INTERESTING ITEMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 127, 26 June 1909, Page 5

INTERESTING ITEMS.

j Deare's "Never Before" sale com- , mences this morning. He's cut prices , to get cash quickly, On Tuesday next Messrs. Webster Jiros. will submit to auction, on behalt of Mr. Uaude Koberts, Jient Head J a choice herd of 2li dairy cows, 21 in I calf heifers, horses, farm implements, Household furniture and effects, etc. The sale starts at 1 o'clock. The attention of breeders of stock is directed to an advertisement in this issue in reference to an important sale of purebred Jersey cattle on July 3, by Messrs. Gillies and Nalder. Mr JSxley is known to be one of the most practical and successful dairy farmers on the coast. His returns for milk at the Kiverdale factory ar „ probably a record for New Zealand. Mr. Exley attributes us success to the fine strain of Jerseys he was fortunate enough to procure. Ihe whole of his herd averaged the splendid return of 2701bs of butter-fat tins season, to the end of April. The 16 pure-bred cows which the auctioneers are to offer comprise Mr. Exlcy's purebred cows, and the farmers of New Zealand are offered a splendid chance of securing animals of the finest milking stram. The vendor guarantees that nearly every animal is registered in the New Zealand Jersey Herd Book, and those that arc not in the Herd Book ■ are eligible and an application for cntrv ias been made.

The attention of the public is direct. Ed to the announcement of the N.I.C. great bankrupt sale, at which they are giving a present or gift to the value of 2s 6d in the £ to all purchasers of parcels amounting to £1 and upwards. Cm Wednesday ne,xi Mr. Newton King will hold an unreserved clearing sale on tie Okoke road, near Urenui, on account of Air. George Courtney. The cows comprise pure-bred Jerseys, Hol-stein-Jerseys and others, and should bs well worth the attention of anyone wanting good dairy cows. Particulars will be found in another column. A new lot of blous'es—l2o in allarrived at White's on Friday. The usual price in the height of the season is 4s 6d to Cs fld c ach, but.tliev are being sold, at 2s lid each all round. All are new and this season's colonial make.— Advt.