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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 73, 26 November 1913, Page 6

OX THE SHOW OROt'XDS, HAW ERA. THFRSDAY, XOVEMBER 27. j (.Morning of Second Day’s Show.) At 10.30 a.in.) M' * ESSRS. GILLIES and XALDER ; «nd the X.Z. LOAN and MERCAXTJLE ACEXCY CO., LTD. (in conjunction), liavo received instructions from the Egmont A. and P. Association to sell as above— On account of Mr .)no Imlah, Kanpokonui— Lot I—Yearling Holstein bull, Isor’s Manaia Beau, by Lsor do Kol—Buttergirl. Lot 2---Yearling Holstein bull. Cowrie Cup Hearer, by Sir Bruce do Kol—Topsy tie Kol Lot 3—2-year-old Holstein bull, Cowrie do Kol, by Comoihdore do Kol—Topsy do Kol Lot I—Yearling Holstein bull, Cordon Fashion, by Kaiser—Pretoria Lot 5-—l B-month-old Holstein bull, Gay Cordon of Cowrie, by Kaiser—Juno (almost full-sis-1 ter to the champion cow of New Zealand, Gladys II.) On account of Messrs Cunn and Sinclair, Raetihi— The following Holstein bulls, imported from Canada: — Manor Korndyke King, Xo. 10,085, born May Ist, 1912 Victor of Pleasant Valley, Xo. 14,141 born March 13th, 1912. Rose of Ridgedalo’s Prince, Xo. 12,910, born February 2oth,j

1911. Prince of Keys Triumph, No. 13(081, horn January 16th, 1912. Full pedigrees at sale. 'l'Tie above cattle can be transferred to the X.Z. Herd Book. On account 11. H. Nolan, Esq.— His well-known cob Paddy, prizetaker. On account of Messrs A. and J. O’Donnell— Jersey cow, Connemara, by Blizzard—El fie TV. Jersey cow, Wee Daisy, hy Blizzard—Little Daisy (Those cows hold qualified records for the semi-official test.) On account of W. M. Crabb, Esq.— 1 pedigree draught filly (vide X.Z.C.5.8.), 3, years, sire Royal Standard, dam Milly H., g.d. Molly 1., g.g.d. Fanny On account of Mr Jas. SpehceJ Otakeho — . 1 pedigree Hols.tein, cow 1 pedigree Holstein, hull On account of Mr T, Inmi, Mangqtoki ~ , I . ,( : 1 pedigree 2-year Jersey heifer, Genoa; Bose (2161),, .by Cjaiqpanilo’s Sultan—tlempa Maid, (This heifer took first q>V,bfP and,r.o,T serve champion at \Wanganui Sho,w, last week.) STRATFORD RETAILERS’ ASSOCl ATI OX.

rip HE Retailers of Stratford are ask--L- ed .to close their business PfPr , raises as from 11 a.m, on, .Thursday, , the Peopled Day of the and Pd Association’s Spring .Show ; ~ye( - , mainiiig open on Wednesday, the first day, as usual. F. W, MULLEN, Secretary, ~ ■ •' i ? tH s V. TO ALL INTERESTED. m 11E desire having been freely exJ- pressed by old clients and others that some suitable recognition should he made to Mr W. Morant Bayly’s long! association with commercial and farming interests as Bank Manager in! Stratford, a preliminary meeting of those interested will be held in the Borough Council Chambers on Thursday evening next, November 27th, at 8 o’clock, to discuss the matter, and make necessary'arrangements in, the direction indicated. NOTICE. OWING to pressure of work at our older branches, our premises in Stratford are temporarily closed. Main add I’css : Sartorial Service, Ltd., Hawera, Dodds and Potter. IT HE AXEMEN’S ASSOCIATION CARNIVAL. AT El/111 AM. DECEMBER 2(sth and 27th, 1913. The following events have been added to the programme;— First day.—l3oyds Handicap and 440yds Handicap. Second day.—Bßoyds. Handicap, andj 1> Mile Cycle Handicap. Each event is worth £B. Prizes £5, £2, £l. Nomination 3s, acceptance] 2s. Entries close on December oth.| T. C. SPANNERS, Secretary, Eltham.

TANGARAKAF ROAD BRIDGE CONTRACT. mENDERS addressed to the xmlfg®. JL signed and marked outside “ render for Tangarakau Road Bridge ( ontract,” will be received at this office up to Noon of Tuesday, December dud, 1918, for the construction of Road l Traffic Bridge at Top Crossing of Tangarakau River, Ohura road at 6‘R miles from Stratford. Total length of bridge 122 ft. Drawings and specifications may be seen at Public Works Offices, New Plymouth, Wanganui, Stratford, and Wha ngamomona, G. T. MPR R AY, Actg.-Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Stratford. 15th November, 1918. TIfTANTF.D. Roy, for Grocery trade. VV Apply, E. A. Drake, Dreadnought Store.