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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 59, 27 July 1912, Page 1

IMPORTANT SALE OF pE D 1 0 R K K AND QRADE J) AIRY QATTLE. URKXUI YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. NEWTON KING TTAS received instruction from A. E. Wfttkins, Esq., who has sold his farm and is leaving the district, to sell by Public Auction at the Urenni Yards (for convenience of sale). WITHOUT SERVE,30 FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS gQ CHOICE 2-year Jersey-strain Spring Heifers CHOICE Yearling Heifers (all Jersey Strain) J2 GRADE Jersey Bulls Jg STORE and Forward Cows With Slight Reserve,— 6 Pedigree Jersey Cows 6 Pedigree Jersey Y'earling Bulls 2 Pedigree 2-year Heifers (Jersey) 2 Pedigree Jersey Yearling Heifers 3 hacks 1 %-Draught mare, with foal at foot by Lord Roberts and stinted to Lord Roberts On account of Mr. J. Gleeson,— 3 3-year Pedigree Jersey Bulls I 2-year Pedigree Jersey Bull 1 Pedigree Yearling Jersey Bull On account of Mr. J. Jonee, Okoke, who hai leased his farm,— 16 Choice Young Dairy Cows. (Tests and dates given at sale!. Auctioneer's Note.—Mr. Watkins' Herd are a very nice lot. being the whole dairy let out by him last season. As he is leaving the District, they will be gold without reserve. Mr. J. Jones has some very nice cows and must sell, as his lease has expired. Conveyances will leave Waitara Railway Station on arrival of morning-train at Waitar->. Intending buyers will please book seats by Tuesday Sale at 12.30.

STANDISH ROAD TOKO. THURSDAY,.AUGUST I. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. Jas. Linn, who is giving up dairying, to sell. WITHOUT RESERVE, his choice Dairy Herd, etc., as under,— 4Q GRADE JERSEY COWS, third to fourth calvers', expected to calve August and September 23 choice Hoistein and Shorthorn cows, third and fourth calvers, expected to calve August and September 20 2Vj-year Jersey-Holstein springing heifers 1 pedigree Jersey bull, "Daystar" 1 2-year grade Jersey bull, 2 yearling Jersey bulls 1 8-year draught mare, stinted to Lincoln Tom (trial) 1 5-year draught mare (trial), 1 brake (carry 14 cane, almost new), 2 sheep dogs, 1 double buggy, pole and shafts (reserve), milk cans, cooler, buckets and sundries. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30. WAIWERA ROAD, TOKO. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. NEWTON KING ' JJAS received instructions from Mr. B. Xewstrow?ki. who has leased his farm and is leaving the district, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, his Dairy Herd, etc., as under, — 26 OOWS, third and fourth calvers, expected to calve August and September 1 tpringing heifer, 3 weaner heifers, 1 7-year half-draught gelding, 1 gig mare (fast), 1 harness horse (fast). 1 filly (unbroken),spring tip dray, ] trap, set discs, gig, harness, milk cans and sundries. On account of Mr. George Clearv, 30 choice 2'/. to 3-year heifers, close to profit, mostly Jersey and Hoistein. 1 ] / 2 -draiiglil 7-year mare (staunch), 5-year hack mare, 1 '/.-draught 5-year mare (staunch), 1 3-year mare (unbroken) by Shamrock. Luncheon provided. Sale at 1 o'clock. Sale will be held on Mr. deary's property, directly opposite Mr. Xev/strowski's. -0 LEASE—IIO acres, with 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc. Carry 30 cows. besides other stock. Three miles railway station. 16/- per acre.—J. H. Wood & Co., Egmont street, New Plymouth. TpOR SALE—A partly-improved burt section on the Carrington Road. A bargain.—Apply early to W. B. Daviei, Land Agent 2-t* "V"OU can get it cheaper at the Red Post.