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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 160, 17 July 1916, Page 8

SALE OF HIGH-GRADE DAIRY CATTLE. TAIHAPE -.WEDNESDAY, ANGUST 9th, 1918. . , f at 1 p.m. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Taihape, have received instructions to sell at the Taihape Saleyards, the -whole Of Mr. G. D. Goodrich’s high-grade Holstein and Jersey cattle, comprising:— 39 Holstein Cows, 2nd and 3rd Calvers. 41 Jersey Cows, 2nd and 3nd Calvers (These cattle are September and early October calvers) 5 3-year Holsein Heifers. S 2-year Jersey Heifers 5 2-year Holstein Heifers 9 2-year Jersey Heifers 1 4-yean Holstein Bull- (bred at Weraroa State Farm). 1 3-year Jersey Bull (bred by Dr. Watson) ALL THESE CATTLE ARE HAND MILKED. - .N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COY., LTD. TAIHAPE SALE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th. ' . ,400 Mixed lambs. 50 Prime fat ewes. 250 4 and 5-year ewes in lamb 160. ewes in lamb. 10 Prime fat cows On account of J. S. Studholme, Esq., Eiianui: — 176 3-year bullocks. 05 2-year steers. 50 31 to 41-year bullocks. 16 Fat bullocks. 40 Mixed aged ewes, in lamb to Romney rams. 100 4th and F.F.M. ewes in lamb to Romney roms. 200 Forward ewes. 70 2-th Ewes in lamb to Lincoln rams. ' 70 Mixed aged ewes. 60 Prime fat wethers. 10 Fat Heifers, v 3 Fat Bullocks 2 Fat Cows 2 3-yeaf Jersey Heifers at drop. 2 Horses, half draught, broken to lead. Three Fat Cows, also part of Mr. G. D. Goodrich’s herd: 2 3-yean Holstein Heifers at drop. 6 3-year Jersey Heifers at drop, also Ten Five Pound Shares in the Taihape Dairy Co, to be auctioned at 12.45 p.m., the proceeds to be equally divided between the Red Cross and Salvation Army.

DISCHARGED SOLDIERS. The Taihape and District Patriotic Committee will be glad to receive offers of employment for Returned Discharged Soldiers. The committee has several applications from Discharged Soldiers desiring employment. Residents of the district are earnestly requested to report to the Secretary any cases coming to their knowledge of returned soldiers or their dependents requiring assistance. TO DAIRY FARMERS. DO YOUR COWS CHEW BONES? A CERTAIN SIGN OF COMING TROUBLE. USE CJOWLIC AND RID YOUR HERD OP TUBERCULOSIS, ABORTION, & REDWATER. IT WILL GIVE YOU STRONG FULL-TIME CALVES. McLAUGHLAN BROS., Agents, TAIHAPE. The Domestic and Chemical Supplies Manufacturers at NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. APPLES AND HEALTH jnerce A 8/, B 7/. Only a few of other Mnes now left. Could make up cases for cooking at 7/ per case. 7d per case extra for carriage, or for 3 cases I pay carriage. John Rich, Havelock Orchard, Havelock North. L. E. DEACON, Hon. Sec. Dougherty’s A 9/6, B 8/6; Cora-