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Taranaki Daily News, 28 April 1917, Page 8

ing—--60 Hereford cross 21 and 31-year steers (station line) 50 3|-year P.A. stec-s. 45 31-year Hereford steers Gj 31-and 4-vear S.H. steers 70 31-year S.H. cross steers 30 21 and ,'K-year Hereford cross steers 40 P.A. cross cows, in calf to P.A. bull 20 fat ami forward P.A. c«i 32 3£-year Hojstein cross steers 40 18-months Holstein cross steers 05 18-inontlis S.II. steei'3 35 18-months S.H. cross steers 40 21-year Hereford steers 35 31-year P.A. Steers 50 3|-year Hereford cross bullocks 20 fat bullocks 24 21-year iteers 15 18-raonths P.A. steers 20 31 and 4J-year fat and forward bullocks 40 31-year forward mllockg 20 21-year Polled Angus heifers 60 fat and forward cows 40 store cows 300 31-year forward bullocks 75 31-rear steers 25 mixsd sex weaners 20 weaner steers 22 21-year steers 25 Hereford weaners 40 fat. and forward bttllockn 150 2% and 3s-year steers (to bo drafted) 200 31-vear steers (to be d-"fted) 20 forward cows 20 18-months heifers 40 18-months steers 30 20-months steers 60 2J-year heifers, in calf to Hereford bull 20 cows with P.A. cinves at Mot 15 grade cows with 17 P.A. calves at foot 11 2 and 3-ycar P.A. cross-heifers 14 mixed sex S.H. weaners (very good) 40 Hereford-Shorthorn cross weaner.-; 40 Hereford cross weaners 20 IR-months P.A. v.tcprs 60 21 and Si-year Hereford cross steers 20 forward cows 20 cows with P.A. calves at foot 14 cows in calf to Hereford bull 30 fat cows W TtfOT* Arrange to pay a visit to the NTGAERE GARDENS Tis an education to the Children and a source of delight to all. SCHOOL TREATS , PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PICNICS GARDEN PARTIES, Etc., catered for. Hot Water Provided FREE Vlmission Sixpence. A. TRUELOVE, Proprietor. THE BAKER COLLECTION OF PICTURES. Many of the paintings now beinw exhibited in the Soldiers' Club, New°Plymouth, were originally intended by Mr. Baker for exhibition'and sale in London, and the artist has introduced fcatuies peculiar to the Maori race and their environment. The canvases have been in the possession of the artist for many years, and have had unremitting care and attention bestowed on them during that term with a view to making the pictures as perfect as a high sense of art and painstaking effort could do. New Plymouth has thereforn been peculiarly favored in that the final disposal of what was originally intended for an ambitions market is being made here. Canvases, magnificent in breadth, conception and treatment arc worthily filled in lineal spaco to correspond, aiid the eyes may be feasted with beauties of New Zealand scenery that are nothing if not intensely realistic in tone, coloring and distance. Mist, deep shade, glorious sunset are all dealt with in a manner that appeals and attracts irresistibly. Water colors are also much in evidence, and the artist has been equally successful in this branch in bringing before the eye the vividness of coloring and charm of form that are such marked features in the oils. It may fairly be said that, to see this collection is to admire and covet also, and as it is the intention of Mr. Baker's agent (Mr. J. M. Shaniro) absolutely to dispose of the entire number, it remains for art lovers to make their selection during the few days the exhibition is open nrior to the sale on Wednesday, May 2nd.

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