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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 238, 4 November 1903, Page 3

TU BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received at my office up to 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, November 14th, for Building a Residence at Hawera tor 0. K. Major, Esq., M.H.R. Plans may be seen at Mr. Major's Office, Hawera. up to November 6tb, and after that at my office. FRANK MESSENGER, 2128 2 7 Architect, Devon-street. LEPPERTON. IMPORTANT SALE OF PUREBRED AND GRADE JERSEY 1 STOCK. WITHOUT RESERVE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13th. NEWTON KlNGhas received instructions from Mr H. B. Lbppbr, who is giving up farming', to sell by public auction,' wiTHOpr resebvk, on the farm, aojoining ■■ Lepperton ttailway Station, — I'HB WHOLE OP HIS CHOICE DAIRY 00 WB, consisting of:— 40 Jersey Cows 3 Springing Heifers 73 Jersey and Grade Jersey, 12 to 15 months 11 Mixed Yearlings 14 Jersey Galves I Jersey Bull " Retford " 1 3-year Jersey Bull "Lord Onslow ' 1 2-year Jersey Bull 3 Pure Jersey Yearling Ball* 1 Draught Mare, staunch ia any harness 1 3-year Colt by "Skipper" 1 4-year Filly by " Whakamara " 1 Yearling Draught Silly by " Ohampion " 1 Carriage Stfillion " Trooper," guar-1 anteed in saddle or harness 3 Hartess Horses, fit for ladies to drive 1 6 year Pony Mare, broken to harness 1 Aged Hack Mare, first prize Agricultural Show np to 18 stone 3 Hacks 1 Pure Tam worth Sow, in pig to Berkshire boar . 7 Store Pigs

Note.—The Auctioneer calls special attention to this sale. Mr Lepper's herd has had the highest test at the JOepperton Cooperative Dairy Factory for the last ten years. Nine of the oows are pure-bred Jersey, guaranteed eligible for the J.H.B. 16 oows are graded up to pure, eligible for the Show ring as pure. 11 are graded 5. If and J, and four only are ordinary cattle. The dairy cows will be sold absolutely without reserve, but tne young cattle and a few of the horses will be subjeot to a slight reserve. Also, — * WITHOUT RESERVE. On account of Mr E. Holden, who is giving up dairying, the whole of his choice, well-selected dairy stock,— 11 Oows, calved and to calve 5 Grade Jersey Heifers 1 Pedigree Jersey Bull " Lord Darnley" 1 Pedigree Jersey Ball (yearling) 1 Tip Dray 2 Milk Cans, buckets, etc. Note.—These cows are mostly prade Jerseys, the average test at the Lepperton Factory for last season was 4.4. Full pedigrees of the bulls will be given at the sale. Both are eligible for entry in the Stud Book " Lord Darnley " was bred by Mr Enderby, of Wanganui.

Also, - On account of Mr K. W. Wheatlei,80 12 to 18-month grade Jersey Heifers 6 3-year Springing Heifers 14 2-yesr Empty Haifers 1 Half-draught 2-year-old Oolt by " Skipper " 1 Yearling Draught Oolt Lunch at 11.30 a.m. Rale at 12 o'clock. 31.7 "WHY PAY KENT? FOR ON'E MONTH ONLY We are instructed bj the owners to make a SPECIAL OFFER

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