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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 16796, 21 July 1920, Page 7

NOTICES. & m BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY (NEW PLYMOUTH BRANCH), AND ORDER OF ST. JOHN. PEACE TIME WORK. A LL Members and Others who have done work during war time, or are willing to further the aims of the Society in time of peace, 'are asked to fill in the form set out below and forward it to Mr. A. B. Gibson (hon. secretary), or Mrs. E. A. Walker (vice-president, P.O. Box 9): — 1. Name in full 2. Permanent Address ~ —...- 3. Sex' 4. Age 5. Married (if so, how many children) ...... 6. Single ~ 7. Tire kind of work which could he rendered: (a) Nursing, if so what qualifications arid also whether would like to be put in way of further training; (b) Domestic; (c) Cooking; (d) Motor-driving, it possessed of a certificate; (e) Bearer Work; (f) Telephone Work; (g) Clerical; (h) Making Garments. ■ ' . PLEASE REPLY BEFORE AUGUST 1, 1920. 9407

SALES BY AUCTION, IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE AND GRAD.E JERSEY CATTLE, &C. AT THE HOMESTEAD, PUKEARUHE. WHITE CLIFFS. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1920. Jf.E W T 0 N I N Q Has been favoured with instructions from MR. H. E. GREIG to Sell by - Public Auction, WITHOUT RESERVE— ' . THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as follows! 1 A HEAD OP PEDIGREE JERSEY COWS, HEIFERS ' AND * BULLS 20 High Quality Dairy Cows, mostly Jerseys, calving in August 25 Choice Grade Jersey Heifers, August and September calvers 1 Hack 1 Filly D.P. Duncan Plough (convertible to single), Disc, Chain, Tyne and Tripod Harrows. Roller, Spring-tooth Harrows, 5-ton Waggon, Wheel Sledge, 3-ton Endless Chain Gear, Swingle- ■ trees,- Milk Cans, ’Separator, Grindstone, Wheelbarrow, Harness and Largo Quantity of Useful Farm Sundries; also Small Quantity of Furniture.

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE Fordson Tractor Oliver Automatic Plough Eidd Two-cow Eeleaser Plant and Testing . Bucket, with Lister Engine All in good order and nearly new. , Sale at 12.30 o’clock. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Catalogues of Pedigree Stock obtainable on application to the Auctioneer. I can confidently recommend to dairymen the cattle, both pedigrees and grades, to be disposed of at this sale. It will bo noticed on perusal of the catalogue that the pedigree cattle are very rtell. bred, imported blood appearing frequently and closely related. The grade cows and heifers are also worthy (»f close attention. ’ All the implements are practically new, having done very little work. e 577 UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE OF HIGH GRADE ; JERSEY COWS. AT COOPER’S LINE, GLEN OEOUA.' TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920, At 11.30 a.m. A/TESSRS. LEVIN & CO., LTD., have received instructions from MR. H. J. LANCASTER- to sell as above, — i QA HIGH GRADE JERSEY COWS, bred ,to Pedigree Jersey Bulls Milk Cans, etc.

Note. —Our Auctioneer lias personally inspected this herd, and has no hesitation iu stating they comprise the best herd of High-grade Jerseys ho has ever offered for sale in over 35 years’ experience. Mr. Lancaster, has been one of the most successful exhibitors in the Dairy Classes at Manawatu, Feilding and Marton Shows, having won the points prize at all these shows for many years past. The cows are in great condition, and are chiefly August culvers. If required, stock will bo trucked free of charge either at Podding or Longburu, and Mr. Lancaster will be pleased to show buyers over the herd 'any day prior to sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. e‘267 NORMAN GORTON, Auctioneer. OPENING NOTICE. WISH to notify the public that I hmvo started an up-to-date Buick ixi for ’hire, day or night. 364 St, uhvii Street; ’phone 814. .W. JAMES.