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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 28, 23 June 1914, Page 8

ON THE FARM, PUNI^O. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, JUXE 25 & 20. NEWTON"" KING (In conjunction with the LOAN AXL) MERCANTILE CO., Hawera) HAS received instructions from W. Greenway, Esq., whose leases have expired, to sell by Publio Auction as above, WITHOUT RESERVE—m DAIRY IA/WS, mostly July, August and September calvcra 30 choice springing heifers 30 fat and forward cows 50 yearling Shorthorn steers 70 yearling heifers 0 Shorthorn bulls 4 3-year steers 3 pairs working bullocks 5 draught mares, stinted to Empire 2 draught horses 4 young draughts 12 brood sows 25 store pigs 2 drays 1 spring cart Double and s.i. ploughs, disc, tripod and chain harrows, purebred poultry, incubators, etc., milk cans, harness and sundries ORDER OF SALE: Horses, dry stock and sundries will be sold on Thursday. Dairy cows on Friday. With Slight Reserve— Goodwill of L-eases of 2 Farms of 70 and 127 acres, under W.C.S.R. Act, 1892 On account of another vendor—--100 good yearling steers Luncheon provided. Sale at 11 a.m. NOTE.—Conveyances will leave Xew Plymouth on each morning of the sale, intending buyers will please book seats early. Mr. Greenway lias been dairying for fifteen years and has never held a clearing sale. Owing to expiry of leases all the above stock is to be sold absolutely without reserve.

SALE OF JjMRST-CLASS pfcDIGREE AXD Q.RADE JERSEY (RATTLE. OX TIIE FARM. DURHAM ROAD.

THURSDAY, JUNE 30. NEWTON KING H AS received instructons from Mr. John Wheeler, who has sold his fnnn, to sell by Public Auction aa above, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT EESERVE, the whole of his Live and Dead Stock, Household Furniture and Sundries, consisting of—--0 PEDIGREE JERSEY OOWS 2 PEDIGREE JERSEY YEARLING BULLS 1 PEDIGREE JERSEY BULL OO GRADE and PUREBRED JERSEY OOYYS Q CHOICE SPRINGING JERSEY •HEIFERS 1 staunch trap marc, spring cart and harness, gig and harness, pony gig and harness, saddle and bridle, cart harness, 3-leaf tine harrows, chain harrows, s.f. Hornsby plough, Massey hayrake, Massey turnip pulper, milk cans and farm sundries Also— Household Furniture and effects Luncheon at' 11.30 a.m. Sale at 12 noon. Catalogues may be obtained from the Auctioneer.

NOTE.—Mr. Wheeler has been dairyi«g for well on to 30 years and has never had a clearing sale previously. His cowa are all bred into the Jersey, in calf to a pedigree Jersey: bull, and due August to September.

OX THE FARM, PEMBROKE ROAD, STRATFORD. WEDNESDAY, JUNB 24, 1914. NEWTON KING H AS been favored with instructions by Mr. James Scott, Who has sold his property, to sell, WITHOUT RE3KRVE, the whole of his first-class Dairy Herd, Farm Implements, etc., as under— DAIRY COWS, mostly second and third ealvers, to calve August-September, mostly Jersey-Hoi-steins and a few Shorthorns 1 2-year springing heifer 1 2-year bull 9 calves 1 %-draught mare, aged (slight reserve) 1 Vi-draught mare, 5 Tears (slight reserve) ti sows in farrow 'J store pigs Quantity of ducks and fowls 1 dray and harness (new) 1 s.f. plough, 4 new milk cans, 4 buckets, swingle-trees, etc., quantity of household furniture, 1 Singer treadle sewing machine, 1000 ft rough seasoned building timber Luncheon provided. Sale at 12.30.

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