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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 83, 16 July 1910, Page 1

WAITARA WEST. WEDNESDAY, JULY 20. WITHOUT RESERVE. NEWTON KING TTAS 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—11T 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 y,-draught mare, 6 years (broken to harness) 1 trap horse, 6 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 li purebred Devon boar 2 purebred Devon sows (in farrow) The cows are a really good lot, being mostly well bred Jerseys, sound and quiet, and in calf to purebred Jersey bull. Also, with Slight Reserve The thoroughbred mare LADY 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.

CARDIFF. I SATURDAY, JULY 23. ' NEWTON KINO "AS received instructions from [ Mr. G. Topp, who has sold his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as under JO COWS, chiefly'second to fourth ealvers, to calve August and September 8 springing heifers 4 yearling heifers, 2 yearling bulls 1 3-year colt by "Victor," bay mare, 1 hack mare, 4 sows in I pig, 1 boar, 6 stores, 5 sheep, 2 Angora goats, 1 brake, 1 spring dray, gig and harness, block dray. MeCormick mower, s.f. plough, swingle trees, grubber, discs, hay rake, 1 7-coulter drill (slight reserve), harness, 2 jacks, roller, heater, cans, aerator, buckets, barrow, maul, wedges, saws, 100 matai posts, 1% tons O.S. chaff, fowls, ducks, geese. 12 cords rata, and sunHOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of—l English piano (slight reserve), bedsteads and mattresses, tables, chairs, washstands, chests, sewing machine, kitchen utensils, etc. Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock.

THURSDAY, JULY 23. NEWTON. KING TTAS received instructions from Mr. YV. J. Gray to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on his farm. Kaihihi Road, Okato, on Thursday, July 2Sth I~A FIRST-CLASS young dairy cows (Jersey and Ilolstein crosses), second and third culvers, in call to p.l). and pedigree Jersey hulls 0 plough horses 10 hacks and harness horses 50 stud English Leicester ewes in lamb 100 hoggets, cross-bred long-wool Romney-Lincoln I! p.b. Berkshire sows in farrow 10 p.b. Berkshire sows (young) 6 p.b. Berkshire boars 100 Brown Leghorn fowls 2 bullock drays, yokes, bows and chains complete, milk waggon, 20 milk cans, buckets, etc., new d.f. plough, stone roller, drag harrows, 4-horse gear, BoothMcDonald windmill, and sunWITH SLIGHT RESERVE- I 20 yearling "heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull (bred by Mr. A. Buchanan) I 2 p.b. Jersey hulls 2 pairs working bullocks Dairymen wanting first-class cows will do well to attend this sale, Mr. Gray having culled very heavily, the present herd bein? a splendid lot of young cows, iiiii; lifts* .wuli'.wa. _ ; _ ; „ ..,