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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 41, 9 July 1914, Page 8

rEBKTm OOBSO.v &, CO. LIST Ul' SAUiS TOR JULY. Stratford Tuesday, July 14. K J. Bennett, Waipuku Weduesday, July 22. T. Ridd, Croydon Road, Waipuku (in conjuiietion with Newton King), Friday, July 24. Stratlimore—Monday, July 27. Stratford—Tueaday, July 28. Clearing Sale, on account J. H. Gilchrist, ligmont Village, Friday, July 3. W. V. ilarkness, Tariki Road, pedigree Jerseys, Friday, July'l7.

pii'UKTA.Vi' JJEDWiREIi TERSIiY gALB "LEIGIIURST," TARIKI ROAD. FRIDAY, JULY IT. WEBSTER, DOBSOIS AND CO. H AVE been favored with instructions from YV. V. Uarkness, Esq., to sell the whole of iiis Pedigree Cows and Bulls. Particulars as under — PEDIGREE JERSEY" COWS, served by Rozel'a Sultan and Una's Nobility 5 pedigree" Jersey heifers, served by above bulls 2 pedigree Jersey bull, Rozel's Sultan (imp.), winner of eight New Zealand championships 16 pedigree Jersey bulls, from one to three-year-old, by RozeVs Sultan and Una's Nobility 30 choice springing grade Jersey heifers, served by pedigree. Jersey bulls Luncheon provided. Sale at 11 o'clock. Conveyances will meet nortli and south trains at Tariki Road at 9.30 on morning of sale. Catalogues will be posted on application to W. V. Harkness, Esq., Tariki Road, or the Auctioneers, Stratford.

UNRESERVED SALE OF JJll.ii.-CI/ASS pKDIGREE JERSEY'S CIIISI/fiIIURST, ELTIIAII. THURSDAY, -JL'LY LC. 1014. newtoST mm JJAS received instructions from Mr. Jas. Phillips, senr., who is going, right out of pedigrees, to sell by paulie iiuetion, 011 above date, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of his pedigree Jersey cattle, as uuder—--0 PEDIGREE 3-year-old Jersey Bulls K PEDIGREE 2-jeav-old Jers.'v bulls g YEARLING JERSEY HULLS 18 PEDIGREE .Jersey Cows V PEDIGREE '2-year-old Jersey Heifer ? PEDIGREE Yearling Jersey Hoifers Sale at 1.30 o'eloek. 7 Luncheon provided. NOTE.—AII the iibovc. cattle are either registered or eligible for registration in the N.Z.J.11.8., and any cattle purchased (it this sale will be put ou trucks free of charge. The majority were bred by .\lr. Phillips, and there is a stni'ug strain of the renowned bulls K.C.H., Magnet's Boy and Doctor running through the. herd. ,U1 information a.to dates of service will be given at t : e sale Catalogues on application. On account of Mr. T. G. Thompson. ■WITHOUT RESERVE— Rustic cart. 0 mill: cans, Reid X Gray s.f. plough, set of itoxon disc harrows, 5-year %-draught gelding, factory shares, harness and sundries.

AT THE STONY RTVER YARDS. WEDNESDAY, .IULY 15. NEWTON~ KING H as received instructions from Mr. Eaniera, who is {jiving up dairying, to sell by public auction :it the Stony River yards (tor convenience of' suie;. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE—--45 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COW'S, 2n<}, 3rd and 4tli culvers, in gooil condition, mootly Shoi'tliorn; few already ill milk, others early ealvcrs (a goo>; line) . 7 milk cans, cart and harness Sale at 1 o'clock. SHOOTING SEASON 1914. to shoot Cock Pheasantf and Californian Quail in the Tartnaki Acclimatisation Society's distrbi will bo issued by the following Poai Offices:—New Plymouth, Opunake, !ng!owood, Waitira. Gkato, Pungarehu, Kaliotu, Tariki, Urentii, Uruti. Fee, £l. Licenses may also be obtained froithe Secretary. All licenses must be produced on repuest of the Rangers. A close season is being observed for native pigeons. 0. N. FIRTH, Hon Sec.

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