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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 70, 14 July 1914, Page 8

i INGLEWOOD YARDS. j WEDNESDAY, JULY loth. M 1 ATTHEWS, GAMLIN and Co will hold their weekly sale is their luglewood yards on the above date. Present entries—»TT| f HEAD MIXED CATTLE, Including—--50 store,cows 100 weaners Also on Wednesday, July 22nd, on account of Mil B. I)0MBROSIvI 20 good dairy cows, Aug. and Sept, culvers Sale at 1 o’clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEYS. ON THE FARM, OPUNAKK ROAD, STRATFORD. MONDAY, '2oth JULY, 1914. Tin HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND JL MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD., have been favored with in;tractions from ARCH HAZELTON, I*2so who has sold his farm, to sell, Without Reserve— LOT I.—Pedigree Jersey cow “Tiri- . tea Eileen,” No. 1513, in calf to “Snowstorm’s Campanile.” Dam. “Ravenswood Eileen TI” No. 992; Sire, “K See,” No. ono

LOT 2. —Pedigree Jersey cow, “Pulchra,” No. 1889. Sire, “Milkmaid’s Magnet;” Dam, “Our Favourite.” In calt to 1 rospero,” LOT 3. —Pedigree Jersey heifer “Florence Eileen,” Xo. 3199. Sire. “Molina’k General” (Imp) Dam, “Tiritea Eileen.” 1 LOT 4. —Pedigree Jersey bull, “Snowstorm’s Campanile,” No. 1879. Sire, “Frisky Campanile:” Dam, “Snowstorm.” LOT o.—Pedigree Jersey bull, “Pasha Duke.” Sire, “Pasha;” Dam, “Sweet Alica.” 26 grade Jersey cows, calving July. August and September, all in splendid condition 7 purebred Jersey heifers, 2yrs, by, and in calf'to pedigree Jersey hulls 1 purebred Jersey heifer, empty J bay mare, Ryrs, staunch worker and good mover; stinted to “Formhy” 1 roan mare, 6yrs, by “Silver ■Spec;” Ist prize-taker at show 1 aged draught mare, good worker; stinted to “Knight of , the Garter” Cart and harness, gig and harness. s.f. Duncan plough, disc harrows. Massey hay rake, sundry harness, cow rugs, copper and stand, milk cans, aerator. saddle and bridle, purebred white Leghorn fowls, and general sundries Rata and Maire firewood, various lengths * -|1 shares in the Stratford dairy Co. 1 part stack of hay On account of a Client—--7 picked Jersey weaner, heifers LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 1 o’clock. NOTE. To breeders and dairymen t-quiring really good pedigree and vade Jersey .cattle, we can confidenty recommend this herd. They returned vfv Hazolton £l3 4s lOd per cow for milk alone this season, the average test it height of season being 4.8. Inending purchasers coming by train ihould call at the Company’s Stratord Office, whence they will he run mt to tlie sale. Our agents have nspccted the herd and consider them unsurpassed for quality, and they tre also in good condition. (7 N RESERVED SALE OF HIGHCLASS PEDIGREE JERSEYS. CHISLEHURST, ELTHAM. THURSDAY, 16th JULY, 1914-

\TKWTON KING lias received inks structions from, MR JAS. PHILIPS, Senr., who is going right out f pedigrees, to sell, by Public Aucion on.above date. Without Reserve, he whole of Ins pedigree Jersey at tie, as under: — IS pedigree. Jersey cows 7 pedigree 2-yr-old Jersey heifers 7 pedigree yearling Jersey heifers 5 pedigree 2-yr-old Jersey bulls (all maidens) 3 yearling Jersey bulls 2 pedigree 3-yr-old Jersey bulls Sale at 1.30 o’clock. LUNCH EON PROV ID ED, XOTE,—AII the above cattle are -ither registered or eligible for registration in the N.Z.J.H.8., and ny cattle purchased at this sale will le'put on trucks free of charge. The Majority were bred by Mr Phillips, ml there is a strong strain of the ■enowi icd India K.C.8., Magnetic !oy and Doctor running through the lercl. All information as to dates ol ;ervico will he given at the sals. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. On account of MR T. . THOMPI ;ON, Without ReserveRustic cart. 9 milk cans, Reid ami Gray s.f. plough, set of Noxon disc harrows, set tripod harrows, 5-yr £ -draught gelding, factory shares, harness and sundriea