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Dominion, Volume 36, Issue 25, 24 October 1942, Page 10

HAWERA SHOW! The Outstanding Event of the Year ! THE CLASH OF CHAM P !ONS! THE GREATEST PIONSHIP TROPHIES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4 and 5, 1942 — DECEMBER 4 and 5, 1942. One of the Few Live Stock Exhibitions of the Year. Another Richly Endowed Schedule—- “ Valuable Points Prizes in Cash in al Sections— North Island Friesian and Ayrshire Championships . North Island Clydesdale Championships, Union Cup and Two British Medals. BREEDERS —Be Sure to be Represented at "HAWERA" Boys and Girls' Calf Club Championships— / Girls' Championship Marching Competition— Monster Flower Show and Home Industries Sections. ' HAWERA MAIN SCHOOL BAND of 50 Players will lead the Parade of Calves on Friday and will render a programme of musical items. COME TO HAWERA —ON 4th and sth DECEMBER and bring your family to see this great EXHIBITION. Entries Close 20th November. Send for a Schedule NOV/! R. McCAY, Secretary, P.O. Box 148, Hawera.

A GRAND HERD, HEADED BY GREAT IMPORTED SIRES. < “GREENBANK” AYRSHIRES Greenan Bondsman, imp., Senior Herd Sire. 10 Times Champion at important Shows; his stock winners of many awards. Burton Right at Last, imp.: Junior Sire. A full-brother to Burton Topman—sire of the 1900gns. top-priced bull at the recent Lessnessock Sale. Has bred splendid bulls and heifers to "Greenbank" dams. All "Greenbank" females thoroughly tested A recent record is that of Greenbank Helen: C.O.R 706.31 b. at 10 years age—running with herd. All This Season's Bulls Early Disposed. Future Inquiries Invited —Herd Inspection Welcomed. W. MOORE AND SON, HOMEBUSH s: MASTERTON :: PHONE 2564.

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