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Matamata Record, Volume III, Issue 140, 10 July 1919, Page 4

A GOOD HORSE °r" A GOOD MAM DKSKUYKs A GOOD SADDLE f|f MILITARY Made of the Best Leather (as supplied to the N.Z. Defence Department) at £3 5g . worth more than double the money P iIHNFS matamata | 40 U I 1 I - AT* ’PHONE No. 2 ALSO AT HAMILTON, NG ARUAWAH IA, TE ATiOIIA, MOIIRINSVILLE . B 3 m mm w a mmstamsaa Start the Calf the Ideal Way The true value of Calf Food between milk bag and bucket, is the vital relation that determines the constitution of the dairy herd. Milk producing value is determined by the cow’s butter fat yield, consequently the butter fat producing element. Id sal Calf Meal contains the balanced food elements which give the call the foundation of healthy constitution that remains in the animal throughout growth and milking maturity. It is a periect substitute for whole new milk. It builds up fine healthy cattle. To order in adva a for next season’s requirements is the action of tne prudent farmer. 200 lb. Sacks, £26 per ton. £2/12/- per sack 100 „ Bags, £2B 10,'- .. £l/6.'- » 100 lb. Bag 50 „ „ £27/-,'- „ 13/6 „ 50 ~ 25 „ „ £27/10/- „ 6/11 „ 25 „ Your Storekeeper sells it Sole Manufacturer: FRANK M. WINSTONE 39, 41, 43, Custom St., AUCKLAND SK REGISTERED m W INS* VAX. IDEAL 'ihmm i 'mm TRADE MARK M. *mm 7ja iriiirjw#. 17; ''9 ©si ■m MStM 7/ I m

Clearing Sale at Te Poi, near Matamata Friday, July 18, at Noon Favored with instructions from Mr R. S. James, of Te Poi, who has sold his farm, wo will sell on the property on the above date, the whole of his live and dead stock, as follows—--53 choice young Jersey and Jersey cross dairy cows, mostly 2nd and 3rd culvers, to pedigree Jersey bull and pures.h. bun 1 registered pedigree bull, “ Ranch Marquis,” No. -1033, Vol. XI, N.Z. J.C.11.8. 1 purebred S.II. bull, by Port Phillip— Melba’s Dot 12 calves Implements—lloosior top dresser No. 3 good as new, legal. Alfa Laval separator in perfect order, M.H. mower 4ft bin cut, (good as new), set disc harrows, hay rake, s.f. plough and sundries. Luncheon Provided Auctioneer’s Note abovo herd are 9 grade Jerseys, second calms, by Signor and Monsignor, bred by A. Buchanan, Palmerston North. Also 7 high grade Jersey 8, socond culvers, by “ Grafton Silver Fern,” who was imported from California and registered in N.Z. C.B.A. These are a very choice lot and some arc eligible for registration. The balance can bo also thoroughly rocommcnded ns the owner has very heavily culled and has topped the record at his factory during tho last two seasons. Ohinewai Stock Sale. Monday, July 14 200 head cattle Entries Solicited DALGETY & CO., LTD. HAMILTON.