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96-97, W. J. Woods 98-112, S. G Livingstone 113-114, H. J. Watson 115-116, J. R. McMurray 117-140, Alex. Watson 141-146, F. J. Farrell 147-150, Alan Bond 151-153, A. J Tindall 154-156, N. Middlebrook 157, S. Limmer 158-163, P. Hoban 164167, W. F. Saunders 168-173, P. Selby 174, A. J. Clements 175, M. Little 176-179, Jos. Gee 180-183, H. S. Duncan 184-192, C. Redmond 193196, K. S. Browne 197-200, A. Vickers 201-202, A. R. Batcheldor 203-204, A. J. Duncan 205-206, G. Vickers 207-209, W. S. Harbutt 210, C. H Chapman 211-214, W. F. Duncan 215217, H. B. Rishworth 218, J. Irwin 219-220, H. D. Smith 221. DRAUGHTS: THIRD DAY Nos. 222-382 S. G. Russell 222, G. Adams 223, R. Libeau 224-225, T. Penniket 226, J. Steele 227-228, J. T. Bryant 229234, D. B. Livingstone 235-238, Paerangi Est. 239-242, N. K. Taylor 243-256, W. J. Woods 257-268, F Vosper 269-270, J. R. McMurray 271285, A. Forsythe 286-295, Hamilton Bros. 296-299, S. and J. Carter 300302, Dept, of Agriculture 303-304. Speake Bros. 305-306, S. Limmer, 307-311, D. Starr 312, T. Paterson 313-314, D. McDonald 315-316, C. C. Commins 317, W. J. Woods 318330, A. J. McNicol 331-335, W. F. Saunders 336-341, T. Slater 342-347, G. Campbell, 348-351, Jos. Gee 352355, S. Limmer 356-360, G. Peele 361-362, R. S. Watkinson 363-364, H. Cronin 365-366, P. Sheehan 367, D. Gill 368, H. G. Priest 369, D. McCarthy 370, R. McQuail 371-374, H. E. Tooman 375, Est. G. Kestle 376, A. J. B. Norris 377-380, Mr Katavich 381, J. Christie 382. DRAUGHTS—FOURTH DAY Neb. 383—572 T. Smith 383-385, E. S. Mowath 386, S. Wallis 387, Bryant House 388, Rangapai Tennis Club 389, H. D. Hill 390-391, R. Foster 392, K. Butler 393, Claude Smith 394, F. J. Duck 395400, M. Little 401-404, F, Turner 405, W. J. Woods 406-415, T. G. Rawlings 416-418, W. A. McDonald 419-425, Matarawa Land Co. 426-427, J. R. McMurray 428-436, R. H. Bailey 437438, W. Fitzgerald 439-441, A. Tinkler 442-443, T. D. Allen 444-445, A. R. Saunders 446-452, J. H. Galbraith 453454, S. Dunbar 455, W. J. Woods, 456-465, H. Hefford 466-470, Boyd Bros 471-480, R. Holmes 481-482, R. J. Mears 483, A. Perrott 484-486, W. J. Baldwin 487, H. R. Potter 488-493, E. J. Fitzpatrick 494, H. Cornfoot 495, H. D. Brandt 496-498, T. Jones 499, H. E. Walters 500, Rose Bros 501-503, C. R. Shirley 504-505, F. Klaus 506-508, Washboume 509-510, H. Wellington 511, E. J. Wilkins 512, C. A. Syme 513, K. Marshall 514, C. J. Duncan 515, J. Boyle 516-517, G. D. Saleman 518, J. Higgins 519, T. J. Kelly 520-521, J. D. Laird 522, W. Holdcroft 523, F. Caley 524, M. Rennie 525-527, A. G. Clow 528, M. Strong 529, J. S. Allen 530, C. A. Teague 531, S. Dillon 532-535, C. H. Chapman 536-539, C. J. Voyce 540, R. Lynds 541, G. E. Brown 542, K. Reynolds 543, W. Main 544, K. M. Nicholls 545-546, G. Wheatley 547548, J. Findlater 549-550, W. Moore 551, G. McKay 552, Miss Walters 553, H. Yates 554, F. Anon 555, Lascelles Bros 556, H. G. Phillips 557, P. Calder 558, C. R. Ingham 559, R. Connelly 560-561, J. Fell 562, P. S. Knauf 563, T. Hanning 564, D. R. Burwell 565, A. D. Brough 566-567, H. Gechie 568, G. McDonald 569, Watkins Bros 570, J. Watson 571, C. Nicholls 572.

HACKS sth DAT H. Tripe 1-2, G. Garrett 3, S. J. Bear 4, J. Watson 5, D. G. Forlong 6, F. H. Hardy 7, R. McCorquindale 8, T. J. Kelly 9, J. W. Wallace 10, W. Suckling 11, Miss Walters 12, Barugh Bros. 13, R. H. Marx 14, T. Harris 15, T. Slater 16-18, D. Sainsbury 19, K. Reynolds 20-22,. H. J. Johnstone 23-24, A. Forsythe 25-28, C. J. Halley 29-32, C. J. Voyce 33, W. Goodwin 34, F. J. Duck 35, Miss Worker 36, S. Dean 37, T. Gordon 38, Jas. Brown 39-40, W. Moore 41, E. Anderson 42, M. Little 43-45, G. R. Bennett 46, Alan Bond 47, J. A. Carter 48, W. J. Woods, 49-50, A. W. Green 51-52, G. Brown 53, J. Willoughby 54-56, W. D. Thomas 57, J. Quinlan 58-61, J. Clemett 62-65, H. C. S. Hughes 66-67, R. Holmes 68-77, G. Chalklen 78-79, G. Campbell 80, L. Harding 81-84, D. McDonald 85-87, M. Little 88-95, J. Main 96, H. S. Duncan 97-98, E. G. Browne 99, R. Tuck 100, R. Duxfield 101, S. Washbourne 102, S. Dillon 103-108, Jos. Gee 109-111, T. D. Allen 112, N. K. Taylor 113-114, J. Meikle 115, J. McMahon 116-118, W. A. McDonald 119, R. H. Bailey 120121, W. F. Duncan 122, H. Bird 123, St. Peter’s School 124-125, K. Wright 126-128, L. Keyte 129, R. Foster 130, K. Plimmer 131, M. T. Eva 132, R. E. Sapswop 133, D. M. Rossiter 134, H. Mahood Jnr. 135, J. B. Nickle 136. MATAMATA JERSEY CLUB. ANNUAL SALE OF PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS. To be held in SELLING PAVILION, MATAMATA SALEYARDS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1940. AT 10.45 A.M. at BEAUTIFULLY-BRED FEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS, comprising Yearling and 2-year-olds. The Matamata Club is noted for the outstanding quality of the offering, practically all of which are from tested dams, many with records up to and over 6001 b. fat. For general quality and high butterfat backing this Sale offers an array of outstanding herd improvers. Make a point of being present and HEAD your SIRE with a “ MATAMATA ” SIRE! Write for a Catalogue to the Auctioneers: Speed of Funerals Funeral directors on the West Coast have been requested by the Oil Fuel Advisory Committee to increase the travelling speed of funerals to 20 miles an hour. The letter from the committee stated that the consumption of petrol when travelling at low speed was considerably greater than whe ntravelling at a moderate speed. While the saving of petrol as far as the funeral directors’ vehicles was concerned would be negligible, the saving in petrol in vehicles following a funeral would be considerable.