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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 58, 14 July 1913, Page 6

IMPORTANT SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE,

The special attention of farmers h clirectod to tire very important sal. of pedigree and pure-bred Jersey eat tie, wnich Mr .Newton King is to, conduct on Thursday next, July 17tli, an account of the noted Jersey breeder, Mr D. Watkin, at Huiroa. Mr Watkin’s name is so well-known amongst Jersey people throughout Taranaki — and even further afield—that he needs no introduction, but it may be well to bear in mind that Mr Watkin is going right out of the dairying bin ness and is selling his very choice herd absolutely without reserve. The op portunity is therefore an exceptional one for farmers and Jersey breeders generally to obtain high-class stock ol proved merit in the dairying world, for it has to he remembered that Mr Watkin has won more prizes for his Jersey cattle than any other man in Taranaki. It would be superfluous

to mention all the high-bred lots to bo offered, but amongst them will be several direct descendants of the fashionable and very-highly-thought-of “Campanile Sultan.” The cow “Marigold II,” is by “Silver King,” and was bred by Mi’ G. Gould of Christchurch. ~Marigold’s dam is also dam of the famous bull “Starlight,” to whom more honours in the prize ring {have fallen than to any other bull jin , New Zealand A large proportion iof the young stock are by “Grand Signal,” whose performances are fam(iliar to most breeders. The Grade {Jersey stock to be offered are princi!pally by the imported sire “Yankee I Sweet” and “K.C. sth,” recognised as j two of the very best butter-fat bulls jin New Zealand at the present time. ■ The champion cow “Cherry’s Fairy,” 'a prize-winher in every show in TaraInaki, is included in the splendid lot !of grade stock to I>e offered. This jeow is by “K.C.U.”, a bull considered Iby many people to be probably the 'most fashionable in the Dominion. The ! sale is sure to be largely attended, {and for the convenience of buyers, {conveyances will leave Mr Newton ,King’s Stratford office at 9.30 o’clock !on the morning of the sale.

AUCTION SALES. AT THE MART. SATURDAY, JULY 19th. * rp; I, LAMASOX will sell Three K* Tons (or ,more)pf A ,Table Potatoes and quantity of Onions. , ; ABSOLUTELY NO RESERVE* HAWERA SALE YARDS. . ~ THURSDAY, JULY 17. mHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND i- MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., will sell by Public Auction-as above— OH A HEAD MIXED CATTLE &\J\) Including—- : U'-L0 and,.store cows 15 fat cows and heifers GO yearlings V* 25 springing heifers and cows : 30 yearling: 'heifers 10 18-month steers 100 lii'mbs .65 fat, wethers ./<!'..'"' ..,* 70 rat ewes

MANGAWHEO ROAD, ELTHAM. TUESDAY, JULY 15th. THE N.Z. LOAN AND MERCAIN TILE AGENCY CO. s Limitehaye received instructions from ME. ALBERT HARRISON, to sell as above, Without Reserve—--82 dairy cows (July, Aug. and Sept. culvers), in calf to pure bred Jersey bulls 12 milk cans 1 cattle dog With Slight Reserve—--1 14-ean milk waggon 1 draught gelding, rising 6 yearg 1 i-draught mare, rising 6 years NOTE—Mr Harrison has been milk ing for the past 15 years, and has never had a clearing sale. The cows have been culled heavily each year and are in first-class condition. Mr Harrison is giving up dairying on the farm on which these cows have been milked, and is going in for sheep. Free grazing will bo given until the first of August. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, Richard Henry Bright and Seth Backhouse, under the style or firm of "The Coldsmiths and Silversmiths Company.''' has been dissolved by mutual consent as from 28th Juno last. All debts due to the late firm are to bo paid to the- said Richard Henry Bright, by whom all the liabilities of the late firm will be discharged. The Business will henceforth continue to bo carried on by the said of July 1913. (Signed) RICHARD HENRY BRIGHT SETH BACKHOUSE. A CHANCE you don't always get. Something good and cheap. 3s 6d Book-; for Is a piece, at Hopkins' Bookshop. CHIUIICH of England Choir Social, J Parish Hall, 8 p.m. Tuesday, loth Juiy.