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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 21, 13 June 1914, Page 8

JMPORTANT gALE OF J-JIGH-OLASS JpiiDlGllliK. JERSEYS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. NEWTON KING H as received instructions from Messrs W. J. B. and W. Paton, wlie, owing to dissolution of partnership, arc relinquishing breeding, to sell by Public Auction at the W'aiwakaiho Yards (for convenience of sale) — J | PEDIGREE. JEUSIiY COWS PEDIGREE JERSEY HEIFERS PEDIGREE JERSEY BULLS | GRADE JERSEY COWS AND HEIFERS Sale at 1 o'clock sharp. Catalogues posted on Application. AUCTIONEERS' XOTE.—The attention of Jersey Breeders and Dairymen is .especially directed to this Sale. Messrs Paton have been consistent prizewinners at all Shows and have always bred from the best stock obtainable. Included in the catalogue is the well-known bull, "Melia Ann's Sultan." On account of Mr. S. W. Shaw—--8 pedigree cows and heifers. This is a small but choice little Jersey herd, and is being sold owing to the vendor cutting up his 6outh Road property.

OX THE FARM, WAITUI. THURSDAY, JUNE 18. NEWTON KING H AS , received instructions from W. P. Bishop, Esq., of Waitui, who is giving up dairying, to Bell by public auotion as above, without reserve— HIS CHOICE HEIiJJ, consisting of — 130 COWS, June to Sept. calvors, in calf to pedigree Jersey bulls, mostly 2nd and 3rd calvers, and a heavily culled herd. 10 cows (just calved). 100 %-bred Jersey in-calf heifers 2 pedigree Jersey bulls. C breeding sows 12 store pigs 30 slips The heifers and bill's with very slight reserve. ? Sale at 11 a.m. Luncheon provided. XOTli.—The Auctioneer has no hesitation in recommending this Herd to anyone in search of first-class cows. As it is well known, the owner has culled h< avily year bji year. Conveyance will leave the Inglewood Station on arrival of all morning trains.

WAIWAKAIIIO YARDS. FRIDAY, JUNE 10. Newton" king Sell at his Yards as above:— 300 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, including— *oo mixed weaners 50 weaner steers 50 weaner Shorthorn heifers •'•J good Jersey weaner heifers 30 store cows So in-calf heifers 10 springers 10 dairy cows On account of the Executors, JoS. Terrill's Estate, WITHOUT RESERVE—--21) DAIRY COWS, dm: July and August. Dairy Sale at 12 noon Sharp. ON- THE FARM, KEU.-Y KOAD, Hl'HtAMil". MOXDAY, JU.XE 22. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. >?. T. Fredericksen to sell by Public Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE— -29 DAIRY COWS 2 Jersey bulls - Va-draug-ht fann horses Horse, gig and harness (slight reserve), 14 weaners, Ij pigs, spring dray, MeCormick mower, Hornsby s.f. plough, tine harrows, Planet, Jr., 4 anilk cans, 2 stacks meadow hay, i stack oaten liar, buckets, harness, and sundries Also, if not previously sold— HIS FARM of 100% ACRES, being Sections" 139, 142, 143 and 154, Block IX., Waitara S,D. Buildings consist of .Vroomed house, Mi-bailed cowshed, and other farm buildings. Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30 p.;».

MONDAY, JIW'E 29. NEWTON KING H A s received instructions from Mr. John Day, of Uruli. to offer, at the Urenui Saleyards, as above, his Uruti property, consisting of—--380% acres, being Sees. VII. and IX. of Blk. 1, Mimi S.D., about 130 acres in bush, with 4-roumed cottage. 10-bail cowshed. and • subdivided into 8 woll-fenced paddocks. This is a really good property, a lot being ploughabie, and contains some very lino river flats. Easy terms can be arranged. Sale at 2,30 p.m. '