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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 56, 27 June 1914, Page 8

ON THE FARM, RUGBY ROAD. TARIKT THURSDAY, 2nd JULY, 1914. KING has been favor© with instructions from MR J. T. Hughes, who is giving up dairying, to sell by Public Auction, on jcbove date, the whole of his choice i Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, etc., as under:— Without Reserve—- ( CO dairy cows, half of which are . purebred Holsfceins in calf to pedigree Holstein bulls With Very Slight Reserve—--15 purebred Holstein heifers, in calf to King Segis De Kol 3 pedigree Holstein-Friesian bulls 1 pedigree Holstein cow, "Lady Pieterje Clothildes 4 2-year pedigree Holstein heif pedigree yearling heifers Holstein

100 good mixed calves 10 breeding sows 1 board (purebred Berkshire) 1 milk express (carry ton), 9 , ,<milk cans, cooler and buckets. 6-cow milking machine, plant, and engine (in good working order), 1 set disc harrows, 1 double furrow plough, 1 hill- ' side plough, Midhirst Factory shares. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at 12.30 o'clock sharp. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION. NOTE.—A brake will meet the 9.30 a.m. train at Tariki for the farm. SALE OF FIRST-CLASS PEDIGREE AND GRADE JERSEY CATTLE. ON THE FARM, DURHAM ROAD. TUESDAY, 30th JUNE.

TEWTON KING has received in~l stFUctions from MR JOH3 WKEELER, who ha s sold his farm, to selMiy Public Auction, as above. absolutely Without Reserve, the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, House hold Furniture, and Sundries, consisting of—--6 pedigree Jersey cows 2 pedigree Jersey yearling bulk 1 pedigree Jersey bull • 29 grade, and purebred Jersey [ 8 choice springing Jersey heifers. 1 staunch trap maro, spring cart and harness, gig and harness, pony gig und harness, saddle iind bridle, cart harness, '3leaf tyno harrows, chain harrows, s.f. ■ HorUsby plough, ■ - Massey hay rake, Massey turnip p/plpar, milk cans, and farm sundries Shetland pony, unbroken, filly, 7 p.b. geese Also Household Furniture and Effects. LTXCHEOX at 11.30 a.m. Sale at 12 noon-. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer.

NOTE.—Mr Wheeler has been dairying for well on to 30 years, and has never had a clearing sale previously. His cows are all bred into the Jersey, and in calf to a pedigree Jersey bull, and dne August to September. "This herd has an average test of 5. at the factory. OX THE FAR t CHEAL ROAD, NGi-IEE. MONDAY, 6th JULY, 1914. TEWTOX KING has received in- *•* structions from MRi H. KENNY, who has disposed of 3ns .property, to sell, Without • Reserve, t.ie wnole of his Choice Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, etc., as under:--* 8-1 dairy cows, grade to p.b. Jerseys 1 pedigree Jersey cow, "Birdie's Pet" 1 pedigree Jersey cow, "Birdie" 1 pedigree 2-year heifer, "Bir--2 pedigree yearling heifers 1 pedigree 3-year Jersey bull, "Maori Chief" 1 pedigree 2-year Jersey bull, ''Maori Lad" 15 fat sheep 1 Duncan s.f. plough (new), 3 Massey Harris plough (fftod order), 1 set discs, 1 160-gal. whey tub (kauri), 1 scalding tub, 1 dray and harness, 1 2-horse set swingletrees, 1 snigging chain, 1 copper and stand, 7 milk cans, cooler and

With Slight Reserve—--19 grade to p.b. yearling Jerse; heifers 1 cow ill millc 1 J-draught i i mare, aped 1 Farmer's Favorite drill (new 1 phonograph LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale at.J2.30 o'clock. NOTE.—Mr Kenny has Leon milking this herd for the last 9 years, and most of the cows are- his ! own breeding. The average tost for the last four seasons has boon 4.6. Out of 80 suppliers to the Ngaere iFactory, Mr Kenny has always been amongst the highest for test. They start to calve in July, and all are in calf to the pedigree Jersey bull, "Maori Chief."

Gentlemen! Next time you require a "Best Hat," buy the "R. and Q." make—it will style and comfort give yon. Apply local draper*, r