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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 30, 29 July 1911, Page 1

TARIKI ROAD. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. * NEWTON KING TTAS received instructions from Messrs Hodgkinson, Hay lock and Quinton, who liave sold their farm, to sell. WITHOUT RESERVE, their Dairy Herd, etc., as follows,— O COWS, second to fourth calvers, served by p.b. Jersey bull and expected to ealve August-Sep-tember 20 yearling heifers (portion Jersey strain) I<3 yearling steers 1. G-year half-draught mare, I 7-year half-draught mare, 1 G-year halfdraught gelding. 1 7-year three-quarter-draught gelding, 1 mare, hayrake, cultivator, disc, tyne and chain harrows, horse hoe, d.f and s.f. ploughs, roller, milk waggon (to carry 14 cans), spring tip dray, Whipple trees, chains, harness, milk cans, buckets, cooler, tubs. Price's jack, quantity ohafT. 511 sheets iron, and sundries. Also •HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS

Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12.30! [ The above cows are a nice young herd, heavily culled, in good condition, early jcalvers, and all sound with the exception of two. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING TXAS received instructions from Mr N. Miller, who i* leaving for EngBIS CHOICE DA.IRY lIKKD, comprising,— OQ DAIRY COWS. August-September calvers, in calf to Jersey bull 29 Jersey heifers, some purebred, in calfg to purebred Jersey bull, mostly August and September f . calvers 33 mixed weaners li Jersey bidl 1 p.b. Jersey bull 1 %-draught gelding, hack (broken to harness), pony hack, trap horse 2 Shetland ponies, broken to saddle and harness, quiet 2 pigs' Spring trap and harness, gig (long shatter) and harness, trap harness, new 7-bail cowshed, steam pressure boiler, 400-gal. tank and stand, horse and cow rugs, garden roller, lawn mower, 50 fowls (mostly p.b. white Leghorns), milk cans, strainer, and sundries

NOTE.—The above are a very choice herd of cows,and heifers, the majority being well-bred Jerseys. The cows have all been carefully selected, and have produced excellent returns for the past season. The heifers are of exceptional quality and are recommended with confidence. Luncheon provided. TIKOR A N G I. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. NEWTON KING TAS received instructions from Mr. R. Rolfe, to sell on his farm, Tikorangi, as above, at 1 o'clock, — QQ DAIRY COWS, mostly August calvers 40 mixed yearlings 1 grade Jersey bull 20 woolly lambs , 2 sows in farrow i 7 weaners 1 1 foal by Silver King Massey Harris reaper and binder, R. & G. d.f. plough, R. & G. wire strainer, stone roller, etc.

On account of another vendor, — 1 mare and foal, and stinted to Empire 2 half-draught horses NOTE.—These cows have been heavily culled and are in splendid condition. STRATFORD HORSE BAZAAR. SATURDAY. AUGUST fi. NEWTON KING TOTLL sell hr auction as above, Of? HORSES, consisting of draughts, half-draughts, spring carters, hacks and light harness

Sale nt 1 o'clock sharp. Clients are requested to have their horses numbered not later than 12 •'clock. ' ih *