Salevards. DATE TO BE ARRANGED— Mrs. E. M. Hewitt, East road, Toko. NOTE.—We have a number of good reliable dairy herds for private sali-.

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