gillies! nalder N W. Butler 1 Sutherland Road, Manaia, I who has sold i is farm, to. sell as above, ■ WITH< UT RESERVE,— gjQ PUBE-B LED AND GRADE JERSEY OOWS, in calf to p.b. Jersey bull "Tim Bell." 6 grade . ersey heifers, in calf to j pjb. Jarsey tall "Wildwood." ' Pedigree! Jersey cow, "Queenie" Pedigree* Jersey cow "Rose" Pedigree l Jersey heifer, "Queenie Girl" i Pedigree IJersey cow, "Dr. William's Jlany" Pedigree' Jersey heifer, "Queenie i Lass" '% I (These five a% in calf to "Tim (Pedigree Jersey heifer, "Queenie Bell" ' i^. Pedigree Jersey "Star Rosy" \ Pedigree Jersey bull, "Cafftpfire"; sire, "Campanile's Sultan? ' Pedigree Jersey /bull, "l¥ildwood"; sire, "Wild Cherry" \ (Tim' Bell is own brother to Mr> J. S. Short's Champion Bull, ships.) 12 milk eans 1 dray, and sundries RESERVE,— 2 %-draugh't mares 2 ponies 1 foal, by •'Bell' Boy" I hack On account of Dr. Noonan, Manaia, at Mr. Butler's farm, . 6 grade. Jersey cows., Foreign buyers will, please give tha Auctioneers notice of their intention to be present, so that conveyances can" te arrayed for.
BEAR THIS FACT IN MIND. ... THE GREAT DOMINION DAIRY SHOW HAWERAIG GOING TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IX THE HISTORY OF THE DAIRY INDUSTRY OP THE DOMINION. IT IS GOING TO SUPPLY A LONGFELT WANT. You require a MILKING MACHINE, the latest' on the market, that is simple— ATTEXD THE DOMINION DAIRY SHOW, To be held on * JULY 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th, And see the following machines working: "THE DOMINION," "THERIDD," "THE ALFA," "THE IDEAL," - " THE L.K.G.," 1 " THE AUSTRAL," "THE GANE," "THE SIMPLEX," "THE ZEALANDIA," "THE WADE AND MILLAR." " THE STORRIE," "THE HARTNETT." One of these would suit you. THEN WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO SEE? YOU WILL The Half-ton Cheese. SEE YOU Thp very latest in all classes of WILL motive power, steam, gas, oil, SEE Etc. YOU The Finest Exhibit of Dairy WILL Produce in the history of the SEE Province. YOU All the leading firms of the WILL Dominion represented. | SEE ■ ■ . YOU The Agricultural Bays, wherein WILL all the school districts are trying SEE to top the poll. YOU „ , ± WILL A splendid exhibit of Poultry SEE YOU WILL Dogs from all parts competing YOU A fine exhibit of Hams and WILL Bacon. SEE • YOU The Art Section from the WILL various Technical Schools. SEE ~,,.. YOU The latest Shearing Machines WILL on the market. SEE YOU Exhibits of Cookery and Fancy WTT,L Work. EVERY INCH OF SPACE IS SOLD. RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. Entries for Dogs dose July 2nd, Excursion Fares available for four days. HULL PARTICULARS OF OPENING CEREMONY LATER. ! A. M. CONROY, | Secretary, [ Box 47, Hawera. /WeAT Reductions in Records for the ,M3ramophone at Collier's, Devoa-st. /1 ■.. ■■ ' .. ' . t.&
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 69, 30 June 1910, Page 1
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