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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 330, 17 June 1911, Page 1

MANAIA ROAD, KAPUM. MONDAY. JUNE 26. NEWTON KING ■• Tn conjunction with the N.Z.L. & M.A. ? Co., Ltd., Hawera, has received in- '; structions from MR. W. J. DEW, who lias sold his form, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice dairy herd, etc., as . under: 7(1 Vi to %-bred Jersey cows. Afi lIOLSTELN and Shorthorn cows The pedigree Jersey bull, "Sir Red- \ vers Buljer," bred by C. Day, Esq., I of Wnikato. 7 1 2<4-year Jersey bull by "LavenI der Boy" l 1 2-year Jersey bull by "Pride of r Egmont" I 1 3-yrar "grade" b\ill 4 % Jersey heifers in calf , 40 choice' Jersey heifer yearlings 1 7-year /draught gelding. 1 8-year do., r 1 4-year mare. 1 7-year f draught mare by Glongyle (re- > serve), fl sows, 3 young boars, milk waggon (almost new), spring dray, block dray, S.F.L. plow. Planet Jr. Xoxon disc and chain harrows, harness, 2 stumping jacks. 11 cans. Aerator, barrow, 120-gal. boiler. 1 coppers and stands, swingle trees . and chains, troughs, barrels, pota toes, and sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Sale nit 12 o'clock. The above herd can, with confidence be recommended to all dairymen, Mr. Dew being well known as a keen judge of a good dairy cow. The cows are young, almost all carrying their second to fourth calves, and due chiefly to calve July to September. The farm being sold, the lot will be submitted absolutely WITHOUT RESERVE. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. ON THE FARM, INAHA. ■ •'I TIT FRIDAY, JUNE 23. NEWTON KING , f'n conjunction with Gillies and Nalder) k JJAS received instructions from Mr. W. C. Phillips, who hag sold his farm, to sell as above, — 180 °° WS (""c'ldiMg 2 pedigree Jerseys) ; pedigree at sale 1 pedigree Jersey bull; pedigree at Bale 0 2-year steers 12 2-year heifers in calf 74 yearlings (mixed) ! 2 draught horses, 4 and 5 years 1 I half-draught; 1 trap horse j 1 6a<ldle and 1 trap horse, 4 years, Bell Boy 1 thoroughbred mare in foal (pedigree) 10 breeding sows I boar, and about 40 store* J Ridd milking machine. 3 double buckets (new) and 3 horse power engine 1 Ridd milking machine, 2 double I buckets, and 4 horse power engine 1 rubber-tyred gig (new) 1 waggonette. 1 miik waggon (16 can), spring and block drays (good) D.F. and S.F. ploughs. 2 disc harrows, 2-chaui harrows, tine harrows, drill, McCormick mower, hay tedder, sweep, 3 trollies, hay rakes, harnera, totara gate posts, eating and seed potatoes, and A large quantity of Good Furniture. Also, — 240 Riverdale Dairy Company sharps (fully paid up) 140 Hawera Dairy Company shares (fully paid up) ALL ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Auctioneers' Note. The Auctioneers wish to draw particular attention to this sale. Mr. Phillips lias been dairying for years, and his herd is the result of careful selection. Sale commences at 10 a.m. sharp. Refreshments provided. STRiT F O It D HORSE FAIR next Horse Fair will be held on SATURDAY, July 1. Entries solicited. NEWTON KING. RENDERS are mvi_ „,. tll(; „„„..„„., Road Board for building concrete piers for bridge, over Henui Steam on Cross Road, Carrington. to Mangorei. Tenders close at Noon on SATURDAY, June 17th inst, at Messrs Sladden and Palmer's Office, Devon-street, New Plymouth, where plans and specifications may be seen. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. P. WELLS, Clerk Mangorei Road Board.