The Farmers' Co-operative j Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Stallion Parade Jn conr.oclinn vvil.h the WAIKATO FARMERS' CLUB, Will bo held on the first, day of Horse Sale, At J 2 noon, 1n the paddock adjoining the saleyard?. FAIR AT CAMBRIDGE. In connection with Waikato Farmers' Clubs' Annual Stallion Parade. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday Friday. September Q, 10, 11, and 12 HOUSES comprising heavy 11/UU and medium draughts, hacks, milk cart, lip;lit horses and unbroken horses. Entries to date total : 477 draughts 300 hacks and light harness horses ( 100 unbroken horses Including usual draughts from W. J. Corrigan. 27 heavy draught 4 and 5 year old horses 13 heavy draught 3 year old horses 50 spring cart and milk cart horses 16 unbroken 4 year old horses suitable for hack or harness work (Galatea Station) 200 3 and 4 year old draught horses, (Waikato and Thames Valley breeders) Also first day of Sale at I p.m. : draught entire 3 year old by Prince Robert-Lady Flashwood draught eutire, "Glen Royal" 728 N. Z. S. B. by Glenturet—Royal Maid draught entire, 3 years, Chief Commander —Royal Maid draught entire, 2 years, Chief Commander—Royal Maid draught entire 3 years old by Lochabar 4 draught entire colts, 2 years old, by Bonny Laddie: G-Sire Lord Lyon 4 draught 2-year-old fillies by Bonny Laddie Imported English Hackney Stallion British Pride, Sire Pilot II 3864 E.H.5.8., Dam Black Bess 3493 E.H.S.B. Thoroughbred entire St. Lewis by St. Hippo, Dam Hetigong by Hippocampus ORDER OF SALE. September 9th at 10 a.m. unbroken horses, implements, Stallions and draught horses to No, 80. September loth. Balance of draught horses. September nth. Light horses to No. 250. September I2th. Balance of light horses. THE FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD. MESSRS G. F. McCtILLAGH AND G. W. VER CO P. Auctioneers. King Country Representative: Mr. T. F. VERCOE, Te Kuiti. C. CMiLCX Watchmaker & Jeweller, RORA STREET, Begs to tender his thanks to the public of Te Kuiti and surrounding districts for the very liberal support during " i:;;vi:v'V your watch rei;::y ::s left. Old fashioned .made iaio she newest very smaii cost. urn and have your eyes Oyer 30 years experience phs. musical instruments, etc., repaired. [ for the National Piano Machine, cash or time PARCEL—I "Antieor." the perfect Safety Corn er 2:0. 1 Roslyn Writing Pad, -heels. 6d. 1 Warner's Rust- ' Corset, low bust, long over the wry stylish and comfortable, Ported to any address on .: of 11 6.—IOHN COBBE, The Order House, FEILDING. 'Oll waul to save money then ■!'i'ser\-.- fresh eggs when they heap, in SHARLAND'S MOA '\P EGG PR ESERVATIVE.I2 do without SHARuOA BRAND EGG VF, if you want to It is always reliable, ire kept sweet and tiie Bank may be truly SHARLAND'S MOA Cii PPPSKRV.ATIVF. msswsmsßsssmxv dkt-k
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King Country Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 598, 30 August 1913, Page 8
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