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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 33, 13 June 1913, Page 6

AUCTION SALES, IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE OF THURSDAY 19th JUNE, 1913. ORTON AND SON, LTD., uill sell by Public Auction, at ohe Homestead, Te llimUj 3 miles from Palmerston North, on the Ashhurst Road, practically without reserve at 1 p.m. On account J. M. McCREA, Esq.—. 13 registered pedigree Jersey cows and heifers, pasturing with Fancy’s Lord Twylish (bap.) 4 pedigree yearling Jersey bulls, and the Imported Jersey bull “Fancy’s Lord Twylish,” rising 3 years old On account of F. S. McRAE, Esq.— 1 pedigree Jersey heifer 2 pedigree yearling Jersey bulls 1 pedigree 2-yr Jersey bull NOTE.—The cattle to he offered at this sale are of exceptional quality and breeding, and can be recommended with the utmost confidence. Mr McCrea has disposed of his property, and this is a genuine dispersal sale of the whole herd. Catalogues, giving particulars, can be had on application to either the Vendors or the Auctioneer. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PUBLIC NOTICES. EG MONT AG RICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. VjliHE FIRST ANNUAL TERRITORIAL GYMKHANA REGISTERED JERSEY CATTLE..

SPORTS MEETING Will be held on the SHOW GROUNDS, HAWERA, On THURSDAY, 28th JUNE, 1913. (Hawera Winter Show Week.) All Classes are exclusively for Territorials and Cadets in Military Area Group, No. 8 (Taranaki and King Country), and No. 6 (Wanganui). The Gymkhana is the first of its kind in Taranaki, and includes such competitions as— Tug-of-war, Cock-fighting, Balaclava Melee, Tent-pitching, Marching, Tilting the Bucket, Boot Race, Lloyd-Lindsay, Bugling, Relay Race, Physical Drill, Pillowfighting, Wrcstling-on-horse-hack, Bun and Pop Race, Mouptqd Jumping, and the very amusing johstacle (face in Fancy Costume, in addition to the THREE. MILITARY' BANDS. Free passes on the railway will be granted to all competitors. The Prize List contains many valuable Cups and Trophies (see programme). EXCURSION FARE pn, all railways for General J^pblic. Entries close,positively! with the undersigned on -SATURDAY, 21st JUNE at 9 p.m. .i F. G. TREWEEK, Secretary, Hawera. TE WHARE REKA TEA ROOMS. WILL open under new Management on SATURDAY, 14th inst. Old friends and new ones are requested to inspect the premises. Morning and afternoon tea. All fresh goods. “No flies in this establishment.” ROY DAVIES.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th JUNE, 1913. Holiday excursion tickets, available for return until Bth July, 1913, will be issued to Palmerston North, from New Plymouth, Pohokura, and intermediate stations on 16th, 17th, 18th and 19th JUNE. A GOOD CHANCE FOR LAND SEEKERS. i QQ ACRES, 60 stumped and reJ sown in best grass; all well fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks, will carry 40 milch cows comfortably, besides other stock, Buildings, 4-roomed house and scullery, 12baii concrete cowshed with milking machine set in. Title, Education Lease, 6 years to run at only £1 per acre, with perpetual clause, situated on Main Road; 49 shares £35 paid up, 40 cows (choice), 1 bull, 2 horses, 1 plough, sot harrows, set discs, spring cart, sets harness, 6 cans, etc., etc., only £6OO as a going concern. Terms £3OO cash balance 3 years at 5 per cent. H. A. WUNSCH, Land Agent, Midhirst. E. ANDERSEN, Salesman. WANTED, good Second-hand Sacks and Sugar Bags, in any quantity. W. H. H. Young and Co. OST—On East Road, or in Broadway, one fine cable Gold Bangle. Reward. Apply this office. ANTED KNOWN.—That T. Jordan, Saddler, will open up busiBY ORDER. ness to-morrow in shop opposite Club j Hotel. Old friends and new ones inI vited to call. j Hotel.