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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 79, 23 September 1911, Page 1

BEACONSFIKLD ROAD, MIDIIIIUST. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER il. NEWTo¥ KING jJAS received instructions from Mr. W. T. HamWyn, wlio has sold his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under.— 07 OOW-S, at profit and close to calving 3 grade Jersey heifers, served by pedigree Jersey bull Clovis f) yearling grade Jersey heifers 1 2-year pedigree Jersey bull Clovis 1 pedigree Jersey heifer, Bella's Lady, served by Starlight 11. 1 pedigree Jersey cow, Nelly Darling, served by Cherry's Last 1 6-year half-draught mare, 1 trap marc, 1 spring dray and harness, gig (reserve), double buggy « and harness, 1 sow and litter, 14 store pigs, seed drill, s.f. plough, chains and swingle-trees, Noxon. discs, chain and tine harrows, Price's jack, grindstone, cow rugs, milk cans, buckets and sundries Luncheon provided. The alwve arc a choice herd of cows, chiefly Jersey and Holstein, their average last season for butter-fat being £ll, with an average test of 4.4. The pedigree Jerseys will be offered with slight -THAM ROAD, KAPOMIA. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER i>S. NEWTON KING JIAS received instructions from Mr. .iaincs Coughcy, who has s his farm, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE his Choice. Dairy Herd, Horses, l'nrni turc. etc., as under, —

QQ DAIRY COWS, at profit ;iml close to calving 2 yearling heifers, i cattle dogs 40 calves, v store, pigs, 1 4-year draught mare (sound, trial), 1 5-year draught mare (sound* trial), 1 aged draught gelding, (sound, trial), 1 waggon, almost mew.. 14 cans, buckets, aerator, s.f. Duncan plough, swingletrees and chains, harness, covers, troughs, barrels, SOO-gal. tank, grindstone, saws. maul, wedges, farm tools, 18 fowls and sundries, sewing machine (reserve). 00 Kaponga Dairy Co. shares (reserve) Also . THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Luncheon Provided. ■ Sale at 11.30. The a.bove cows are practically all young, carefully selected, and heavily culled, and showed good returns last season. Everything will be l sold without .PALMER ROAD, MAHOE. FRIDAY,, SEPTF.MI'.ER 20. KING AS received instructions from Messrs D. and H. C. Johnson, who have sold their farms, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, their Choice Herd, Implements, etc., as under,— KA COWS, at profit and close to heifers S yearling Jersey-strain hefTers ,1 3-year p.b. Ayrshire bull 1 2-year grade Jersey hull 1 yearling grade Ayrshire hull 1 brake mare (5 years, any trial), 1 black gelding by Albert Chevalier (rising 3-year, unbroken), 1 bay hack 1 4-year gelding (guaranteed sound and staunch) 5 Berkshire sows and litters. 3 sows (due October). 12 store pigs, Hi hoggets, s.f. plough, line and disc harrows, mowing ninchine. brake and harness, t;igwheel sleigh, 80-gal. boiler, tank, swingle-trees and chains, farm tools, milk cans, 20 ILL. fowls. 7S Mangatoki Dairy Factory shares (reserve), i|imnUly of sundries Also,— HOUSEHOLD FURN'TTUUE AND Luncheon Provide). Sale at 12 o'ci of dairymen's attention, .'ill he sold without rcservi QJTRATFORD WOOL, HIDE, SHEEPSKIN & TALLOW SALE. NEXT SALE—TUESDAY, SEPT. 26. pLIENTS are requested to forward consignments so as to reach us by Friday previous to sale. YOUNG, HOBRS & CO. STRATFORD.