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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 45, 14 July 1914, Page 8

AT THE STONY RIVER YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. NEWTOJST KING JJAS received instructions from Mr. Raniera, who is giving up dairying to sell by public auction at the Stony River yards (tor convenience of saief, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE--FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, 2nd, 3rd and 4th calvers, i,i good condition, mostly Shorthorn; few already in milk, others early calvers j fa gooil line) 7 milk cans, cart and harness Sale at 1 o'clock. OX TIIE FARM, WAREA ROAD. 4 TUCKSDAY, JULY 16. NEWTON KING JJAS received instructions from ih' 1 l'vrcv A. Putt, who is giving up dairying, to sell by public auction ,as ill,ore, WITHOUT RESERVE—PJQ FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS, mostly grade Ayrshircs, due August and September 7 3-yctu" heifers, in calf to pedigree Ayrshire bull I pedigree Ayrshire bull 1 p.b. Bevon boar C milk cans With Slight Reserve—--1 2-donble-bucket Ridd Milking Machine, with Watt Engine Lancheon provided. Sale at 12.30 p.m.

NOT K.—These arc a nice line of cows, mostly -ml. 3rd and 4th calvcrs, including a nice lot of Ayrshires. Mr. Putt has been dairying 10 to 11 years, and lias always held one of the highest tests at t,lie Factory, and lias never previously held a clearing sale.

piPOJiTAXT JJISI'KIiSAf- £ALE of KNOWN' DAIRY fiATTtfi. UPvENn YARDS. THURSDAY, J FLY 23. NEWTON KING H AB received instructions from W. J. JiOWAIAN, Esq., who is giving up Dairying, to sell by Riblie Auction at tlii! I'remii yards (for convenience ot sale) as above, tlu: whole of his Herd of tows as follows: 214 CHpiCE DAIRY COWS AND HEIFERS, comprising—--50 well-bred Jersey cows '24 Shorthorn-Jersey <:oss cows •it S'horthorn cows 30 Jcrsey-liolstein cows 14 llolstein cows 40 choice Jersey springing heifers 10 Holstein springing heifers Sale at 12 Xoon, NOT]'].—To anyone in search of real good dairy cows this sale offers a special opportunity. 'Mr. Bowipan purchased .Mr. A. E. Watkin's dairy herd when taking over the property two years ago, and most of the young cows and heifers are either bred "by Mr. Watkin or from his well-known strain. The herd is njw in line condition, has been heavily culled, and as the owner is going right out o! dairying, is for sale absolutely without reserve. Buyers arc requested to liook seats early. Southern buyers will be met at tlic Waitara Railway Station.

UNRESERVED SALE OF H IL,i i-CJLiSS pEDIGREE JERSEYS CILISLEH I'EST, ELTHA'M. THURSDAY, JL'LY 16, 1914. NEWTON KIW JJAS received instructions from Mr. Jas. Phillips, senr., who is going right out of pedigrees, to sell by panlie auction, on above date, VVITHOUr RESERVE, the whole of his pedigree Jersey cattle, as under — PEDIGREE -Jersey Cows 2 L'JiDIGREE --year-old Jersey Heifer 7 PEDIGREE Yearling Jersey lifers K PEDIGREE 2-year-old Jersey bulls g YHAULING JIiRWKY HULLS 9 PEDIGRKIi ,1-year-old Jersey v. 1,115 £ t?' Shlc at 1,30 o'clock, •agi*Luncheon p)'ovi(led.

—All Hit! fthove cuttle arc oitSn-r registered or eligible lor registration ill the WX.-1.H.8.. anil any cattle purchased at this tale will be put 011 trucks 'Jne uf eharge. The majority were ;>red '.Mr, I'hillips, ami there is a titri'ig '•* ' <rf the renowned bulls 1v.C.1i., sti.iin ■ j- 0 y ail( | jj ou tor nnininp; .M.i.mirl. * • j,,,.;,) All information n; " I ' o,, '~l | lh " vj.« will be given at V-,-Id dates of sei S,,! '' /f , , (Kifiiosuoj* ott app. On aeeoiint o/mTt, 0. WITHOUT'tfKSERVE— Rustic crtYt. 9 mill; cans'. Ke* Cray s.f. plough, set of Soi disc imrt'ovfs, ii-ycar yo-draugW 11 gelding, fitetofj", sliai'es, harness I and gund\Kiw> |