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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 95, 30 July 1910, Page 1

I RAHOTU. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING sell by auction at his Yards above—--150 MIXED CATTLE, including—--60 mixed yearlings 35 store, fat and forward cows 20 18-month to 2-year steers 20 18-months heifers 10 springing heifers li good saddle and bridle 1 set spring; cart harness Sale at 12.30 o'clock. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Mrs. J. Daly, who is giving up dairying, to sell by auction, WITHOUT RESERVE, on the Farm, Perth Road, Okato, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd August, at 12.30 o'clock, her choice Dairy Herd, consisting of—--05 COWS, including 30 Holsteins, mostly AugustiSeptember, second and third calvers ' 12 springing heifers I! purebred Shorthorn bull by Government bull Royal Monarch Milk cans, aerator, etc. 1 pair working bullocks' \ 2 heavy draught horses " ' 1 draught mare, syrs, by Kimberley 1 draught gelding, 4yrs, by A.isnberley 1 yearling colt by What's Wanted 1 horse, gig, and harness Also, \ , THE FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM of 202 acres, and goodwill of leasehold section of 74 acres. LOWER DUTBIE ROAD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. NEWTON KING fEJAS been favored with instructions from Messrs W. and C. Dale, who are dissolving partnership, to sell, WITHOL T RESERVE, their choic& Dairy Herd, as under,— ■ ■ J2O COWS, second to fifth calvers, to calve August-September 2 springing, heifers t ' 10 picked yearling heifers 6 yearling steers 19 milk cans (slight reserve) Milk waggon, spring cart, Noxo* mower, tripod harrows, chaffcutter (hand or power), 1 threefurrow disc plough, 1 s.f. Duncan plough. Luncheon Provided. / * Sale at 12 o'clock. This is an exceptionally choice herd, many being well-bred Jersey' and Holstein cows; nearly all young, and the greater portion August calvers. Twenty cows have been culled this autumn. All the stock,is to be sold absolutely without reserve. : SALISBURY ROAD. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions, from Mr. S. M. Porritt, who has disposed of his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as under,— 28 secon d to fourth calvers, to calve August-September 4 cows at full profit 19 choice Grade Jersey heifers, springing and in calf 1' pedigree Jersey bull, "Trethalla's Prince" (Vol. 3, No. 264); sire "Blacksmith," dam "Sweet Pea V» ■ ' j. 1 20-months Jersey bull 8 half-bred Jersey yearlings by "Trethella's Prince" 1 strong harness horse, by "Kentucky Wilk©" li harness mare, 1 hack, 3 sows in pig, 1 18-months p.b. Berkshire boar, 11 store pigs, new spring tip cant, spring trap, plough, > sledge, tine, chain and tripod harrows, barrow, cement roller, hay rake, Planet Junr. seed and manure drill, chaff-cutter, two jacks, saws, ehjun®, harness, cow covers, milk cans, cooler, buckets, tester and sundries. Sale at 12.30 o'clockLuncheon Provided. The above coavs have all been served by the pedigree Jersey bull, "Trethella's Prince," and have ibeen heavily culled and tested. They averaged last season for milk £lO 4s. with test 4.5. "tfOR SALE Several country stores, doin« jjnnd trade. Will sntisfr buyers as to profits. —Apply J. W. Wilso*. Egmont-street. I fSUT THE BEST PLACE IS BAKER'S.