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Taranaki Daily News, 31 August 1922, Page 8

SALES BY AUCTION. N.Z. LOAN & M.A CO AT THE HOMESTEAD, POHOKURA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922, •urd og’Zl W THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO.. LTD. H AVE received instructions from Messrs. Swanger Bros., who are giving up farming, to sell, Without Reserve — SHEEP: 480 M ’ A ‘ EWES (10 ° 2th ’ 170 4th ’ 50 6th, 130 f.f.m.) 70 m.s. hoggets 10 Romney rams CATTLE: 0 GOOD DAIRY COWS 28 4-year bullocks 5 yearling steers 7 yearling heifers 2 2-year i.c. heifers 1 bay draught?' mare (aged), all work. 1 light draught mare, 9 years 1 black gelding, hack, 8 years 1 school pony, 7 years. Sundries. —F.F. 9 coulter drill, Murray wool press, Big 4 McCormick reaper, set tine harrows, s.f. Reid and Gray lever plough, 18- ‘ gallon Viking separator, quantity harness and'farm sundries. Light Luncheon Provided. OPUNAKE SPRING HORSE FAIR. CLUB HOTEL YARDS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. At 12 noon sharp. HORSES, comprising broken & unbroken draughts, half draughts, # milk carters and hacks, etc. 1 milk wagon (carry 12 cans) 1 light - spring dray and harness All horses must be yarded by 11 a.m. HOME SEPARATED CREAM. rpHE MOA FARMERS’ CO-OP. DAIRY CO., Ltd., are prepared to purchase home separated, cream on rail, OR WILL COLLECT BY LORRY from any part of the district. By supporting the Moa Farmers’ Coop. Dairy Co. all profits are retained by the suppliers.

TO STAND AT WAITARA AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICT. prince “Ivanhoe Foaled November 20. 1913. Bred by Ernest Short, Esq., Fellding. Sire, Londsdale Again (imp.) (15618) ; dam, Miss Ivanhoe (691) ; sire, Ivanhoe (793) ; g dam, Flower ,of Okaiawa (1522) ; sire. Glengyle (373) ; g.g. datm. Blossom; sire. Sir William Wallace (imp.): g.g.g. dam. Darling; sire. Black Champion (imp.) (1.20). PRINCE IVANHOE is a rich dark bay in color, very compactly built, with immense muscular quarters, good shoulders, strong loins, good bohe, with splendid feet, and is remarkably active, favored with a great constitution and a beautiful temper, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. It will be seen he has one of the best pedigrees of any horse in the country. Terms: £5 ss, payable January 1, 1923. All imares sold or exchanged held as in foal. Groom’s fee ss, payable at first service. W. TOPLESS, Owner. ’Phone 106.

T 0 STA ND THE SEASON AT NEW PLYMOUTH. THE IMPORTED horse CAMPFIRE (5) By Carbine (2); dam Revelry (5). Campfire is a brown horse standing 16 hands, and comes from the same branch of the No. 5 family as Doncaster, and is closely related. Campfire is the sire of the following wellknown horses: Depredation (winner of the Auckland Cup, 2000 sovs.), Royal Dragoon (winner of the Reefton Cup, Westland Jubilee Cup), White Blaze (winner of the Waverley Cup), Lady Louisa (winner of the Connolly Handicap and three times runner-up in the Otakl-Raukawa Cups). Others of his progeny are: Lady Nolan, Topic, John Willie, Bivouac, Flying Camp, Ihupuna, Waiti, Cinders, Embers, Carbiness, Hopye, Shtrfidon Bells, Camp Kettle. Torchlight, Ahika, Moutoa Camp, Bell of the Camp, Generalissimo, Kickapoo, 'Evening Glow. Wonder, Clavls, Sling Camp. The Digger, Otauru Kid, Blazeaway, Goldwork, Warmth, Skylight, Here We Are, Skiddadle, The Reaver. Lepanto, Cammy, Crossfire, Pouma. Muraahi. Carabine, Mort Avis, Camp Guard, and Lively Fire. Terms £lO 10s. payable December 31, 1922. Good grazing at 2s 6d per week. For further particulars apply to— J. BOND, Gill Street, New Plymouth. All care taken but no responsibility.

WELDING D™ T throw aside any iron, steel, aluminium, or copper that gets broken. We can make it as good as new by Oxy-Acetone Welding, as we can crank shafts, etc. I CAR SPRINGS, ETC. We make these at our own smithy by our own expert. MOTOR-CAR REPAIRS. Look us up. We are practical men, anxious to build up a big business on service and value. JENKINS BROS. & GILL STREET, NEW I’LYJ.OL’TH.