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Horowhenua Chronicle, 13 October 1915, Page 3

Indications are lor ireslioiiing norHierly winds and by north to west. Expect warm and liumid eon•fition with the •weather clouding ovt-r and rain later. The barometer is risA lpplacc iulvertisfiJiout from fciio •Sinifi Novelty l-l;ir(hvaro Dopot, Levin, appears to-day on page 2.

ANNUAL SALE oi tiio j JSAKLLXG HOLtJI'IL'LN AM) t>HOIUHOHN MILK KECOItD BILLS, Also JiULSTEJN AND SHOIUUORN COW'S AND HEiEEUS. i'UOAI THE WEUAIfOA JiXI.MSI.NMENTAL FMUi HERD. TO BE HELD ON TdiE FARM ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2nd. 1015. At 12 noon [UjESSRS DALGETY AND CO. LTD. 1? J . w jn S( ,i| as a | JoVfi uy -public auction (without reserve).— 'J(j sires, all lived on the property. Also— I 4 Holstein lieifcis and 1 cow. 'A Shorthorn heifers find 3 eoirs. XOTE.—The sires ol the Holstcins art , American stoc r li, bred Irani some, of tin.- heaviest milk-yielding families ol the United States. One bull Oak vie Koi, was selected by the well-known American authority ox-uovernor Hoard. 'ol Wisconsin. The other Woodcrcst i ,lf.ie was selected by Mr NV. IL ' t'.m, Assistant Director of tlie Dairy ' Division. T-he tor-mer bull will also bo "offered for sale. The dams are mainly Longbeacli shock, the most sought-after I'l'.-odin {he Dominion at the present 1 time, owing to tlieir deep milking qualities and robustness of constitution. The Shorthorn bulls ure sired by two Short-l-.nrn bulls imported irom tTie ! "Dnrbalara Estate herd. Gundagai,' : N.s.w. i On the day of the .Sale the train i leaving PflTmerston North at 7.18 and j trains leaving Wellington at 8.20 and , 0.10 a.m. respectively will be met by f'invevnnces. Luncheon Provided. I Ontn'ogues can be obtained from Auctioneers. dat;ofty and oompa^vT/pd. . / WeUlington.