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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17926, 30 June 1930, Page 8

'AUCTION SALES. HUCUTAIA STOCK, SAI^E. JULY 2, NOON. V HEAD A OF CATTLE. CHOICE JERSEY ANJD JERSEY - CROSS DAIRY HEIFERS, at profit (off, high on account of MR. FRED iOTWORTHY, the Whole' of his giphoiee Young Dairy Herd, y" . Comprising:— f& 20 JERSEY and JERSEY-CROSS m COWS, due July and August. Cows in milk. ■ » 82-Gallon Diabolo Separator;. . Rubber-tyred Gig, Trotting Sulky. Entries Solicited. MERS*CO-OP. AUCTIONEER. tSSQK CO., LTD, HAMILTON*. AND BRANCHES. 127 M:- l 'PRELIMINARY' NOTICE. LEARING SALE AT MATATOKI. I Favdured "with instructions from |j W. T. REID, of Matatoki, who giving up Dairying, we will sell j&t the Farm; Matatoki,: at 12 Noon, fen .FRIDAY, July 4, the Wkole of liis Live and * Dead Stock, including: : THE WHOLE OF HIS HERD OF fa , DAIRY COWS. particulars in to-morrow's mfc -LOAN AND MERCANTILE /&&ENCY CO.,.LTD., Auctioneers. ■■• -: : -' .;.... . 179 d- a recommendation of - the Royal uiiane Society's award are the hoh'ours jjahowered upon a boy in.lreland, Smith, aged 10, a pupil of College, in recognition. ,of ~<pis i bravery in saving a little girl, ' *ed;■'three and. a-half, from drownj. So , proud were the. college Authorities of Willie" that one of the I personally conducted him to fphe tuckshop. , While ~ Willie-'''*■©* fpiembe'red that some of his, school were doomed to a brief period &©£ ,''O.B.':'. and, exercising the privilof ahero, he secured a remission S&idff the punishment On his way to fjplay -football,' the boy saw; the girl *;fn the Roy'al Canal, and as she strugit filed when he went to the rescue he; Viliead before he got her safely out or 'the water. '.■ \

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