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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 77, 9 July 1910, Page 1

WAITARA WEST. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. WITHOUT RESERVE. NEWTON KING jp|"AS received instructions from Mrs. Stuart McGuinness, who has sold her farm, to sell by auction at the farm, Mangoraka, the whole of her live and dead stock, consisting of—]_7 FIRST-CLASS COWS, in milk and to calve 6 purebred Jersey heifers (springing) 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull 1 15-months bull 3 yearling bulls 40 mixed sheep 1 draught mare (7 years), stinted to "Empire'' 1 V!..-draiight mare, 6 years (broken to harness) 1 trap horse, G years (any harness) 1 gig mare 2 pony mares, 5 and 6 years (go in harness) The well - known trotting mare Miss Edie, in foal 1 tip dray, 1 milk cart, 2 sulkies, harness, saddle, bridles, chains, milk cans, dairy utensils, tools, troughs, wheelbarrow, grindstone, wire strainer, and sundries

The cows are a really good lot, being I mostly well bred Jerseys, sound and I quiet, and in calf to purebred Jersey bull. Also, with Slight Reserve,-i-The thoroughbred mare LAD¥ FISHER, with foal at foot by Field Battery, and stinted to Field Battery . ( Lady Fisher is well known as the dam of Maniopoto, and her yearling colt by Birkenhead was recently sold in Sydney for 700 guineas. Luncheon at noon. Sale at 1 o'clock. KELLY ROAD,' HUIRANGI. FRIDAY, JULY 22. NEWTON KING "CTAS received instructions from Messrs. .Smith and Fawcett, who have sold their farm,,to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, the whole of their livo and dead stock, consisting of— QQ DAIRY COWS,' Jersey siram, mostly August and September calvers 4 2 to 2y s year heifers in calf 7 yearling heifers 1 yearling Jersey bull 2 draught horses, aged, by Silver King 1 trap mare 2 2-year fillies, draught ancf liaildfaught 2 yearlings, draught and halfdraught 1 hack 3 breeding sows in farrow, 5 store pigs, 7 weaners', 1 Berkshire boar, 1 R. and G. double-furrow convertible plough, I a f. plough, 1 cultivator, disc harrows, tine and chain harrows, 1 express spring tip dray and harness, 2 sets leading harness, plough chains, stumping - jack, blocks and tackle, milk cans, 1 steam turbine separator and boiler (GOlb pressure, in good order), 1 butter-worker, I churn, fowls, and sundries

WITH SLIGHT RESERVE,— 1 colt, 5 years old • 1 mare, 8 years old 1 buggy and harness Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 o'clock. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE. The -cows comprise the whole of Messrs. Smith and Fawcett's herd, none having, been sold privately. The vendors have been dairying for over twenty years,.and have bred from their best cows, this being their first sale. THE UP-TO-DATE DAIRY FARMER Must Install the DOMINION PKESSURE MILKING MACHINE The Unexcelled Advantages: It Imitates the human hand, milking by pressure, not suction. Adapts itself to Hard or Eaey Milking Cows. Milks Cleanly and Thoroughly. Keeps the Cow in Good Condition. Easily Installed and Kept in Order. Inexpensive in Upkeep, An Unequalled Saver of Time 'And A PRODUCER OF 810 CHEQUES. For Motive Power, the most convenient under the average dairy condii tions is the PITT OIL ENGINE. Economical, Simple, Durable. Requires no attention. Write for full partwukra to our Agents— NEWTON KINO, New Plymouth and Stratford; BENNETT AND SUTTON, Hawera; Or direct to us, TVEfPT 1 BOOTH, MACDONAIi) & CO., LTD., Christchurch, Auckland; Hastings, and Timaru.